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Eredivisie
Il campionato di calcio olandese ha come massima divisione
calcistica dell'Olanda la Eredivisie (Divisione Onoraria), che Eredivisie 2008-2009
corrisponde all'italiana Serie A.
Il primo titolo fu assegnato nel 1897-98 e dal 1958-59 è messo in

palio dopo un campionato di 18 squadre, in cui ognuna si affronta
due volte.
Disciplina: Calcio
Dal 1990 al 1999, il nome ufficiale della lega è stato PTT Confederazione: KNVB
Telecompetitie (dal nome dello sponsor, PTT Telecom), che fu
cambiato in KPN Telecompetitie nel 1999 e in KPN Eredivisie nel Nazione: Paesi
Bassi
2000. Dal 2002 al 2005, il campionato venne chiamato Holland
Casino Eredivisie. Dalla stagione 2005-06, il campionato viene Fondazione: 1897
sponsorizzato dalla Sponsorloterij Lottery, ma per ragioni legali il Campione di
Titolo:
nome dello sponsor non può essere accostato ad "Eredivisie". Olanda
Cadenza: annuale
La massima divisione è composta da 18 club. Ogni club incontra gli
altri 17 due volte durante la stagione, una volta in casa e una volta Apertura: agosto
in trasferta. Come molte altre leghe dell'Europa continentale Partecipanti: 18 squadre
(escluse, quindi, la Gran Bretagna e l'Irlanda), l'Eredivisie si Girone
concede una lunga pausa di un mese durante l'inverno, cioè durante singolo
Formula:
le vacanze per il Natale e per Capodanno. Al termine della stagione, andata-
il club classificato per ultimo retrocede nella serie B olandese, ritorno
l'Eerste Divisie (Prima Divisione), mentre il campione dell'Eerste AZ
Detentore:
Divisie viene automaticamente promosso in Eredivisie. Il penultimo Alkmaar
e il terzultimo club classificati nella Eredivisie vanno a dei playoff Sito internet: Eredivisie.nl
di promozione e retrocessione. I playoff vengono disputati in due
gruppi da cinque squadre: ogni gruppo è composto da un club di
Eredivisie e da quattro di Eerste Divisie qualificati.Ai play-off accedono la seconda e terza
classificata della Eerste Divisie e le vincitrici dei 6 periodi cui è suddiviso il campionato. In entrambi
i due gruppi, ogni squadra gioca un match di andata e uno di ritorno contro le altre quattro (in totale
disputa 8 match). Le due vincitrici di ognuno gruppi giocano la stagione successiva in Eredivisie,
mentre le altre sei squadre rimangono o retrocedono in Eerste Divisie.
L'Ajax Amsterdam ha vinto il maggior numero di titoli, 29. Il PSV Eindhoven è secondo con 21, e il
Feyenoord Rotterdam segue con 14. Dal 1965, queste tre grandi del calcio olandese hanno vinto tutti
i titoli tranne due (il titolo del 1980/81 e quello del 2008/2009 andati all'AZ '67).
Indice
1 Squadre 2008-2009
2 Albo d'oro
3 Numero di titoli vinti
4 Capocannonieri
5 Cannonieri di sempre
6 Olanda
7 Curiosità
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Eredivisie
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For the Eredivisie for female football see: Eredivisie (women)
The Eredivisie (English: Honorary Division) is the highest

football league in the Netherlands. Eredivisie
The top division consists of 18 clubs. Each club faces every

other club twice during the season, once at home and once
away. At the end of each season, the bottom club is
automatically relegated to the second level of the Dutch
league system, the Eerste Divisie (First Division), with the
champion of the Eerste Divisie automatically promoted to the
Eredivisie. The next two clubs from the bottom of the Countries Netherlands
Eredivisie go to separate promotion/relegation playoffs. The
Confederation UEFA
playoffs are played in two groups. Each group has one
Eredivisie club and three high-placed clubs from the Eerste Founded 1956
Divisie. In both promotion/relegation playoff groups, each
club plays a home-and-away series with the other clubs. The Number of teams 18
winner of each playoff group plays in the following season's Relegation to Eerste Divisie
Eredivisie, with the other teams going to the Eerste Divisie.
Level on pyramid Level 1
AFC Ajax has won the most titles, 29. PSV Eindhoven is
next with 21, and Feyenoord follows with 14. Since 1965, Domestic cup(s) KNVB Cup
these three clubs have won all except for two titles (the Johan Cruijff-schaal
1980/81 and 2008/09 titles went to AZ). International cup(s) Champions League
From 1990 to 1999, the official name of the league was PTT Europa League
Telecompetitie (after the sponsor, PTT Telecom), which was Current champions AZ (2008–09)
changed to KPN Telecompetitie in 1999 and to KPN
Eredivisie in 2000. From 2002 to 2005, the league was called Website http://www.eredivisie.nl
the Holland Casino Eredivisie. Since the 2005-06 season, the
league has been sponsored by the Sponsorloterij lottery, but Eredivisie 2009-10
for legal reasons, its name is not attached to the league.
Contents
 1 Current teams (2009-10)
 2 Champions
 2.1 Number of titles
 2.1.1 By Town or City
 3 Playoffs
 3.1 European competition
 3.2 Relegation
 4 Attendance
 5 All-Time Ranking
 6 UEFA Ranking
 7 Topscorers
 8 Media coverage
 9 References
 10 See also
 11 External links
Current teams (2009-10)
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First Number
First Number season of of seasons
Position season of seasons current of current Eredivisie Last
Club
City in 2008- in in spell spell Eredivisie
09 titles 1 title
eredivisie eredivisie in in
eredivisie eredivisie
ADO Den
The Hague 14th 1957-58 36 2008-09 2 0 -
Haag
Ajax Amsterdam 3rd 1956-57 54 1956-57 54 21 2003-04
AZ Alkmaar 1st 1960-61 34 1998-99 12 2 2008-09
Feyenoord Rotterdam 7th 1956-57 54 1956-57 54 9 1998-99
FC
Groningen 6th 1956-57 44 2000-01 10 0 -
Groningen
sc
Heerenveen 5th 1990-91 18 1993-94 17 0 -
Heerenveen
Heracles
Almelo 15th 1962-63 10 2005-06 5 0 -
Almelo
NAC Breda Breda 8th 1956-57 43 2000-01 10 0 -
NEC Nijmegen 11th 1967-68 34 1994-95 16 0 -
PSV Eindhoven 4th 1956-57 54 1956-57 54 18 2007–08
2nd;
RKC
Waalwijk Eerste 1988-89 20 2009-10 1 0 -
Waalwijk
Divisie
Roda JC Kerkrade 16th 1956-57 43 1973-74 37 0 -
Sparta
Rotterdam 13th 1956-57 51 2005-06 5 1 1958-59
Rotterdam
FC Twente Enschede 2nd 1956-57 48 1984-85 26 0 -
FC Utrecht Utrecht 9th 1970-71 40 1970-71 40 0 -
Vitesse Arnhem 10th 1971-72 25 1989-90 21 0 -
1st;
VVV-
Venlo Eerste 1956-57 17 2009-10 1 0 -
Venlo
Divisie
Willem II Tilburg 12th 1956-57 36 1987-88 23 0 -
1 Only the eredivisie titles (starting in the 1956-57 season) are displayed here. See below for a table with all national titles included.
Champions
Year Winner Title number Runner Up Third
1888-1889 VV Concordia 1 HFC HVV
1889-1890 HFC 1 RAP Amsterdam HVV
1890-1891 HVV 1 HFC RAP Amsterdam
1891-1892 RAP Amsterdam 1
1892-93 HFC 2
1894-95 HFC 3
1895-96 HVV 2
1897-98 RAP Amsterdam 4 Vitesse
1898-99 RAP Amsterdam 5 Vitesse
1899-00 HVV 3 Victoria Wageningen
1902-03 HVV 6 Vitesse Volharding
1903-04 HBS Den Haag 1 Velocitas Breda PW Enschede
1904-05 HVV 7 PW Enschede
1905-06 HBS Den Haag 2 PW Enschede
1906-07 HVV 8 PW Enschede
1907-08 Quick Den Haag 1 UD Deventer
1908-09 Sparta 1 Wilhelmina
1909-10 HVV 9 Quick Nijmegen
1910-11 Sparta 2 GVC Wageningen
1911-12 Sparta 3 GVC Wageningen
1912-13 Sparta 4 Vitesse
1913-14 HVV 10 Vitesse Willem II
1914-15 Sparta 5 Vitesse
1915-16 Willem II 1 Go Ahead Sparta
1916-17 Go Ahead 1 UVV Utrecht Willem II
1917-18 Ajax 1 Go Ahead Willem II
1918-19 AFC Ajax 2 Go Ahead AFC Amsterdam
1919-20 Be Quick 1887 1 VOC Rotterdam Go Ahead
1920-21 NAC 1 Be Quick 1887 Ajax
1921-22 Go Ahead 2 Blauw-Wit NAC Breda
1922-23 RCH 1 Be Quick 1887 Go Ahead
1923-24 Feijenoord 1 Stormvogels NAC
1924-25 HBS Den Haag 3 NAC Sparta
1925-26 SC Enschede 1 MVV Feijenoord
1926-27 Heracles 1 NAC Ajax
1927-28 Feijenoord 2 Ajax NOAD
1928-29 PSV 1 Go Ahead Feijenoord
1929-30 Go Ahead 3 Ajax Velocitas
1930-31 AFC Ajax 3 Feijenoord PSV
1931-32 Ajax 4 Feijenoord SC Enschede
1932-33 Go Ahead 4 Feijenoord Stormvogels
1933-34 Ajax 5 KFC Willem II
1934-35 PSV 2 Go Ahead Ajax
1935-36 Feijenoord 3 Ajax SC Enschede
1936-37 Ajax 6 Feijenoord PSV
1937-38 Feijenoord 4 Heracles D.W.S.

1938-39 Ajax 7 D.W.S. NEC
1939-40 Feijenoord 5 Blauw-Wit Heracles
1940-41 Heracles 2 PSV ADO
1941-42 ADO 1 FC Eindhoven AGOVV
1942-43 ADO 2 Feijenoord Willem II
1943-44 De Volewijckers 1 VUC Den Haag LONGA
1944-45 Not played
1945-46 Haarlem 1 Ajax SC Heerenveen
1946-47 Ajax 8 SC Heerenveen NEC
1947-48 BVV Den Bosch 1 SC Heerenveen Go Ahead
1948-49 SVV 1 BVV Den Bosch AGOVV
1949-50 Limburgia 1 Blauw-Wit Maurits
1950-51 PSV 3 D.W.S. Willem II
1951-52 Willem II 2 Hermes DVS Haarlem
1952-53 RCH 2 FC Eindhoven Sparta
1953-54 FC Eindhoven 1 D.O.S. PSV
Introduction of professional football
1954-55 Willem II 3 NAC PSV
1955-56 Rapid JC 1 NAC Elinkwijk
Introduction of the Eredivisie
1956-57 Ajax 9 Fortuna '54 SC Enschede
1957-58 D.O.S. 1 SC Enschede Ajax
1958-59 Sparta 6 Rapid JC Fortuna '54
1959-60 Ajax 10 Feijenoord Blauw-Wit
1960-61 Feijenoord 6 Ajax VVV
1961-62 Feijenoord 7 PSV Blauw-Wit
1962-63 PSV 4 Ajax Sparta
1963-64 D.W.S. 1 PSV SC Enschede
1964-65 Feijenoord 8 D.W.S. ADO Den Haag
1965-66 Ajax 11 Feijenoord ADO
1966-67 Ajax 12 Feijenoord Sparta
1967-68 Ajax 13 Feijenoord Go Ahead
1968-69 Feijenoord 9 Ajax FC Twente
1969-70 Ajax 14 Feijenoord PSV
1970-71 Feijenoord 10 Ajax ADO Den Haag
1971-72 Ajax 15 Feijenoord FC Twente
1972-73 Ajax 16 Feijenoord FC Twente
1973-74 Feijenoord 11 FC Twente Ajax
1974-75 PSV 5 Feyenoord Ajax
1976-77 Ajax 17 PSV AZ '67
1977 78
PSV 7 Ajax AZ '67

1978-79 Ajax 18 Feyenoord PSV
1979-80 Ajax 19 AZ '67 PSV
1980-81 AZ '67 1 Ajax FC Utrecht
1981-82 Ajax 20 PSV AZ '67
1983-84 Feyenoord 12 PSV Ajax
1984-85 Ajax 22 PSV Feyenoord
1985-86 PSV 8 Ajax Feyenoord
1987-88 PSV 10 Ajax FC Twente
1988-89 PSV 11 Ajax FC Twente
1989-90 Ajax 23 PSV FC Twente
1990-91 PSV 12 Ajax FC Groningen
1992-93 Feyenoord 13 PSV Ajax
1994-95 Ajax 25 Roda JC PSV
1996-97 PSV 14 Feyenoord FC Twente
1997-98 Ajax 27 PSV Vitesse
1998-99 Feyenoord 14 Willem II PSV
1999-2000 PSV 15 SC Heerenveen Feyenoord
2004-05 PSV 18 Ajax AZ
2005-06 PSV 19 AZ Feyenoord
2006-07 PSV 20 Ajax AZ
2007-08 PSV 21 Ajax NAC Breda
2008-09 AZ 2 FC Twente Ajax
Number of titles
Club #
Ajax 29
PSV Eindhoven 21
Feyenoord 14
HVV 10
Sparta Rotterdam 6
RAP Amsterdam 5
Go Ahead Eagles 4
HBS Den Haag, HFC, Willem II 3
ADO Den Haag, AZ Alkmaar, Heracles
2
Almelo, RCH
Be Quick 1887, D.O.S., BVV Den
Bosch, D.W.S., De Volewijckers, FC
Eindhoven, SC Enschede, Haarlem, 1
Limburgia, NAC Breda, Quick Den
Haag, Rapid JC, SVV, VV Concordia
By Town or City
Town or city Number of titles Clubs

Amsterdam 36 Ajax (29), RAP Amsterdam (5), DWS (1), De Volewijckers (1)
Eindhoven 22 PSV (21), FC Eindhoven (1)
Rotterdam 21 Feyenoord (14), Sparta (6), VV Concordia (1)
The Hague 16 HVV (10), HBS (3), ADO Den Haag (2), Quick Den Haag (1)
Haarlem 6 HFC (3), RCH (2), Haarlem (1)
Deventer 4 Go Ahead Eagles (4)
Tilburg 3 Willem II (3)
Alkmaar 2 AZ Alkmaar (2)
Almelo 2 Heracles (2)
Breda 1 NAC Breda (1)
Brunssum 1 Limburgia (1)
Den Bosch 1 BVV Den Bosch (1)
Enschede 1 SC Enschede (1)
Groningen 1 Be Quick 1887 (1)
Kerkrade 1 Rapid JC (1)
Schiedam 1 SVV (1)
Utrecht 1 DOS (1)
Playoffs
European competition
The KNVB introduced a playoff system in 2005-06 for the second to ninth placed clubs. The playoff system has
been criticized by clubs, players and fans as the number of matches will increase. The system also makes it
possible that the second-place team is forced the enter the UEFA Intertoto Cup while a lower placed team enters
the qualifying round of the Champions League (only if the cup winner is below 5th position). This happened in
2005-06; AZ, 2nd in competition, had to play for the UEFA Cup, while Ajax, 4th in competition, went into the
Champions League qualifying round, the same thing happened at the end of the 2007-08 season when Ajax,
ranked 2nd in regular season, lost the playoff final match to FC Twente, meaning Twente went into the
Champions League and Ajax the UEFA Cup.
For the 2008-09 season onwards, the playoff system is almost completely removed. Only the teams ending in
the fifth through eighth place (or possibly sixth through ninth, depending on the KNVB Cup finalists and their
respective position in the league) will play in play-offs for a ticket in the Europa League. [1]
Pos after playoff next season
round 34
1 none Champions League group stage
2 none Champions League 2nd qualifying round for non-champions
3 none Europa League 4th qualifying round
4 none Europa League 3rd qualifying round
5
6 5 vs 8 and 6 vs 7; the two winners advance to the second round;
Europa League Playoff
7 winner: Europa League 2nd qualifying round
8
post season
Cup next season
playoff
winner none Europa League 4th qualifying round
Europa League 4th qualifying round;
Runner Up none
ONLY if Cup Winner finishes 1st-2nd in competition
Relegation
The club at the bottom of the league (18th) is automatically relegated and switches places with the champion of
the Eerste Divisie. The next-lowest two teams (16th and 17th) play in a promotion/relegation knock-out playoff
known as the Nacompetitie, in which they will face eight teams from the Eerste Divisie. Of those eight teams,
six are periodical champions (bases on results held during the six periods in which the season is divided) and the
other two are the highest ranking teams, that haven't held a periodical title yet. Teams finishing above 16th
automatically stay in the Eredivisie.
Attendance
Since the beginning of the league, there are three clubs with an attendance much higher than the others: Ajax,
PSV and Feyenoord. These clubs are followed by Heerenveen, FC Twente and FC Groningen, clubs that also
have fairly large fanbases. The average league attendance was just over 7,000 in 1990, but the league has seen a
large rise in attendance with the building of many new stadiums and the expansion of several existing stadiums
nationwide. Current season average attendance is 19,745, with AFC Ajax having the largest (48,537) and FC
Volendam having the smallest (5,294). Ajax' figures however differ from those provided by the Amsterdam
ArenA since the club counts all tickets sold instead of the number of people going through the turnstiles.
Season 2008–09 average attendance (first half)
Club Attendance
Ajax 48,537
Feyenoord 43,479
PSV 33,042
Heerenveen 25,467
FC Twente 23,243
FC Groningen 21,871
FC Utrecht 19,558
Vitesse 17,325
NAC Breda 16,525
AZ 16,311
Roda JC 14,154
Willem II 12,979
N.E.C. 12,286
De Graafschap 12,150
Sparta Rotterdam 10,364
ADO Den Haag 9,706
Heracles Almelo 8,452
FC Volendam 5,294
Average 19,745
All-Time Ranking
Last updated following the 2007-08 season
Rank Seasons Played Won Drawn Lost Points Goals Goals Goal
Club
for against difference
1 Ajax 53 1753 1155 310 288 3775 4460 1844 2616
2 PSV 53 1753 1047 386 320 3527 4009 1852 2157
3 Feyenoord 53 1753 1004 411 338 3423 3817 2010 1807
4 FC Twente 52 1719 732 463 524 2659 2779 2305 474
5 Sparta R'dam 50 1651 588 469 594 2233 2525 2535 -10
6 Roda JC 42 1395 550 362 483 2012 2157 2008 149
7 FC Groningen 42 1379 448 396 535 1740 1927 2148 -221
8 FC Utrecht 39 1293 466 329 498 1727 1805 1964 -159
9 NAC Breda 42 1383 444 367 572 1699 1875 2289 -414
10 AZ/Alkmaar'67 32 1055 414 280 361 1522 1694 1497 197
11 ADO Den Haag 34 1140 386 291 463 1449 1666 1843 -177
12 MVV 36 1208 350 357 501 1407 1527 1990 -463
13 Willem II 35 1149 367 270 512 1371 1668 2024 -356
14 NEC 33 1089 302 304 483 1210 1224 1684 -460
15 Go Ahead Eagles 28 940 302 249 389 1155 1293 1500 -207
16 Vitesse 24 783 299 231 253 1128 1152 1082 70
17 FC Volendam 24 808 221 207 380 870 956 1446 -490
18 sc Heerenveen 17 545 232 134 179 830 910 795 115
19 RKC Waalwijk 19 646 206 170 270 788 861 1028 -167
20 Fortuna Sittard 19 646 179 193 274 730 756 1005 -249
21 HFC Haarlem 18 612 172 178 262 694 695 978 -283
Door Wilskracht
22 15 498 167 137 194 638 691 774 -83
Sterk
23 VVV-Venlo 17 545 160 148 237 628 734 981 -247
24 DOS 14 460 168 109 183 613 790 848 -58
25 FC Den Bosch 15 510 132 133 245 529 617 928 -311
26 Fortuna '54 12 392 141 99 152 522 635 700 -65
27 De Graafschap 17 545 122 136 287 502 606 1052 -446
Stormvogels
28 14 464 117 141 210 492 528 754 -226
Telstar
29 Excelsior 16 511 112 128 271 463 546 941 -395
30 FC Zwolle 12 408 99 120 189 417 496 745 -249
31 Heracles Almelo 9 257 62 63 132 249 293 525 -232
32 USV Elinkwijk 7 234 65 50 119 245 306 483 -177

33 FC Amsterdam 6 204 61 56 87 239 263 321 -58
Blauw-Wit
34 6 196 65 42 89 237 334 401 -67
Amsterdam
35 Holland Sport 4 136 37 34 65 138 168 279 -101
36 RBC Roosendaal 5 170 35 26 109 131 164 358 -194
37 NOAD 4 136 33 30 73 129 187 311 -124
38 Sittardia 4 132 32 29 71 125 148 256 -108
39 FC Dordrecht 5 170 27 38 105 119 184 387 -203
Cambuur
40 4 136 25 38 73 113 139 252 -113
Leeuwarden
Xerxes
41 2 68 26 17 25 95 92 95 -3
Rotterdam
42 FC Eindhoven 3 102 23 25 54 94 107 209 -102
43 BV Veendam 2 68 12 23 33 59 74 127 -53
44 FC Wageningen 2 68 13 18 37 57 72 137 -65
45 De Volewijckers 2 64 15 10 39 55 99 189 -90
46 Helmond Sport 2 68 12 18 38 54 93 162 -69
47 SVV 2 68 13 13 42 52 62 142 -80
The clubs highlighted in green play in the Eredivisie in the 2008/09 season. The clubs highlighted in red play in the Eerste Divisie in
the 2008/09 season. The clubs highlighted in grey no longer exist because they have been disestablished or have been merged into
another club. Remaining clubs play in lower competitions. For this year's Eredivisie clubs, the 2007/08 season is already counted in
the 'seasons' column.
UEFA Ranking
Current National League Ranking
 01 Premier League
 02 La Liga
 03 Serie A
 04 Bundesliga
 05 Ligue 1
 06 Russian Premier League
 07 Ukrainian Premier League
 08 Eredivisie
 09 Liga I
 10 Portuguese Liga
(see UEFA coefficients full list for more information)
Topscorers
Season Topscorer Goals Club
1956-57 Coen Dillen 43 PSV
1957-58 Leo Canjels 32 NAC
1958-59 Leo Canjels 34 NAC
1959-60 Henk Groot 38 Ajax
1960-61 Henk Groot 41 Ajax
1961-62 Dick Tol 27 FC Volendam

1962-63 Pierre Kerkhofs 22 PSV
1963-64 Frans Geurtsen 28 DWS
1964-65 Frans Geurtsen 23 DWS
Willy van der Kuijlen PSV

1965-66 23
Piet Kruiver Feyenoord
1966-67 Johan Cruijff 33 Ajax

1967-68 Ove Kindvall 28 Feyenoord
Dick van Dijk FC Twente
1968-69 30
Ove Kindvall Feyenoord
1969-70 Willy van der Kuijlen 26 PSV
1970-71 Ove Kindvall 24 Feyenoord
1971-72 Johan Cruijff 25 Ajax
Cas Janssens N.E.C.

1972-73 18
Willy Brokamp MVV
1973-74 Willy van der Kuijlen 27 PSV

1974-75 Ruud Geels 30 Ajax
1978-79 Kees Kist 34 AZ'67
1979-80 Kees Kist 27 AZ'67
1980-81 Ruud Geels 22 Sparta
1981-82 Wim Kieft 32 Ajax
1982-83 Peter Houtman 30 Feyenoord
1983-84 Marco van Basten 28 Ajax
1987-88 Wim Kieft 29 PSV
1988-89 Romário 19 PSV
1989-90 Romário 23 PSV
Romário PSV
1990-91 25
Dennis Bergkamp Ajax
1991-92 Dennis Bergkamp 22 Ajax

1992-93 Dennis Bergkamp 26 Ajax
1993-94 Jari Litmanen 26 Ajax
1994-95 Ronaldo 30 PSV
1995-96 Luc Nilis 21 PSV
1996-97 Luc Nilis 21 PSV
1997-98 Nikos Machlas 34 Vitesse
1998-99 Ruud van Nistelrooij 31 PSV

1999-00 Ruud van Nistelrooij 29 PSV
2000-01 Mateja Kežman 24 PSV
2001-02 Pierre van Hooijdonk 24 Feyenoord
2004-05 Dirk Kuijt 29 Feyenoord
2005-06 Klaas-Jan Huntelaar 33 SC Heerenveen/Ajax
2006-07 Afonso Alves 34 sc Heerenveen
2007-08 Klaas-Jan Huntelaar 33 Ajax
2008-09 Mounir El Hamdaoui 23 AZ
Media coverage
In The Netherlands, the NOS has recently acquired the broadcasting rights for the Eredivisie, it will air on
Nederland 1. In Australia he Eredivisie is broadcast by Setanta Sports
References
1. ^ Nieuwe opzet Europese competities verklaard - De officiële KNVB website
See also
 Eredivisie 2006/2007
 Eerste Divisie
 List of sports attendance figures – the Eredivisie in a global context
External links
 Eredivisie.nl - Official website Eredivisie (Dutch)
 KNVB.nl - Official website KNVB (Dutch) / (English)
 All Eredivisie statistics 1889-present (English)
 Soccerway.com - Eredivisie (English)
 Voetbal International - Dutch and international football news (Dutch)
 Eredivisie Table, Fixtures & Results (English)
 Eredivisie betting Previews and News (English)
 Eredivisie Stats, Results, Fixtures and Team Info (English)
 Attendance figures (English)
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Il primo titolo fu assegnato nel 1897-98 e dal 1958-59 è messo in

For the Eredivisie for female football see: Eredivisie (women)

The Eredivisie (English: Honorary Division) is the highest

The top division consists of 18 clubs. Each club faces every

Current teams (2009-10)

1937-38 Feijenoord 4 Heracles D.W.S.

PSV 7 Ajax AZ '67

Town or city Number of titles Clubs

Pos after playoff next season

Season 2008–09 average attendance (first half)

32 USV Elinkwijk 7 234 65 50 119 245 306 483 -177

(see UEFA coefficients full list for more information)

1961-62 Dick Tol 27 FC Volendam

Willy van der Kuijlen PSV

1966-67 Johan Cruijff 33 Ajax

Cas Janssens N.E.C.

1973-74 Willy van der Kuijlen 27 PSV

1991-92 Dennis Bergkamp 22 Ajax

1998-99 Ruud van Nistelrooij 31 PSV

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