nlTweede Divisie

Third Dutch tier — 18 teams, the top competition with amateur clubs.

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AFC Amsterdam
Amsterdam amateur club founded in 1895, Tweede Divisie champions in 2019.
afc.nl
De Treffers
Club from Groesbeek near Nijmegen, a fixture at the top of amateur football.
detreffers.nl
HHC Hardenberg
Club from Hardenberg in the province of Overijssel.
hhc.nl
IJsselmeervogels
The red half of the fishing village of Spakenburg, the country's most successful amateur club.
ijsselmeervogels.nl
Kozakken Boys
Club from Werkendam named after the Cossacks of the Napoleonic Wars era.
kozakkenboys.nl
Quick Boys
Club from Katwijk aan Zee with more than three thousand members.
quickboys.nl
SV Spakenburg
The blue half of Spakenburg, eternal rivals of IJsselmeervogels in the famous village derby.
spakenburg.com
Rijnsburgse Boys
Club from Rijnsburg near Leiden.
rijnsburgseboys.nl
GVVV Veenendaal
Club from Veenendaal in the province of Utrecht.
gvvv.nl
BVV Barendrecht
Club from Barendrecht on the southern edge of Rotterdam.
bvvbarendrecht.nl
HSV Hoek
The footballing pride of Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, from the village of Hoek.
hsvhoek.nl
VV Kloetinge
Zeeland club from Kloetinge near the town of Goes.
vvkloetinge.nl
VV Katwijk
Record champions of the top amateur division, from Katwijk.
vvkatwijk.nl
Rohda Raalte
Club from Raalte — the name Rohda stands for Recht Op Het Doel Af (Straight for Goal).
rohdaraalte.nl
Jong Almere City
The reserve team of Almere City FC — the link leads to the parent club's website.
almerecity.nl
Koninklijke HFC
The Netherlands' oldest football club (1879), from Haarlem, founded by pioneer Pim Mulier.
konhfc.nl
Jong Sparta Rotterdam
The reserve team of Sparta Rotterdam — the link leads to the parent club's website.
sparta-rotterdam.nl
RKAV Volendam
Amateur club from Volendam, neighbours of professional side FC Volendam.
rkav-volendam.nl