Tweede Divisie

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Plans for a new, amateur Tweede Divisie, to be made up of 4 reserve teams and 14 Topklasse clubs, were approved in a KNVB assembly in December 2014. Thus, the Topklasse, renamed the Derde Divisie (Template:Langx), and leagues below decremented by one level, and furthermore, promotion and relegation among the second to fourth divisions were implemented starting in 2016–17.[1][2] Despite its amateurism, the league obliges its clubs to have a minimum number of players under contract.[3] No first team will be promoted to the Eerste Divisie until after 2022–23, but from the end of 2020–21 at first, the highest-ranked second (i.e., reserve) team gains promotion, while the lowest-ranked reserves are relegated to a new under-21 division. An under-23 competition has been established for the Tweede Divisie's amateur clubs that are not directly eligible for its under-21 equivalent.[4] Because of the 2020–21 season's cancellation,[5] promotion or relegation was suspended for five to 10 years in June 2022.[6]

Champions

All-time topscorers

# Name Clubs Goals
1 Tonny Roosken VV Zwartemeer, SC Drente 202
2 Leo Koopman PEC Zwolle 128
3 Cees van Kooten Hermes DVS 114
4 Evert Pluim FC Hilversum, HVC 113
5 Kees Groeneveld VV Baronie 93

2023–24 teams

Club City 2022–23 season Home ground Capacity
AFC Amsterdam 3rd Sportpark Goed Genoeg 3,000
Excelsior Maassluis Maassluis 14th Sportpark Dijkpolder 5,000
HHC Hardenberg 4th Sportpark De Boshoek 4,500
Koninklijke HFC Haarlem 7th Sportpark Spanjaardslaan 1,500
IJsselmeervogels Spakenburg 16th Sportpark De Westmaat 6,000
Jong Sparta Rotterdam 10th Het Kasteel 11,000
Jong Volendam Volendam 17th Kras Stadion 7,384
Katwijk Katwijk 1st Sportpark De Krom 6,000
Kozakken Boys Werkendam 13th Sportpark De Zwaaier 3,000
Lisse Lisse 12th Sportpark Ter Specke 7,000
Noordwijk Noordwijk 9th Sportpark Duin Wetering 3,500
OFC Oostzaan 18th Sportpark OFC 1,500
Quick Boys Katwijk aan Zee 6th Sportpark Nieuw Zuid 8,100
Rijnsburgse Boys Rijnsburg 2nd Sportpark Middelmors 6,100
Scheveningen Scheveningen 8th Sportpark Houtrust 3,500
Spakenburg Spakenburg 11th Sportpark De Westmaat 8,500
TEC Tiel 15th Sportpark De Lok 2,500
De Treffers Groesbeek 5th Sportpark Zuid 4,000

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External links

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