Dutch Football League teams

The Dutch Football League is organized by the Koninklijke Nederlandse Voetbal Bond[?] (KNVB, Royal Dutch Football Association). There are two divisions for professional teams in the Netherlands: a premier division (eredivisie) and a first division (eerste divisie). Previously, a second division was also in existence, but it was discontinued after the 1970/1971 season.

Most successful teams are Ajax Amsterdam (27 titles as of 2001), PSV Eindhoven (16) and Feyenoord Rotterdam (14).

Teams in the premier division (2002-2003)

• Ajax Amsterdam
• AZ (Alkmaar)[?]
• Excelsior Rotterdam
• Feyenoord Rotterdam
• De Graafschap (Doetinchem)[?]
• FC Groningen[?]
• SC Heerenveen[?]
• NAC Breda[?]
• NEC Nijmegen[?]
• PSV Eindhoven
• RBC Roosendaal[?]
• RKC Waalwijk[?]
• Roda JC (Kerkrade)[?]
• FC Twente[?]
• FC Utrecht[?]
• Vitesse Arnhem[?]
• Willem II (Tilburg)[?]
• FC Zwolle[?]

Teams in the first division (2002-2003)

• ADO Den Haag
• Cambuur Leeuwarden[?]
• FC Den Bosch
• Dordrecht'90[?]
• Eindhoven[?]
• Emmen[?]
• Fortuna Sittard[?]
• Go Ahead Eagles (Deventer)[?]
• Haarlem[?]
• Helmond Sport[?]
• Heracles Almelo[?]
• MVV (Maastricht)[?]
• Sparta Rotterdam
• Telstar (IJmuiden)[?]
• TOP Oss[?]
• Veendam[?]
• FC Volendam[?]
• VVV (Venlo)[?]