Eredivisie Netherlands

Eredivisie 2023/2024 Regular Season

		P	W	D	L	GF	GA	Form	Pts
1	PSV	13	13	0	0	48	5	WWWWW	39
2	Feyenoord	13	10	2	1	40	11	WWWLW	32
3	AZ	12	9	2	1	29	6	WLDWW	29
4	Twente	13	8	3	2	25	14	LDDWD	27
5	Go Ahead Eagles	13	6	4	3	24	17	DWWDD	22
6	Sparta Rotterdam	13	5	3	5	18	18	LWLWD	18
7	Heerenveen	13	5	1	7	20	26	WWLWL	16
8	Ajax	12	4	3	5	26	24	WDWWL	15
9	Excelsior	13	3	6	4	22	25	LDDLL	15
10	Heracles	13	4	3	6	20	32	WLLLD	15
11	PEC Zwolle	13	4	2	7	15	23	LLWDW	14
12	Fortuna Sittard	13	3	4	6	12	23	LWLDL	13
13	Almere City	13	3	4	6	12	27	LDWDD	13
14	NEC	12	2	6	4	21	23	DDDDD	12
15	RKC Waalwijk	12	4	0	8	10	21	WLLLW	12
16	Utrecht	13	3	3	7	13	24	WDDDW	12
17	Volendam	13	2	2	9	15	31	LLDLW	8
18	Vitesse	13	2	2	9	9	29	LLLDL	8

The Eredivisie Netherlands is the top-level soccer league in the Netherlands. Founded in 1956, the Eredivisie currently has 18 teams playing 34 games a season. The competition is known worldwide as one of the most entertaining leagues to watch. Fans from all over Europe flock to watch the Eredivisie, which is often regarded as one of the best in Europe. Here are some things to know about the Eredivisie.

The Netherlands’ top league is home to some of the world’s most talented players. Johan Cruijff, Ronaldo, Nwanko Kanu, and Frank Rijkaard have all come from the Eredivisie. While the lower teams may only attract ten thousand fans on average, Ajax have been known to draw as many as fifty thousand fans per game. This popularity has made the Eredivisie a coveted destination for football enthusiasts.

The league is incredibly competitive, with teams like Ajax, PSV Eindhoven, and Feyenoord often being among the best in Europe. The attacking style of play is one of the most interesting aspects of the Eredivisie. Several of the best matches come down to title races, and the Ajax and Feyenoord game in particular stands out. In addition, a good number of teams have strong domestic rivalries.

The Eredivisie has 18 teams and has a knockout system. The Dutch champions automatically qualify for the group stages of the Champions League. Second and third place teams must win two legged fixtures to qualify. Fourth and fifth place teams will play in the third qualifying round. They will also compete in the Dutch Cup and the UEFA Europa League, where they will compete against teams from other countries. The Eredivisie Netherlands is the highest-tier league in the country.