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 197/1971 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)