Eredivisie
the Netherlands · Founded 1956 · 18 clubs · 34 matches each · August to May
The Eredivisie is the top division of Dutch football, founded in 1956 as the country’s first fully professional national league. Eighteen clubs play each other home and away; the bottom club is relegated directly and the two above it enter play-offs against sides from the Eerste Divisie.
Today's Eredivisie fixtures
Full Football schedule →- Groningen v PEC ZwolleFinal
Eredivisie match reports
Ajax 5-1 Willem II: Eredivisie Rout After the Break
Sep 15Ajax beat Willem II 5-1 at the Johan Cruijff Arena on September 15, 2026, turning a 2-0 half-time lead into a four-goal Eredivisie win after the interval.
PSV Eindhoven vs Sparta Rotterdam 4-1: Final Score & Result
Sep 14PSV Eindhoven beat Sparta Rotterdam 4-1 in the Eredivisie, per live results data (September 13, 2026). Breaking down a dominant home performance.
PEC Zwolle vs Feyenoord 0-4: Final Score & Result
Sep 13Feyenoord thrash PEC Zwolle 4-0 in Eredivisie, per live results data (September 13, 2026). Full breakdown of the scoreline and what it means for both sides.
Twente vs Telstar 1-0: Final Score & Result
Sep 10Twente edge past Telstar 1-0 in Eredivisie, per live results data (September 9, 2026). Full breakdown of the scoreline and what it means for both sides.
Eredivisie — common questions
- How many teams are in the Eredivisie?
- 18 clubs contest the Eredivisie. Each plays 34 league matches per season — every other club home and away — across a season running from August to May.
- How is the title decided in the Eredivisie?
- Three points for a win, one for a draw, none for a defeat. The club with the most points at the end of the 34-match season wins the title.
- Where can I find Eredivisie results?
- 4 Eredivisie match reports are published on this page, each written after the final whistle from live provider data rather than from a preview or prediction.
- When was the Eredivisie founded?
- The Eredivisie was founded in 1956 and is the top division of football in the Netherlands.