1897/98 R.A.P.
1898/99 R.A.P.
1899/00 H.V.V.
1900/01 H.V.V.
1901/02 H.V.V.
1902/03 H.V.V.
1903/04 H.B.S.
1904/05 H.V.V.
1905/06 H.B.S.
1906/07 H.V.V.
1907/08 Quick (Den Haag)
1908/09 Sparta
1909/10 H.V.V.
1910/11 Sparta
1911/12 Sparta
1912/13 Sparta
1913/14 H.V.V.
1914/15 Sparta
1915/16 Willem II
1916/17 Go Ahead
1917/18 Ajax
1918/19 Ajax
1919/20 Be Quick (Groningen)
1920/21 N.A.C.
1921/22 Go Ahead
1922/23 R.C.H.
1923/24 Feijenoord
1924/25 H.B.S.
1925/26 S.C. Enschede
1926/27 Heracles
1927/28 Feijenoord
1928/29 P.S.V.
1929/30 Go Ahead
1930/31 Ajax
1931/32 Ajax
1932/33 Go Ahead
1933/34 Ajax
1934/35 P.S.V.
1935/36 Feijenoord
1936/37 Ajax
1937/38 Feijenoord
1938/39 Ajax
1939/40 Feijenoord
1940/41 Heracles
1941/42 A.D.O.
1942/43 A.D.O.
1943/44 De Volewijckers
1945/46 Haarlem
1946/47 Ajax
1947/48 B.V.V.
1948/49 S.V.V.
1949/50 Limburgia
1950/51 P.S.V.
1951/52 Willem II
1952/53 R.C.H.
1953/54 Eindhoven
introduction of professional football
1954/55 Willem II
1955/56 Rapid J.C.
introduction of nationwide top level (eredivisie)
1956/57 Ajax
1957/58 D.O.S.
1958/59 Sparta
1959/60 Ajax
1960/61 Feijenoord
1961/62 Feijenoord
1962/63 P.S.V.
1963/64 D.W.S.
1964/65 Feijenoord
1965/66 Ajax
1966/67 Ajax
1967/68 Ajax
1968/69 Feijenoord
1969/70 Ajax
1970/71 Feijenoord
1971/72 Ajax
1972/73 Ajax
1973/74 Feyenoord
1974/75 P.S.V.
1975/76 P.S.V.
1976/77 Ajax
1977/78 P.S.V.
1978/79 Ajax
1979/80 Ajax
1980/81 A.Z. '67
1981/82 Ajax
1982/83 Ajax
1983/84 Feyenoord
1984/85 Ajax
1985/86 P.S.V.
1986/87 P.S.V.
1987/88 P.S.V.
1988/89 P.S.V.
1989/90 Ajax
1990/91 P.S.V.
1991/92 P.S.V.
1992/93 Feyenoord
1993/94 Ajax
1994/95 Ajax
1995/96 Ajax
1996/97 P.S.V.
1997/98 Ajax
1998/99 Feyenoord
1999/00 P.S.V.
2000/01 P.S.V.
2001/02 Ajax
2002/03 P.S.V.
2003/04 Ajax
2004/05 P.S.V.
2005/06 P.S.V.
2006/07 P.S.V.
2007/08 P.S.V.
2008/09
Top Champions
29 Ajax (Amsterdam)
21 P.S.V. (Eindhoven)
14 Feyenoord (Rotterdam)
8 H.V.V. (Den Haag)
6 Sparta (Rotterdam)
4 Go Ahead (Deventer)
3 H.B.S. (Den Haag)
3 Willem II (Tilburg)
2 A.D.O. (Den Haag)
2 Heracles (Almelo)
2 R.A.P. (Amsterdam)
2 R.C.H. (Heemstede)
1 A.Z. '67 (Alkmaar)
1 Be Quick (Groningen)
1 B.V.V. (Den Bosch)
1 D.O.S. (Utrecht)
1 D.W.S. (Amsterdam)
1 Eindhoven
1 S.C. Enschede
1 Haarlem
1 Limburgia (Brunssum)
1 N.A.C. (Breda)
1 Quick (Den Haag)
1 Rapid J.C. (Heerlen)
1 S.V.V. (Schiedam)
1 De Volewijckers (Amsterdam)
Notes: Feijenoord changed their name to Feyenoord in 1971.
A.Z. '67 changed name to A.Z.
D.O.S. merged with Elinkwijk and Velox into F.C. Utrecht.
S.C. Enschede merged with Enschede Boys into F.C. Twente.
Rapid J.C. with Roda Sport into Roda J.C.
B.V.V. merged with Wilhelmina into F.C. Den Bosch.
A.D.O. merged with Holland Sport into F.C. Den Haag.
Go Ahead changed name to Go Ahead Eagles.
S.V.V. merged with Dordrecht '90 into S.V.V./Dordrecht '90, who
were later renamed Dordrecht '90 and then F.C. Dordrecht.
D.W.S. and De Volewijckers merged (together with Blauw Wit) into
F.C. Amsterdam, which later folded.
Finally, note that between their (two) championships, R.C.H. moved
from Haarlem to Heemstede, and that the "unofficial names" Den Haag
(for 's-Gravenhage) and Den Bosch (for 's-Hertogenbosch) have been
used throughout.
For more information on the amateur days until 1954, check the Dutch
Eerste Klasse page.
See also the list of Dutch Cup Finals.
Prepared and maintained by Tamás Kárpáti and Karel Stokkermans for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Tamás Kárpáti and Karel Stokkermans
Last updated: 22 Aug 2008
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