Eredivisie

Table

Eredivisie Standings

Pos.		Team	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	P	Form
1		Feyenoord	8	6	2	0	27	7	20	20	WWWWD
2		PSV	8	6	1	1	26	10	16	19	WLWWW
3		AZ	8	6	1	1	18	8	10	19	LWDWW
4		Twente	8	5	2	1	16	8	8	17	DWWWD
5		Ajax	8	4	3	1	22	10	12	15	DDWWL
6		Groningen	8	4	2	2	20	14	6	14	WWDDL
7		Fortuna Sittard	8	4	2	2	14	15	-1	14	DWLWW
8		Go Ahead Eagles	8	2	5	1	19	17	2	11	DDDDL
9		Excelsior	8	3	2	3	16	14	2	11	LDLDW
10		Heerenveen	8	2	3	3	11	11	0	9	LWDLD
11		NEC	8	2	3	3	13	14	-1	9	DDLDL
12		Cambuur	8	2	2	4	11	19	-8	8	WDWDL
13		Utrecht	8	2	2	4	14	25	-11	8	WLWDL
14		Sparta Rotterdam	8	1	3	4	13	20	-7	6	DLLDL
15		Telstar	8	1	3	4	7	14	-7	6	DLDLD
16		PEC Zwolle	8	1	1	6	6	21	-15	4	LLLDL
17		ADO Den Haag	8	0	3	5	9	19	-10	3	DDLLD
18		Willem II	8	0	2	6	7	23	-16	2	LLLDL

Top Scorers

Eredivisie Top Scorers

Broadcast Rights

In the United States, you can watch Eredivisie live on ESPN.

ESPN

» Seasons 2025-2028

ESPN is the USA’s official Dutch Eredivisie broadcaster from 2025 to 2030. Fans can stream all matches from the Dutch Eredivisie live and on-demand via ESPN’s streaming platform, ESPN+. Selected high-profile matches may also be available on ESPN’s linear channels (ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Deportes), albeit this depends on location and scheduling.

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In addition to offering comprehensive Dutch Eredivisie coverage for its subscribers, ESPN also features Eredivisie-related bonus content on its website and social media channels, which includes match highlights and news updates. Fans can sign up for a monthly or a yearly subscription, with promotions occasionally offered for those opting for an annual contract.

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News

Eredivisie News

Ajax kept winless at home again as NEC extend unbeaten run in Amsterdam

Paul Winters · yesterday

Ajax were kept winless at home again on Saturday evening, with NEC Nijmegen snatching a 1-1 draw from Amsterdam to stay unbeaten in the Johan Cruyff ArenA.

Feyenoord conquer league lead as Spanish strikes take down dormant AZ

Paul Winters · yesterday

Feyenoord conquered the top spot in the Eredivisie as league leaders AZ were beaten 2-0 in Rotterdam on Saturday evening.

PSV reopen Eredivisie season with win over wasteful Heerenveen

Paul Winters · 2 days ago

Reigning Eredivisie champions have kicked off the Eredivisie after a long three-week break with a win, beating Heerenveen 2-0 in Eindhoven.

Evergreen Ivan Perisic proving he can still make impact after display against Spain

Antonio Moschell · 3 days ago

Thirty-seven-year-old Croatian Ivan Perisic, currently at PSV, played a full match against the world champions, who prevailed only after his sending-off. Determined as ever, he wants to lead the red-and-whites to another league title.

EXCLUSIVE: Van Persie - 'Football can be art, but hard work & discipline make the difference'

Raffaele R. Rive · 1 weeks ago

The former Arsenal and Manchester United striker on his evolution from player to coach, his relationship with beauty, injuries and his new passion for cycling and sustainable mobility.

PSV dealt another setback in striker issues: Plea ruled out for rest of the year

Flashscore · 1 weeks ago

PSV have been dealt another blow as striker Alassane Plea was ruled out for the remainder of the calendar year, manager Peter Bosz confirmed.

EXCLUSIVE: Courtens on coming through Antwerp's academy & debut season at Heerenveen

Zachary Lowy · 1 weeks ago

From Klaas-Jan Huntelaar to Martin Odegaard, from Hakim Ziyech to Ruud van Nistelrooy, we've seen quite a few players go from developing at Heerenveen to flourishing for Europe’s top clubs, and the next to make the jump could very well be Nolhan Courtens.

About Eredivisie

History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Eredivisie (Premier Division) is the top level of men’s professional football in the Netherlands. Founded in 1956, and organized by the Royal Dutch Football Association (KNVB) the league operates on a round-robin format, meaning that each team plays each other twice (home and away) over the course of the season.

Like its counterparts in Europe and in many places around the world, the Eredivisie uses the relegation-promotion model, with the two teams at the bottom of the table being relegated to the Eerste Divisie (First Division), while the winner and runners-up of the Eerste Divisie secure automatic promotion to the Eredivisie.

The winner and runners-up of the Eredivisie at the end of each season earn the right to compete in the UEFA Champions League group stages, while the winner of the KNVB Cup, regardless of position in the table, secures a ticket to the UEFA Europa League group stages.

Ajax are the most successful club in Eredivisie history, with more titles won than any other side, followed by PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord. The three teams, nicknamed the “Big Three” by Dutch football fans, have won the overwhelming majority of Eredivisie titles dating back to 1965.

In the Netherlands, public broadcaster NOS have covered the Eredivisie since the league’s inception in 1956. From 2008 to 2013, Fox Sports Eredivisie held the exclusive paid TV broadcast rights for the Eredivisie. However, in 2014, ESPN acquired media rights with Fox Sports eventually being folded into ESPN after the network’s parent company, Walt Disney Company, acquired 21st Century Fox in 2019.

Meanwhile, in the USA, ESPN first acquired US broadcast and live-streaming rights for the Eredivisie in 2013 and has subsequently renewed its deal on multiple occasions to extend this arrangement until around 2029.