Europe Friendlies 03/20 11:00 - Fortuna Sittard v FC Eindhoven D 0-0
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 03/15 19:00 30 [5] FC Dordrecht v FC Eindhoven [14] D 0-0
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 03/11 19:00 31 [14] FC Eindhoven v FC Utrecht Reserves [20] W 3-0
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 03/08 19:00 29 [1] Willem II v FC Eindhoven [14] L 3-0
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 03/01 19:00 28 [14] FC Eindhoven v AZ Reserves [9] D 1-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 02/23 19:00 27 [10] VVV v FC Eindhoven [14] D 2-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 02/18 15:45 26 [14] FC Eindhoven v FC Groningen [6] L 0-3
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 02/09 19:00 25 [9] NAC v FC Eindhoven [13] D 2-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 02/02 19:00 24 [10] FC Emmen v FC Eindhoven [13] D 1-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 01/26 19:00 23 [12] FC Eindhoven v Maastricht [13] L 0-3
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 01/22 19:00 21 [2] Roda JC v FC Eindhoven [10] L 3-0
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 01/19 19:00 22 [10] FC Eindhoven v De Graafschap [7] L 0-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 01/12 19:00 21 Roda JC v FC Eindhoven - Postponed
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 12/23 20:00 20 [10] FC Eindhoven v Ajax Reserves [15] D 2-2
Netherlands Cup 12/19 19:00 8 FC Eindhoven v Fortuna Sittard L 0-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 12/15 19:00 19 [16] FC Utrecht Reserves v FC Eindhoven [10] W 2-5
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 12/08 19:00 18 [12] FC Eindhoven v FC Emmen [3] W 3-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 12/01 19:00 17 [5] Cambuur Leeuwarden v FC Eindhoven [12] D 2-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 11/27 19:00 15 [12] FC Eindhoven v Top Oss [20] D 0-0
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 11/24 19:00 16 [14] FC Groningen v FC Eindhoven [12] L 2-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 11/10 19:00 14 [8] FC Eindhoven v VVV [10] L 0-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 11/06 19:00 13 [8] FC Eindhoven v Roda JC [1] D 1-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 11/03 19:00 13 FC Eindhoven v Roda JC - Postponed
Netherlands Cup 11/02 19:00 7 Top Oss v FC Eindhoven W 0-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 10/27 18:00 12 [11] De Graafschap v FC Eindhoven [4] L 2-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 10/23 18:00 10 [13] PSV Reserves v FC Eindhoven [7] W 3-4
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 10/20 18:00 11 [5] FC Eindhoven v Helmond Sport [10] L 1-2
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 10/06 18:00 9 [15] FC Den Bosch v FC Eindhoven [4] W 0-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 10/02 18:00 2 [16] Maastricht v FC Eindhoven [9] W 0-1
Netherlands Eerste Divisie 09/29 18:00 8 [9] FC Eindhoven v FC Dordrecht [10] D 1-1

Wikipedia - FC Eindhoven

FC Eindhoven is a Dutch football club based in Eindhoven, North Brabant. They currently play in the Eerste Divisie (second tier of Dutch football), and are one of two professional clubs which are based in the city of Eindhoven, the other one being PSV Eindhoven.

FC Eindhoven play their home games at Jan Louwers Stadion, on the southern part of the city. The club's official colours are blue and white, hence their nickname "Blauw-Witten" (lit.'The Blue-Whites').

History

Historical chart of league performance

The club was founded on 16 November 1909 as EVV Eindhoven. A couple of gentleman had seen that clubs in the Randstad were growing and felt there was a need for a new team in Eindhoven too. It was decided to form a new club called E.V.V. short for Eindhovense Voetbal Vereniging. Club colours were blue and white, the blue stemming from the crest of the city Eindhoven at that time. E.V.V. started to play in the Brabantse Voetbalbond, a regional league, but after a couple of years joined the NVB, the National League. In 1921 E.V.V. fuses with Gestel (local team) and changes its name to E.V.V. Eindhoven. At the end of the 30s, Eindhoven had its first success winning as the Dutch Cup, the KNVB Beker (1937). In 1939, E.V.V. Eindhoven was the champion of the 1st Division Region South and played for the title of The Netherlands with teams like DWS, NEC, Ajax and Achilles 1894. They finish fourth.

In 1950, E.V.V. Eindhoven had their first Dutch international in Noud van Melis. Frans Tebak and Dick Snoek were to quickly follow in his footsteps. In 1954, Eindhoven were the last Dutch league champions before the introduction of the professional league. After turning professional in 1954, the club played in the Eredivisie until 1957, when Eindhoven were relegated to the Eerste Divisie. In 1969, they were even relegated to the Tweede Divisie. Two years later, the club secured promotion back to the Eerste Divisie, and in 1975, Eindhoven were promoted to the Eredivisie. In 1977, Eindhoven were relegated back to the Eerste Divisie, where it has remained ever since. In 1997, E.V.V. Eindhoven moved from a professional club back to an amateur club. A new professional club SBV Eindhoven (Stichting Betaald Voetbal Eindhoven) was founded, and in 2002 changed its name to FC Eindhoven.

In the 2009–2010 season, FC Eindhoven qualified for playoffs to advance to the Eredivisie. Eindhoven advanced past the first round defeating AGOVV Apeldoorn 4–2 on goal aggregate. Eindhoven was pitted against possible relegation from Eredivisie club Willem II and were defeated on a 3–2 aggregate. In 2011/2012, FC Eindhoven finished third, despite Ernest Faber leaving the club to join Dick Advocaat at PSV as his assistant in March 2012. The club lost 3–0 to Helmond Sport over two legs, 1–0 in the first and 2–0 in the second, in Round 2 of the promotion playoffs.

Erwin Koeman, the replacement of Ernest Faber, left in the summer of 2012 and was replaced by John Lammers. Under Lammers the 2012–13 season finished in a disappointing 16th spot, only above two sides whose points totals had been set at zero due to bankruptcy. The 2013–14 season was a big improvement with the club finishing sixth and qualifying for the promotion play-offs. There they encountered Sparta Rotterdam and lost to 3–1 on aggregate.

FC Eindhoven is a professional soccer team based in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The team was founded in 1909 and has a rich history in Dutch soccer. They play their home matches at the Jan Louwers Stadium, which has a capacity of 4,600 spectators.

The team's colors are blue and white, and their nickname is "Blauw-Witten" (Blue-Whites). FC Eindhoven has a strong fan base and is known for their passionate supporters who create a lively atmosphere during matches.

FC Eindhoven has had a mixed record in Dutch soccer, with periods of success and struggle. They have won the Eerste Divisie (second tier of Dutch soccer) twice, in 1954 and 2011. They have also reached the final of the KNVB Cup (Dutch Cup) twice, in 1937 and 1967.

The current squad is made up of a mix of experienced players and promising young talent. The team is known for their attacking style of play, with a focus on quick passing and movement. The head coach is Ernie Brandts, a former Dutch international player who has also coached several other Dutch teams.

Overall, FC Eindhoven is a respected and competitive team in Dutch soccer, with a loyal fan base and a commitment to playing attractive, attacking soccer.