Stadion Feijenoord, home stadium of Feyenoord
Feyenoord

Feyenoord

NetherlandsNederland
WWWWW

Grunnlagt

1908

Arena

Stadion Feijenoord

By

Rotterdam

Kapasitet

51,117

Underlag

grass

#9 Nederland Eredivisie R0# Nederland KNVB Beker # Treningskamp

Trofeer

Eredivisie

2022/2023,2016/2017,1998/1999,1992/1993,1983/1984,1973/1974,1970/1971,1968/1969,1964/1965,1961/1962,1960/1961,1939/1940,1937/1938,1935/1936,1927/1928,1923/1924,

16xWinner

Eredivisie

2023/2024,2013/2014,2011/2012,2000/2001,1996/1997,1993/1994,1982/1983,1978/1979,1975/1976,1974/1975,1972/1973,1971/1972,1969/1970,1967/1968,1966/1967,1965/1966,1959/1960,1942/1943,1936/1937,1932/1933,1931/1932,1930/1931,

22x2nd Place

KNVB Beker

2023/2024,2017/2018,2015/2016,2007/2008,1995,1994,1992,1991,1984,1980,1969,1965,1935,1930,

14xWinner

KNVB Beker

2009/2010,2003,1957,1934,

4x2nd Place

Super Cup

2024,2018,2017,1999,1991,

5xWinner

Super Cup

2023,2016,2008/2009,1995,1994,1993,1992,

7x2nd Place

UEFA Champions League

1969/1970,

1xWinner

UEFA Europa League

2001/2002,1973/1974,

2xWinner

UEFA Super Cup

2002/2003,

1x2nd Place

UEFA Conference League

2021/2022,

1x2nd Place

Feyenoord

Feyenoord, founded in 1908 in Rotterdam's working-class harbour district and playing at the iconic De Kuip stadium (51,117 capacity) since 1937, became the first Dutch club to win the European Cup in 1970 by defeating Celtic in Milan, and added the Intercontinental Cup the same year. Known for embodying the blue-collar spirit of Rotterdam in contrast to Ajax's cosmopolitan Amsterdam identity, Feyenoord have won the Eredivisie 16 times, the KNVB Cup 14 times, and two UEFA Cup titles (1974, 2002). Their most recent Eredivisie title arrived in 2017 after an agonising 18-year drought. De Kuip, which has hosted a record ten UEFA club competition finals, is celebrated as one of the most atmospheric stadiums in world football.