Rat Verlegh Stadion, home stadium of NAC Breda
NAC Breda

NAC Breda

NetherlandsNetherlands
WWLDL

Founded

1912

Venue

Rat Verlegh Stadion

City

Breda

Capacity

20,500

Surface

grass

#17 Eredivisie R0# KNVB Beker

Trophies

Eredivisie

1920/1921,

1xWinner

Eredivisie

1955/1956,1954/1955,1926/1927,1924/1925,

4x2nd Place

KNVB Beker

1973,

1xWinner

KNVB Beker

1974,1967,1961,

3x2nd Place

Eerste Divisie

1999/2000,

1xWinner

Eerste Divisie

1990/1991,1989/1990,

2x2nd Place

NAC Breda

NAC Breda is a Dutch football club founded in 1912 in Breda, a historic city in the North Brabant province. Competing in the Eredivisie, the club plays at the Rat Verlegh Stadion. The club's name stands for Nooit Opgeven Altijd Doorgaan, meaning 'Never Give Up, Always Continue,' a motto that perfectly encapsulates their fighting spirit. Known as 'De Parel van het Zuiden' (The Pearl of the South), NAC Breda has a rich history in Dutch football and a passionate fanbase. The club plays in yellow and black, reflecting their identity as a proud southern Dutch club. NAC has produced notable players and has experienced both Eredivisie success and challenging periods in lower divisions, always maintaining a loyal and vocal supporter base.