SV Spakenburg

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SV Spakenburg
SV Spakenburg logo.png
Full nameSportvereniging Spakenburg
Nickname(s)De Blauwen (The Blues)
Founded1931
Ground Sportpark De Westmaat, Bunschoten
Capacity8,500
ChairmanMarc Schoonebeek
ManagerChris de Graaf
League Tweede Divisie
2022–23 Tweede Divisie, 11th of 18

SV Spakenburg is a Dutch football club based in Bunschoten. It was founded in 1931 and currently competes in the Tweede Divisie. It shares a football rivalry with IJsselmeervogels that is also from Bunschoten-Spakenburg.

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History

The club was founded on 15 August 1931 as Stormvogels and soon renamed Windvogels. In 1947 it merged with a local gymnastics team to become Sportverening Spakenburg. It joined the Eerste Klasse in the 1970–71 season under coach Joop van Basten, father of legendary Dutch striker Marco van Basten, and clinched their first league title in 1974. It became champions again in 1985, also winning the overall Dutch amateur league title, and in 1987, 2000 and 2008.

SV Spakenburg celebrates the 1985 championship. SV Spakenburg viert het kampioenschap van 1985.jpg
SV Spakenburg celebrates the 1985 championship.

It joined the Topklasse for its inaugural season in 2010. In its first season, Spakenburg was one of only three clubs (the other ones being Rijnsburgse Boys and FC Oss) to declare themselves eligible for promotion to Eerste Divisie; despite that, Spakenburg failed to qualify to the competition finals as they ended the regular season in second place behind city rivals IJsselmeervogels.

In the 2022–23 season, Spakenburg had an impressive run in the KNVB Cup competition. On 28 February, Spakenburg defeated FC Utrecht 1–4 away in the quarter-finals and became the third amateur team ever to qualify for the semi-finals. [1]

Earlier on 12 Januari Spakenburg defeated FC Groningen 2-3 in the Euroborg Stadium. [2]

The squad and fans celebrate the 1-4 victory over FC Utrecht. FC Utrecht - Spakenburg.jpg
The squad and fans celebrate the 1-4 victory over FC Utrecht.

In the semi-finals of the KNVB Cup PSV visited the Westmaat. PSV merely won with 1-2. Dwayne Green scored for SV Spakenburg and became the first ever amateur player who scored a goal in the semi-finals of the KNVB Cup. [3]

Spakenburg and the KNVB Cup

The next table shows the results of SV Spakenburg against professional clubs.

MatchDateResult
PEC Zwolle - SV Spakenburg5-okt-19742-0
SV Spakenburg - FC Groningen8-okt-19831-4
SV Spakenburg - Cambuur (replay-systeem)20-okt-19841-1
Cambuur - SV Spakenburg (replay-wedstrijd)31-okt-19843-1
SV Spakenburg - ADO Den Haag (replay-systeem)27-nov-19851-1
ADO Den Haag - SV Spakenburg (replay-wedstrijd8-feb-19862-0
SV Spakenburg - MVV7-okt-19870-0 (0-1)
SV Spakenburg - FC Dordrecht1-okt-19883-2
SV Spakenburg - AZ18-nov-19881-4
SV Spakenburg - Heracles Almelo2-sep-19892-0
SV Spakenburg - De Graafschap4-okt-19893-2
SV Spakenburg - Feyenoord (gespeeld in De Kuip)13-dec-19890-4
TOP Oss - SV Spakenburg12-okt-19912-1
FC Utrecht - SV Spakenburg (poulewedstrijd)18-aug-19996-1
NEC - SV Spakenburg23-sep-19993-0
SV Spakenburg - Volendam (poulewedstrijd)11-aug-20001-4
SV Spakenburg - Cambuur (poulewedstrijd)30-aug-20002-8
SV Spakenburg - NEC (poulewedstrijd)11-aug-20010-0
SV Spakenburg - Veendam19-sep-20011-2
SV Spakenburg - PEC Zwolle (poulewedstrijd)10-aug-20020-3
SV Spakenburg - Volendam9-aug-20030-2
SV Spakenburg - Vitesse7-aug-20040-1
SV Spakenburg - Roda JC25-sep-20070-2
SV Spakenburg - Telstar24-sep-20080-1
SV Spakenburg - MVV22-sep-20093-1
AZ - SV Spakenburg28-okt-20092-2 (5-2)
SV Spakenburg* - RBC Roosendaal21-sep-20100-0* (wns)
PSV - SV Spakenburg10-nov-20103-0
SV Spakenburg - NAC Breda23-sep-20143-4
SV Spakenburg - Fortuna Sittard21-sep-20162-1
Willem II - SV Spakenburg31-okt-20185-0
Ajax - SV Spakenburg22-jan-20207-0
SV Spakenburg - FC Dordrecht26-okt-20213-0
Telstar - SV Spakenburg14-dec-20213-3 (5-3)
FC Groningen - SV Spakenburg12-jan-20232-3
FC Utrecht - SV Spakenburg28-feb-20231-4
SV Spakenburg - PSV4-apr-20231-2
SV Spakenburg - Helmond Sport31-okt-20233-1
SV Spakenburg - Excelsior Rotterdam19-dec-20232-2 (2-3)

Current squad

As of 17 august 2023

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Menno Heus
2 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Nick Verhagen
3 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Masies Artien
4 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Koos Werkman
5 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Dwayne Green
6 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Tom Noordhoff
7 FW Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Ahmed El Azzouti
8 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Sam van Huffel
9 FW Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Floris van der Linden
10 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Wimilio Vink
11 FW Flag of Somalia.svg  SOM Mukhtar Suleiman
13 FW Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Maurice de Ruiter
14 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Koen Wesdorp
No.Pos.NationPlayer
15 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Hero van Lopik
16 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Jan van Diermen
17 FW Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Bo van Essen
18 FW Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Ferebory Kourouma
19 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Luc Ruizendaal
20 FW Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Nico Kroonenberg
21 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Mark Veenhoven
24 GK Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Thomas van den Akker
27 GK Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Alessandro Damen
29 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Youri Koelewijn
43 DF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Tobias Kleijweg
44 MF Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED Kevin van Dieren

Derby IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg

IJsselmeervogels and SV Spakenburg have been playing at the same level since they were founded. Over the years there an atmosphere had emerged around the derby matches which is unique in amateur football. The club of "the people and the fishermen" (IJsselmeervogels, also known as "The Reds") against the "farmers and clerks" (SV spakenburg, "the Blues"). Their rivalry reached boiling point in 1987, when during the second but last match a bomb made by a supporter of IJsselmeervogels exploded and a linesman was wounded. In the years that followed, until the mid-1990s, the clubs were separated. In 1999, however, the relationship between the two clubs cooled considerably when Spakenburg offered a much money to sign two star players from the "red championship team" (Gérard van der Nooij and Pascal de Bruijn) and have them play for "the Blues". The affair becomes so big that local government banned the derby for a few year. Since 2002 the peace has returned and IJsselmeervogels and Spakenburg are playing against each other again. It is estimated that the edition of 16 April 2011 was visited by almost 9,000 people. In the stands there are many crowd chants and there is always a great atmosphere. The media spend much time on the derby, which is covered in sports magazines like Voetbal International and Dutch National broadcaster NOS.

Results of the derby since 1970 (introduction First Class)

SeasonDateFirst MatchDateSecond Match
1972/732 September 1972 IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 2–12 December 1972Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–1
1982/838 January 1983IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–14 April 1983Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 1–1
1985/8616 November 1985IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–117 May 1986Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–2
1986/871 November 1986IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 0–09 May 1987Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 1–0
1989/909 September 1989Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 0–024 February 1990IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 2–4
1992/9312 December 1992IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–020 March 1993Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–1
1993/9425 September 1993Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 1–019 March 1994IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 3–1
1994/955 November 1994IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 0–022 April 1995Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 1–1
2002/0328 September 2002IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–212 April 2003Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 3–0
2003/04Oktober 25, 2003IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 0–213 March 2004Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 4–1
2004/05Oktober 23, 2004Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–312 March 2005IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–0
2005/065 November 2005Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 0–21 April 2006IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 0–0
2006/0711 November 2006Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 1–221 April 2007IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 2–1
2007/0817 November 2007IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–526 April 2008Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 7–1
2008/0913 December 2008Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 1–39 May 2009IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–1
2009/107 November 2009IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 0–210 April 2010Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–3
2010/116 November 2010Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–316 April 2011IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 3–2
2011/128 October 2011IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 2–224 March 2012Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–1
2012/1322 September 2012Spakenburg – IJsselmeervogels 2–19 March 2013IJsselmeervogels – Spakenburg 1–0

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