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| Location | Utrecht |
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| Capacity | 450 (tribune) 1,000 total |
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| Jong FC Utrecht Domstad Majella VV Odin VV Sterrenwijk | |
Zoudenbalch is the sports facility that is the home field for women's Eredivisie club FC Utrecht, Jong FC Utrecht, and FC Utrecht youth teams. It is a training site for Eredivisie club FC Utrecht. [1] [2]
The sports complex is named after Utrecht's Zoudenbalch family.
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