VV Staphorst

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VV Staphorst
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Full nameVoetbalvereniging Staphorst
Founded30 November 1959
GroundHet Noorderslag, Staphorst
Capacity2.500
ChairmanHenk Hutten
ManagerJan van Raalte
League Vierde Divisie
2023–24 Derde Divisie A, 15th of 18 (relegated via play-offs)
Website Club website

Voetbalvereniging Staphorst is a football club from Staphorst, Netherlands. They are currently competing in the fifth tier Vierde Divisie. [1]

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History

VV Staphorst was founded on 30 November 1959.

In the National 2011–12 KNVB Cup Staphorst won first round 4–2 against RKSV Groene Ster. In the second round it played in Het Noorderslag against VV Montfoort in the second round. Montfoort player Joost van Apeldoorn was sent out with a red card in minute 59. [2] With one more player on the field, Staphorst scored twice and went on to the third round. [2] In the third round it lost 4–2 against Sparta Nijkerk.

After finishing 15th in the 2023–24 Derde Divisie A, Staphorst had to play in the relegation playoffs. In the first round, they lost to JOS Watergraafsmeer 5–4 on aggregate and were relegated to the Vierde Divisie.

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References

  1. Redactie (28 June 2017). "Indelingen Divisies en hoofdklassen bekend". Voetbal Rotterdam. Retrieved 28 July 2017.
  2. 1 2 "Staphorst verder in KNVB Beker". Meppeler Courant . 25 September 2012. Na een rode kaart aan Montfoort zijde hadden de gasten geen enkele kans meer (2–0). [...] Het tweede bedrijf ging pas echt los na een rode kaart voor Joost van Apeldoorn.