Tweede Divisie
Champions: Katwijk
Replaced Topklasse Saturday (2010–2016), Topklasse Sunday (2010–2016)
| Club | Stadium | City | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jong Volendam | Kras Stadionopened 1975 | Volendam | 6,200 |
| Capacity not recorded yet | |||
| AFC Amsterdam | Sportpark Goed Genoeg | Amsterdam921,468 people | – |
| De Treffers | – | ||
| Excelsior Maassluis | – | ||
| HHC | Sportpark de Boshoek | Hardenberg61,357 people | – |
| Ijsselmeervogels | Sportpark De Westmaat (IJsselmeervogels) | Bunschoten-Spakenburg | – |
| Katwijk | – | ||
| Koninklijke HFC | – | ||
| Kozakken Boys | Sportpark De Zwaaier | Werkendam26,940 people | – |
| Lisse | – | ||
| Noordwijk | – | ||
| OFC | – | ||
| Quick Boys | – | ||
| Rijnsburgse Boys | – | ||
| Scheveningen | – | ||
| Spakenburg | Sportpark De Westmaat (Spakenburg) | Bunschoten22,019 people | – |
| Sparta Rotterdam II | Sportpark Dijkpolder | Maassluis33,567 people | – |
| TEC | – | ||
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