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News and support for Dutch football.
Oranje
The official channel of the KNVB for all Oranjefans.
Voetbal.nl
The platform for results, standings, programs for all amateur football players in The Netherlands.
TOTO KNVB Beker
The latest news, results and programs of the TOTO KNVB Beker.
Azerion Vrouwen Eredivisie
The official channel of the Pure energie Eredivisie Vrouwen with the latest news, programs standings and rundows.
Rinus
The online assistant for all youth trainers of The Netherlands.
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The offical webshop of the KNVB.
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The Offical sales channel for the KNVB. Buy your tickets here for Oranje and the TOTO KNVB Beker.
Talent deserves to be nurtured. The KNVB Campus is the central venue where association officials meet up with the clubs to discuss ways of developing the game in the Netherlands, both at grassroots and elite levels.
The KNVB wants to give teams and individual players the extra push they need, through measuring, testing, monitoring and research. This is done in collaboration with various partners such as universities and other sports associations. Because we have to work together to be able to take new steps forward.
At the KNVB Campus, the national youth teams can train and play matches under the best conditions.
Every football team deserves a qualified coach and a qualified referee. Each year, the KNVB Academy trains thousands of new trainers, coaches and referees, at every level, from youth trainer to professional manager.
Trainer/Coach Click here for more information about trainer courses. (Page in Dutch).
The KNVB is committed to giving every single referee the opportunity to explore their talent. It’s offering training courses and modules for match officials at all levels. In addition, the KNVB has separate programmes for referee supervisors and coordinators, rapporteurs and assistant referees.
Training, coaching or refereeing is mostly learned by doing
Training, coaching or refereeing is mostly learned by doing. For this reason, practical hands-on instruction is given to participants within their clubs. This is combined with online learning on a digital platform, offering people the chance to study and make their online assignments in their own time, at any moment of the day.