Fixtures

Netherlands Tweede Divisie 75' 18 [14] Almere City Reserves vs Rijnsburgse Boys [2] - 2-3
Netherlands Cup 01/15 20:00 4 Rijnsburgse Boys vs Feyenoord - View
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 01/18 14:00 19 Rijnsburgse Boys vs GVVV Veenendaal - View
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 01/25 13:30 20 RKAV Volendam vs Rijnsburgse Boys - View
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 02/01 14:00 21 Rijnsburgse Boys vs HHC Hardenberg - View
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 02/08 13:30 22 Excelsior Maassluis vs Rijnsburgse Boys - View

Results

Netherlands Cup 12/19 19:00 5 Rijnsburgse Boys v FC Volendam W 2-0
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 12/14 13:30 17 [16] Noordwijk v Rijnsburgse Boys [2] W 1-2
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 12/07 12:30 16 [2] Rijnsburgse Boys v Quick Boys [1] L 0-1
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 11/30 13:30 15 [17] Scheveningen v Rijnsburgse Boys [2] W 0-3
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 11/23 17:00 14 [10] De Treffers v Rijnsburgse Boys [2] D 2-2
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 11/16 14:00 13 [2] Rijnsburgse Boys v Sparta Rotterdam Reserves [11] W 1-0
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 11/09 14:00 12 [3] Spakenburg v Rijnsburgse Boys [2] W 1-2
Netherlands Cup 10/30 20:00 1 Rijnsburgse Boys v Roda JC W 3-1
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 10/26 13:00 11 [1] Rijnsburgse Boys v Barendrecht [5] W 2-0
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 10/19 12:00 10 [8] Koninklijke HFC v Rijnsburgse Boys [1] D 1-1
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 10/12 13:00 9 [1] Rijnsburgse Boys v AFC [2] W 3-1
Netherlands Tweede Divisie 10/05 13:00 8 [17] ADO '20 v Rijnsburgse Boys [3] W 0-5

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 39 21 18
Wins 21 11 10
Draws 9 2 7
Losses 9 8 1
Goals for 83 43 40
Goals against 50 31 19
Clean sheets 11 6 5
Failed to score 4 3 1

Wikipedia - Rijnsburgse Boys

Rijnsburgse Boys is a football club based in Rijnsburg, Netherlands. The team compete in the Tweede Divisie, the third level of the Dutch football league system.

History

The club was established on 24 March 1930. It currently plays in the Tweede Divisie. The club won the Saturday Hoofdklasse A title in the 2005–06, 2006–07 and 2008–09 seasons.

Since being founded in 1930 till 1957, the club has played on several locations in Rijnsburg. Since 1957 the club moved to Sportpark Middelmors, where it's still playing their homegames. The unofficial nickname of Rijnsburgse Boys is 'uien' - Dutch for "onions" - originating from the late 1500s, when Rijnsburg was famous for its onion farms.

The club has always been one of the most successful clubs in the Dutch amateur football. After losing a decision match in the 2015–16 season against GVVV (1–2), the club did not play first amateur-tier in a long time. In the 2016–17 season, Rijnsburg defeated Westlandia and SV Spakenburg to promote to the Tweede Divisie, the highest tier for non-pro teams.

Rijnsburgse Boys' first year in the Tweede Divisie was quite a success. The squad, managed by Pieter Mulders finished 5th in the top flight of non-pro football.

In the 2024–25 KNVB Cup, Rijnsburgse Boys defeated two consecutive professional clubs, beating Roda JC Kerkrade in the first round and FC Volendam in the second round.

Rijnsburgse Boys is a Dutch soccer team based in the town of Rijnsburg in the province of South Holland. The team was founded in 1930 and currently competes in the Derde Divisie, which is the fourth tier of Dutch football.

Known for their passionate fan base and strong community support, Rijnsburgse Boys has a rich history of success in Dutch football. The team plays their home matches at Sportpark Middelmors, a stadium with a capacity of around 5,000 spectators.

Rijnsburgse Boys is known for their attacking style of play and their ability to produce talented young players who go on to have successful careers in professional football. The team's colors are blue and white, and their mascot is a lion, symbolizing their fierce and competitive spirit on the field.

Overall, Rijnsburgse Boys is a respected and competitive team in Dutch football, with a strong tradition of success and a loyal fan base that supports them through thick and thin.