2009–10 Eredivisie

Overview

Teams and stadia

Feyenoord

Sparta

Personnel and sponsoring

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Managerial changes

League table

Results

Goalscorers

*Including games played on 2 May 2010; Source: Yahoo Sport, ESPN Soccernet, Soccerway, Eredivisie (official site) *

Top scorers

Other scorers

;12 goals

• NED Jeremain Lens (AZ)
• SUI Blaise Nkufo (Twente) ;11 goals
• DEN Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feyenoord)
• NED Gerald Sibon (Heerenveen)
• NED Otman Bakkal (PSV)
• NED Danny Koevermans (PSV) ;10 goals
• NED Siem de Jong (Ajax)
• NED Erik Falkenburg (Sparta)
• NED Rydell Poepon (Sparta)
• SVK Miroslav Stoch (Twente) ;9 goals
• GHA Matthew Amoah (NAC)
• NED Sandro Calabro (VVV) ;8 goals
• NED Willie Overtoom (Heracles)
• BEL Bjorn Vleminckx (NEC)
• NED Willem Janssen (Roda JC)
• ZAM Jacob Mulenga (Utrecht) ;7 goals
• NED Wesley Verhoek (ADO)
• NED Demy de Zeeuw (Ajax)
• NED Roy Makaay (Feyenoord)
• CZE Michal Papadopulos (Heerenveen)
• NED Anthony Lurling (NAC)
• NED Derk Boerrigter (RKC)
• NED Ricky van Wolfswinkel (Utrecht)
• NED Santi Kolk (Vitesse Arnhem)
• SWE Lasse Nilsson (Vitesse Arnhem)
• NED Frank Demouge (Willem II) ;6 goals
• DEN Dennis Rommedahl (Ajax)
• NED Gregory van der Wiel (Ajax)
• DEN Thomas Enevoldsen (Groningen)
• SWE Andreas Granqvist (Groningen)
• NED Edwin de Graaf (NAC)
• NED Kees Kwakman (NAC)
• AHO Charlison Benschop (RKC)
• BEL Dries Mertens (Utrecht)
• JPN Keisuke Honda (VVV)
• MAR Saïd Boutahar (Willem II) ;5 goals
• NED Urby Emanuelson (Ajax)
• AUS Brett Holman (AZ)
• BEL Maarten Martens (AZ)
• CIV Sekou Cissé (Feyenoord)
• NED Koen van de Laak (Groningen)
• DEN Nicklas Pedersen (Groningen)
• SWE Viktor Elm (Heerenveen)
• NED Darl Douglas (Heracles)
• BDI Saidi Ntibazonkiza (NEC)
• SRB Danko Lazović (PSV)
• HUN Boldizsár Bodor (Roda JC)
• DEN Kenneth Perez (Twente)
• MEX Héctor Moreno (AZ)
• BEL Christophe Grégoire (Willem II) ;4 goals
• NED Danny Buijs (ADO)
• MNE Bogdan Milić (ADO)
• FRA Karim Soltani (ADO)
• ARG Darío Cvitanich (Ajax)
• BEL Mousa Dembélé (AZ)
• NED Andwélé Slory (Feyenoord)
• NED Ron Vlaar (Feyenoord)
• NED Georginio Wijnaldum (Feyenoord)
• NED Roy Beerens (Heerenveen)
• ARG Hernán Losada (Heerenveen)
• BRA Leonardo Santiago (NAC)
• NED Ramon Zomer (NEC)
• NED Ibrahim Afellay (PSV)
• NED Fred Benson (RKC)
• BEL Benjamin De Ceulaer (RKC)
• DEN Morten Skoubo (Roda JC)
• CZE Jacob Lensky (Utrecht)
• BRA Claudemir (Vitesse Arnhem)
• BEL Onur Kaya (Vitesse Arnhem)
• NED Adil Auassar (VVV)
• NED Ruud Boymans (VVV)
• NED Stefan Nijland (Willem II)
• NED Sergio Zijler (Willem II) ;3 goals
• NED Ricky van den Bergh (ADO)
• MAR Ismaïl Aissati (Ajax)
• BEL Jan Vertonghen (Ajax)
• SWE Rasmus Elm (AZ)
• BRA André Bahia (Feyenoord)
• NED Jonathan de Guzmán (Feyenoord)
• NGR Oluwafemi Ajilore (Groningen)
• NED Michel Breuer (Heerenveen)
• BRA Paulo Henrique (Heerenveen)
• SWE Samuel Armenteros (Heracles)
• NED Marko Vejinović (Heracles)
• SWE Erton Fejzullahu (NEC)
• NED John Goossens (NEC)
• MAR Nordin Amrabat (PSV)
• BRA Jonathan Reis (PSV)
• NED Fouad Idabdelhay (RKC)
• NED Anouar Hadouir (Roda JC)
• BEL Jeanvion Yulu-Matondo (Roda JC)
• SLO Dalibor Stevanovič (Vitesse Arnhem)
• NED Ahmed Ahahaoui (VVV)
• ESP Gonzalo García (VVV)
• NED Ruben Schaken (VVV) ;2 goals
• NED Timothy Derijck (ADO)
• SVK Csaba Horváth (ADO)
• NED Kees Luijckx (ADO)
• BEL Toby Alderweireld (Ajax)
• SWE Kennedy Bakircioglu (Ajax)
• NED Mitchell Donald (Ajax – 1/Willem II – 1)
• SRB Miralem Sulejmani (Ajax)
• ITA Graziano Pellè (AZ)
• NED Luigi Bruins (Feyenoord)
• NED Leroy Fer (Feyenoord)
• NED Denny Landzaat (Feyenoord)
• NED Leandro Bacuna (Groningen)
• NED Danny Holla (Groningen)
• SRB Goran Lovre (Groningen)
• DEN Morten Nordstrand (Groningen)
• SWE Fredrik Stenman (Groningen)
• BEL Birger Maertens (Heracles)
• NED Sebastiaan Steur (Heracles)
• NED Donny Gorter (NAC)
• NED Patrick Zwaanswijk (NAC)
• MAR Youssef El Akchaoui (NEC)
• NED Bram Nuytinck (NEC)
• NED Patrick Pothuizen (NEC)
• POL Arkadiusz Radomski (NEC)
• NED Orlando Engelaar (PSV)
• NED Zakaria Labyad (PSV)
• BUL Stanislav Manolev (PSV)
• BEL Davy De Fauw (Roda JC)
• CAN Marcel de Jong (Roda JC)
• NOR Pa Modou Kah (Roda JC)
• NED Jan-Paul Saeijs (Roda JC)
• FRA Edouard Duplan (Sparta)
• NED Joshua John (Sparta)
• NED Kevin Strootman (Sparta)
• BRA Douglas (Twente)
• NED Luuk de Jong (Twente)
• NED Nicky Kuiper (Twente)
• NED Sander Keller (Utrecht)
• DEN Michael Silberbauer (Utrecht)
• BEL Jan Wuytens (Utrecht)
• NED Alexander Büttner (Vitesse Arnhem)
• NED Serginho Greene (Vitesse Arnhem)
• TUR Sinan Kaloğlu (Vitesse Arnhem)
• NED Wiljan Pluim (Vitesse Arnhem)
• NED Paul Verhaegh (Vitesse Arnhem)
• BEL Ken Leemans (VVV)
• NED Ferry de Regt (VVV)
• BEL Bart Biemans (Willem II)
• NED Gerson Sheotahul (Willem II)
• NED Arjan Swinkels (Willem II) ;1 goal
• NED Santy Hulst (ADO)
• NED Lex Immers (ADO)
• NED Christian Kum (ADO)
• EST Andres Oper (ADO)
• NED Charlton Vicento (ADO)
• CMR Eyong Enoh (Ajax)
• SWE Rasmus Lindgren (Ajax)
• BRA Jonathas (AZ)
• FIN Niklas Moisander (AZ)
• BEL Sébastien Pocognoli (AZ)
• DEN Simon Poulsen (AZ)
• NED David Mendes da Silva (AZ)
• SWE Pontus Wernbloom (AZ)
• SRB Stefan Babović (Feyenoord)
• NED Diego Biseswar (Feyenoord)
• NED Kevin Hofland (Feyenoord)
• NED Stefan de Vrij (Feyenoord)
• NED Oussama Assaidi (Heerenveen)
• SRB Filip Đuričić (Heerenveen)
• MKD Samir Fazli (Heerenveen)
• NOR Christian Grindheim (Heerenveen)
• MKD Goran Popov (Heerenveen)
• FIN Mika Väyrynen (Heerenveen)
• POL Paweł Wojciechowski (Heerenveen)
• NED Mark-Jan Fledderus (Heracles)
• NED Antoine van der Linden (Heracles)
• NED Mark Looms (Heracles)
• NED Ellery Cairo (NAC)
• NED Kurt Elshot (NAC)
• HUN Csaba Feher (NAC)
• NED Robbert Schilder (NAC)
• NED Ferne Snoyl (NAC)
• NED Lorenzo Davids (NEC)
• NED Bas Sibum (NEC)
• NED Rick ten Voorde (NEC)
• MEX Francisco Rodríguez (PSV)
• SRB Jagoš Vuković (PSV)
• NED Kemy Agustien (RKC)
• NED Ruud Berger (RKC)
• NED Dustley Mulder (RKC)
• NED Hans Mulder (RKC)
• BEL Arnaud Sutchuin (Roda JC)
• NED Ruud Vormer (Roda JC)
• NGR Ayodele Adeleye (Sparta)
• CRO Darko Bodul (Sparta)
• NED Sander van Gessel (Sparta)
• NED Milano Koenders (Sparta)
• NED Wout Brama (Twente)
• NED Theo Janssen (Twente)
• NED Ronnie Stam (Twente)
• NED Dwight Tiendalli (Twente)
• CIV Cheick Tioté (Twente)
• NED Peter Wisgerhof (Twente)
• GHA Nana Asare (Utrecht)
• NED Tim Cornelisse (Utrecht)
• NED Erixon Danso (Utrecht)
• GHA Francis Dickoh (Utrecht)
• NED Gregoor van Dijk (Utrecht)
• NED Gianluca Nijholt (Utrecht)
• NED Alje Schut (Utrecht)
• BEL Kevin Vandenbergh (Utrecht)
• NED Nicky Hofs (Vitesse Arnhem)
• ANT Civard Sprockel (Vitesse Arnhem)
• BEL Kevin Van Dessel (VVV)
• NED Frank van Kouwen (VVV)
• NED Patrick Paauwe (VVV)
• NED Michael Timisela (VVV)
• NGR Michael Uchebo (VVV)
• NGR Alex Nkume (VVV)
• NED Jan-Arie van der Heijden (Willem II)
• NED Marlon Pereira (Willem II)

;Own goals

• Scored for ADO (5): NED Giovanni van Bronckhorst (Feyenoord); SLE Gibril Sankoh (Groningen); NED Antoine van der Linden (Heracles); NED Mark Looms (Heracles); NED Bram Nuytinck (NEC)
• Scored for Ajax (2): NED Hans Mulder (RKC); NED Paul Verhaegh (Vitesse Arnhem)
• Scored for AZ (4): CZE Martin Lejsal (Heerenveen); NOR Pa Modou Kah (Roda JC); NED Peter Wisgerhof (Twente – 2 goals)
• Scored for Feyenoord (3): SWE Pontus Wernbloom (AZ); NED Toni Varela (RKC); NED Patrick Paauwe (VVV)
• Scored for NAC (1): NED Niels Wellenberg (NEC)
• Scored for NEC (1): NED Christiaan Kum (ADO)
• Scored for RKC (2): SRB Marko Pantelić (Ajax); NED Calvin Jong-a-Pin (Vitesse Arnhem)
• Scored for Roda JC (2): NED Jurgen Colin (RKC); NED Frank van der Struijk (Vitesse Arnhem)
• Scored for Vitesse Arnhem (1): NED Dustley Mulder (RKC)
• Scored for VVV (1): ANT Civard Sprockel (Vitesse Arnhem)
• Scored for Willem II (1): NGR Ayodele Adeleye (Sparta)

Play-offs

European competition

The teams placed 6th through 9th compete in a play-off tournament for one spot in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League 2010–11.

Semi-finals

Final

Relegation

The 16th and 17th placed teams, along with the teams from Eerste Divisie, participate in a play-off for two spots in 2010–11 Eredivisie.

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Willem II and Excelsior will play in 2010–11 Eredivisie.

Attendances

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References

References

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