Eredivisie Women2025/2026 — Standings, Fixtures & Top Scorers

The Eredivisie Vrouwen is the top division of women's football in the Netherlands (vrouwenvoetbal) and one of the most important talent development leagues in European women's football. Established in 2007 and currently sponsored as the Eurojackpot Vrouwen Eredivisie, the league has grown in parallel with the spectacular rise of the Dutch women's national team — the Oranje Leeuwinnen — who won the UEFA Women's EURO 2017 on home soil and reached the FIFA Women's World Cup final in 2019.

The 2025/26 Eredivisie Vrouwen features 12 teams playing a home-and-away round-robin season from September to May. FC Twente Vrouwen are the defending champions and 2025/26 Supercup winners. The entry of traditional Dutch football powerhouses Ajax Vrouwen, PSV Vrouwen, Feyenoord Vrouwen, and AZ Alkmaar Vrouwen has significantly elevated the league's profile, competitive standard, and investment levels. New entrants for 2025/26 include NAC Breda (promoted from the Eerste Divisie) and HERA United (who assumed Telstar's license).

The Netherlands punches well above its weight in women's football talent development. The Eredivisie Vrouwen and the KNVB's academy system have produced a remarkable number of world-class players for a country of 17 million people. Stars like Vivianne Miedema (all-time WSL top scorer), Lieke Martens (Barcelona), Jill Roord (Manchester City), Daniëlle van de Donk (Lyon), Sherida Spitse (most-capped Dutch women's player), and Steph Catley have all developed through the Dutch system.

Eredivisie Vrouwen matches are broadcast on ESPN Netherlands and Viaplay. The KNVB has invested heavily in women's football infrastructure, with professional-grade academies now standard across Eredivisie clubs, and the league continues to strengthen as a springboard for players moving to the WSL, D1 Arkema, Liga F, and Frauen-Bundesliga.

The 2025/26 Eredivisie Vrouwen season features 12 teams from across the Netherlands. The complete list is: ADO Den Haag Vrouwen, Ajax Vrouwen, AZ Alkmaar Vrouwen, Excelsior Rotterdam Vrouwen, FC Twente Vrouwen, FC Utrecht Vrouwen, Feyenoord Vrouwen, HERA United, NAC Breda Vrouwen, PEC Zwolle Vrouwen, PSV Vrouwen, and SC Heerenveen Vrouwen.

New clubs for 2025/26 include NAC Breda (promoted from the Vrouwen Eerste Divisie) and HERA United (who assumed the license from Telstar and many of its players). The presence of traditional Dutch football powerhouses Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord, AZ, and FC Twente ensures strong investment and nationwide visibility for vrouwenvoetbal.

FC Twente Vrouwen are the reigning Eredivisie Vrouwen champions and the most successful club in recent history. They won the 2025/26 Supercup, defeating runners-up PSV. Ajax Vrouwen have emerged as major contenders, leveraging the resources of one of Europe's most famous football clubs.

Before the modern era, ADO Den Haag Vrouwen and the former AZ Alkmaar women's team were historically successful. The competitive landscape has shifted dramatically with bigger clubs entering, raising the overall quality and intensity of the Eredivisie Vrouwen stand (standings) each season.

The Eredivisie Vrouwen is the foundation of the Oranje Leeuwinnen's success on the world stage. The Netherlands' historic UEFA Women's EURO 2017 triumph — won on home soil with a 4-2 victory over Denmark in the final in Enschede — was built on a generation of players developed in the Dutch league system.

The national team reached the FIFA Women's World Cup final in 2019, losing 2-0 to the United States. Stars like Vivianne Miedema (all-time WSL and Netherlands top scorer), Lieke Martens (Ballon d'Or Féminin 2017), Jill Roord, Daniëlle van de Donk, Sherida Spitse, and Jackie Groenen all began their careers in the Eredivisie Vrouwen before earning moves to top European clubs.

Eredivisie Vrouwen matches are broadcast on ESPN Netherlands and Viaplay in the Netherlands. ESPN holds the primary domestic broadcast rights, with most matches available live. The league has expanded its digital presence, with highlights widely available on social media and KNVB platforms.

The official Eredivisie Vrouwen website (vrouweneredivisie.nl) provides comprehensive coverage including programma (schedule), uitslagen (results), and the live Eredivisie Vrouwen stand (standings table). The growing profile of Dutch women's football has increased international media interest.

The Netherlands is one of the most prolific producers of women's football talent relative to population size. Dutch clubs emphasize technical skill, tactical intelligence, and possession-based football — the same philosophy that defines Dutch men's football — and this approach has produced a steady pipeline of world-class women's players.

The KNVB's investment in women's youth academies has been instrumental. Players developed in the Dutch system now compete at the highest levels across Europe: in the WSL (England), D1 Arkema (France), Liga F (Spain), and Frauen-Bundesliga (Germany). The Eredivisie Vrouwen serves as both a competitive domestic league and a crucial stepping stone for the next generation of Oranje Leeuwinnen.

• 12 teams compete in the 2025/26 Eurojackpot Vrouwen Eredivisie
• Founded in 2007, the fifteenth season is currently underway
• FC Twente Vrouwen are the defending champions and Supercup winners
• Netherlands won UEFA Women's EURO 2017 and reached the 2019 World Cup final
• Vivianne Miedema, Lieke Martens, and Jill Roord developed in the Dutch system
• Ajax, PSV, Feyenoord, and AZ all compete in the league
• NAC Breda and HERA United are new entrants for 2025/26
• Broadcast on ESPN Netherlands and Viaplay
• Season runs September to May with 12 teams in round-robin format
• The KNVB has invested heavily in women's youth academy infrastructure