Second Amateur Division - VFV A is a Belgian league competition. Follow live scores, fixtures, results and standings, with player and team statistics available alongside competition match information. The page supports both quick match checks and broader review of performance season by season.
Upcoming matches, Second Amateur Division - VFV A
VFV A - 4
VFV A - 5
Latest played matches, Second Amateur Division - VFV A
VFV A - 3
VFV A - 2
Second Amateur Division - VFV A Standings
Second Amateur Division - VFV A Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Second Amateur Division - VFV A teams participation since 2018
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Gullegem | 8 |
| Harelbeke | 8 |
| KRC Gent | 8 |
| Sparta Petegem | 8 |
| Dikkelvenne | 7 |
| Oudenaarde | 7 |
| Westhoek | 7 |
| Olsa Brakel | 6 |
| Mandel United | 5 |
| Merelbeke | 5 |
| Zelzate | 5 |
| Oostkamp | 4 |
| RFC Wetteren | 4 |
| Ronse | 4 |
| Toekomst Menen | 4 |
| Torhout | 4 |
| Zulte Waregem II | 4 |
| Ninove | 3 |
| Voorwaarts Zwevezele | 3 |
| Lokeren-Temse | 3 |
| Eendracht Aalst | 2 |
| FC Lebbeke | 2 |
| VW Hamme | 2 |
| Voorde Appelterre | 2 |
| Cercle Brugge II | 2 |
| Diegem Sport | 1 |
| Eppegem | 1 |
| HO Kalken | 1 |
| Knokke | 1 |
| Londerzeel | 1 |
| Olympia Wijgmaal | 1 |
| Tempo Overijse | 1 |
| Temse | 1 |
| Sint-Niklaas | 1 |
| Sint-Eloois-Winkel | 1 |
| Diksmuide | 1 |
| Erpe-Mere United | 1 |
| Roeselare Daisel | 1 |
| Mechelen II | 1 |
| Westerlo II | 1 |
Second Amateur Division - VFV A top scorer teams
Second Amateur Division - VFV A About
Second Amateur Division - VFV A is a Belgian league competition forming part of the country’s organised amateur football structure. Its title identifies both the division and the VFV A section, distinguishing it from other competitions that may use the Second Amateur Division designation. The competition provides a regular league setting in which participating clubs compete over the course of a season and are assessed through their results in the standings.
Role in Belgian football
The competition exists to provide a stable, merit-based environment for clubs competing below Belgium’s professional levels. A league structure gives teams a sustained programme of fixtures rather than a single-elimination route, allowing performance to be judged across an extended campaign. Points, results and final standings therefore form the central sporting record of the competition.
The VFV A designation is an important part of the competition’s identity. It indicates that this is a defined section of the Belgian Second Amateur Division rather than an undifferentiated national listing. For readers comparing Belgian competitions, the full title is consequently the clearest way to distinguish this league from related divisions and sections.
Season coverage and historical record
Xtra-Stats records this competition from 2018 through 2025, covering eight recorded seasons. That span makes it possible to follow the competition across multiple campaigns and to place individual results, standings and team performances within a broader period of Belgian amateur football. The recorded history begins in 2018 and extends to the 2025 season; no earlier formation year or first-event date is established in the verified competition record.
How the competition is understood
As a league, Second Amateur Division - VFV A is defined by accumulated performance over its scheduled season. Clubs are compared through their match results and league position, with the final table providing the principal measure of success. This format rewards consistency across the campaign and gives teams the opportunity to build their position over time, rather than relying on one decisive fixture.
The precise fixture calendar, points rules, promotion and relegation arrangements, tie-break procedures and administrative regulations can vary according to the governing regulations for each season. They should therefore be read in the context of the relevant edition rather than treated as permanent features without a confirmed seasonal source. The verified record establishes the competition’s Belgian identity, league status and recorded coverage, but does not confirm a single historical format or a fixed set of regulations for every season.
Why the competition matters
For participating clubs, the league offers competitive continuity, meaningful standings and a recognised route through Belgium’s amateur football system. For followers of Belgian football, it provides a focused view of performances within the VFV A section and a useful basis for comparing clubs across the recorded seasons. Its value lies in the accumulated story of league football: regular competition, changing standings and the long-term development of teams within the Belgian game.