Second Amateur Division - VFV B is a Belgian league competition with recorded coverage from the 2018 season through 2025. Use this page to follow live scores, upcoming fixtures and completed results, while reviewing standings and player and team statistics across the competition’s recorded seasons, with the key information brought together in one place for quick reference.
Upcoming matches, Second Amateur Division - VFV B
VFV B - 4
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- VFV B - 4
Hades
Rotselaar
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- VFV B - 4
Wilrijk
Cappellen
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- VFV B - 4
Tempo Overijse
Tongeren
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- VFV B - 4
Nijlen
Wellen
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- VFV B - 4
Racing Mechelen
Royal Antwerp II
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- VFV B - 4
Rupel Boom
De Kempen -
- VFV B - 4
Diegem Sport
Bocholt
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- VFV B - 4
Eendracht Termien
Sint-Truiden II
VFV B - 5
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- VFV B - 5
Wilrijk
Tempo Overijse
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- VFV B - 5
Bocholt
Royal Antwerp II
Latest played matches, Second Amateur Division - VFV B
VFV B - 3
VFV B - 2
Second Amateur Division - VFV B Standings
Second Amateur Division - VFV B 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 B teams participation since 2018
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Berchem Sport | 8 |
| Bocholt | 8 |
| Hades | 8 |
| Cappellen | 6 |
| Diegem Sport | 6 |
| Londerzeel | 6 |
| Sporting Hasselt | 6 |
| Spouwen-Mopertingen | 6 |
| City Pirates Antwerpen | 5 |
| Hoogstraten | 4 |
| Houtvenne | 4 |
| Lyra-Lierse Berlaar | 4 |
| Pepingen-Halle | 4 |
| Racing Mechelen | 4 |
| Tongeren | 4 |
| Lille | 3 |
| Eendracht Aalst | 3 |
| Heur Tongeren | 3 |
| Olympia Wijgmaal | 3 |
| Rupel Boom | 3 |
| Mechelen II | 3 |
| Berg en Dal | 2 |
| Eendracht Termien | 2 |
| FC Lebbeke | 2 |
| KFC Duffel | 2 |
| Turnhout | 2 |
| Vosselaar | 2 |
| Wellen | 2 |
| Wezel | 2 |
| Sint-Truiden II | 2 |
| Esperanza Pelt | 1 |
| Geel | 1 |
| Nijlen | 1 |
| Tempo Overijse | 1 |
| Temse | 1 |
| Tienen | 1 |
| VW Hamme | 1 |
| Sint-Niklaas | 1 |
| Heist | 1 |
| Patro Eisden | 1 |
| Beerschot VA II | 1 |
| Royal Antwerp II | 1 |
| Rotselaar | 1 |
Second Amateur Division - VFV B top scorer teams
Second Amateur Division - VFV B About
Second Amateur Division - VFV B is a Belgian league competition within the country’s amateur football structure. It provides a seasonal framework for clubs to compete in organised league fixtures, build competitive records and pursue the sporting objectives defined by the regulations for each edition.
Identity and role
The competition’s designation distinguishes it from Belgium’s professional top flight and from cup tournaments. “Second Amateur Division” describes its position within the amateur game, while “VFV B” identifies the relevant competition grouping. The available record does not establish a separate alternative official title, formation date or confirmed governing-body designation, so those details are not stated here.
As a league, the competition is based on a programme of fixtures rather than a single elimination bracket. Clubs accumulate results across the season, with the resulting standings providing the central measure of performance. The precise number of participating teams, fixture schedule, matchday scoring regulations and season-specific promotion or relegation arrangements can vary according to the rules in force for the relevant edition.
Format and sporting purpose
The league format gives clubs the opportunity to compete consistently over a full campaign. That distinguishes it from a knockout cup, where one result can immediately end a team’s participation. In Second Amateur Division - VFV B, sustained performance across the scheduled programme is therefore fundamental: clubs must manage a series of matches, maintain competitive form and finish as high as possible in the final table.
League standings normally provide the basis for determining the season’s principal outcomes, although the exact consequences attached to each position depend on the regulations governing that season. Promotion, retention and relegation matters should therefore be read in the context of the applicable Belgian amateur-football rules rather than assumed from a generic competition model.
Historical coverage
Recorded coverage runs from the 2018 season through the 2025 season, encompassing eight seasons. This span makes the competition useful for examining changes in club participation, results, table positions and long-term performance across the period. It also provides a clear historical frame for comparing campaigns without presenting older or newer editions as covered when they are not part of the recorded range.
The competition’s value lies in its role as a structured stage of Belgian amateur football. It connects regular league participation with the broader sporting hierarchy, giving clubs a defined platform in which results, consistency and seasonal progress can be assessed. For readers studying a particular campaign, the relevant season page remains essential because competition rules, participants and progression conditions may differ from one edition to another.