Goeie ploeg, braadworst, pensen, mitraillette's en pinten…read more Ooooh Anderlecht, You're wonderful, We're going crazy after every f*cking goal, We gonna win, We gonna sing, Supporting Anderlecht is everything...

The Constant Vanden Stock Stadium in the Brussels' suburb of Anderlecht is home of the reigning…read moreBelgian soccer/football champions, RSC Anderlecht. If you find yourself in Brussels, I recommend that you catch a game here at the stadium, which is one of the better ones in this not-very-big country. The stadium holds just over 28,000 fans but a few thousand less for European games. Anderlecht played in the Champions this season and are often in the Europa League. The stadium opened way back in 1917 but had been renovated in the 1980s and is very modern today. One problem is parking. The place has no parking for fans so you have to park on the streets. The Anderlecht city council takes advantage of this and tend to hand out tickets for illegal parking, which the car owner doesn't know is illegal. I parked a dozen blocks or so from the stadium one time (I have been there 25+ times for games), looked around and saw that the other cars had no parking permits or paid tickets, nor did I see a machine to pay for parking. When I got back, yep, I had a ticket. In this case, if you drive, the best bet is to park at the shopping center that is about a 10 minute walk from the stadium. There is plenty of parking there and the cars are safe. There is also a nearby metro line.

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The "Versluys Arena" is a modern football stadium with a good atmosphere and has a capacity of…read more8.400 seats. It is the home ground of KV Oostende which plays in the first division "Pro League" of Belgium. The stadium is located in the district "Mariakerke" near to beach of the North Sea. In my view it is worth a visit for every football fan!

This place has everything you need to play indoor soccer. Large changing rooms, numerous showers, a…read morelot of pitches, etc. The ball and colored shirts to make the teams. Are provided. They even have an all-set menu if it's convenient for you (for me it is very often!): game + lunch (sandwich, drink and apple) at 11€. You can sit after on the couches in the main hall to redo the game :)

This stadium is the home of Belgium's most successful football/soccer team - Royal Sporting Club…read moreAnderlecht, or just plain old Anderlecht. The stadium is still in decent shape although it could use a bit of a facelift. It originally opened in 1917 but did get a massive renovation back in 1983. Still, that's 35 years ago. It holds just over 28,000 thousand so a stadium that size, most seats are good seats. The fan shop is attached to the stadium and its a decent size where you can buy lots of souvenirs - shirts, scarves, mugs, keyrings, etc. It's also possible to buy a few beers (with alcohol) inside the stadium. What is nice though is just outside, going up the road to the right of where the fan shop is, there are a few bars and also burgers and sausages. The street is usually teeming with fans dressed in purple and white too so a really good, football atmosphere. You can usually get a game ticket on the day except for the big teams like Standard Liege and Club Brugge. The play-offs start in a couple weeks and so tickets will be difficult for that.