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The premier professional football league in the Netherlands is called the Eredivisie. It was established in 1956 as the Eerste Divisie (First Division), and in 1954 it was given its present name. There are presently 18 clubs in the league. The Eredivisie champion is automatically qualifies for the UEFA Champions League group stage. By competing in the Champions League play-offs, the runner-up can also gain entry into the UEFA Champions League group stage.

One of the major football leagues in Europe is the Dutch Eredivisie. Some of the top clubs in the globe have won the competition since it began in 1956. With 34 championships, Ajax is the most successful team in the competition's history. PSV is in second place with 24 titles. The previous Dutch Eredivisie champions are listed here.

Ajax (34), PSV (24), Feyenoord (15), AZ (7), Heerenveen (6), NEC (5), Den Haag

Eredivisie, the premier Dutch football division, may be watched in a few locations in the United Kingdom by football (soccer) aficionados.

Watching the sports on television is one alternative. In the UK, BT Sport televises the Eredivisie. Another choice is to visit a bar or pub where the game will be shown. The Globe in London and The Dutch Café in Manchester are just a couple of the places that have been known to broadcast Eredivisie matches. The final option for fans is to watch the games online. A select few websites provide live broadcasting.

A professional league for association football clubs is called the Eredivisie. The premier level of the Dutch football league system, it was established in 1956. It is the second-highest tier in the Netherlands, behind the Eredivisie, with 18 clubs. Based on results in recent five-year European competitions, the Eredivisie is ranked eleventh in the UEFA coefficients of leagues.

Typically, the Dutch Eredivisie schedule is made public in early July. Normally, the league season begins in late August and lasts through May.