ADO Den Haag news

FC Groningen humiliate ADO Den Haag in front of their own fans and climb to second place

Eredivisie club forced into closed-door training policy following lineup leak

Eredivisie outfit ADO Den Haag have implemented a strict closed-door training policy ahead of matches after their starting lineup was leaked online during a session. Head coach Robin Peter confirmed the immediate tactical change, expressing his regret over locking out supporters but insisting confidentiality must be maintained to protect the squad.

Calvin Stengs is immediately worth his weight in gold for AZ against ADO on his Eredivisie return

‘This Feyenoord product would be an asset for many clubs in the Eredivisie’

A bizarre situation in the Netherlands: the club needs to lose in order to win promotion

In the Netherlands, FC Den Bosch faces an absurd scenario: paradoxically, a defeat could actually open the door to promotion to the first division.

Mathijsen is poised for a return to the Eredivisie as technical director

ADO have been crowned champions, yet the club will not receive the trophy just yet, for a remarkable reason

ADO are unofficial champions following Cambuur’s loss of points; Vitesse can still hope for a fourth-place finish

ADO Den Haag take a giant step towards the title: Cambuur suffer a crushing defeat in Venlo

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Ex-Premier League & Juventus star survives horror car crash

Former Southampton winger Eljero Elia, 38, was lucky to walk away unscathed after being involved in a horror motorway smash which wrecked the £270,000 ($364k) Lamborghini Urus he was driving. Elia was travelling in his native Netherlands when the crash occurred but, fortunately, no one was injured.

Pardew departs ADO Den Haag after four months in charge

The former West Ham, Crystal Palace and Newcastle boss joined the Eredivisie side in January

Pardew donates bonus to Den Haag staff and health workers

The former Newcastle and Crystal Palace boss is in line to land a windfall on a technicality but is ready to give it away

Mexicans Abroad: Lozano leaves injured, Raul scores in Armenia

The El Tri winger took a knock but should be good to move to Serie A, while the Wolves forward continues to shine on the continent

Omeruo opens up on loan moves & Messi

The Blues loan star has taken in a remarkable journey which has led him away from poverty in Nigeria and into one of Europe's top five divisions

'I am similar to Pique' - De Ligt

The Ajax defender sees similarities between himself and the veteran central defender

Lozano, Guti get Mexican party going early with PSV

While the boxer is seen as the prime attraction this weekend, El Tri fans can take plenty of pride after the stars helped thrash ADO Den Haag

Chelsea loanee Mount sets five-year first

Wilfried Bony back in 2013 was the last man to be involved in four goals in a single match playing for the Dutch side

De Ligt & the top transfer targets in Eredivisie

The Eredivisie remains a fruitful hunting ground for Europe's top leagues and has many possible targets for clubs looking to strengthen this summer

Benjamin Stambouli Christian Pulisic Schalke Dortmund

AA: Rough Revierderby for Pulisic and McKennie

The showdown between Borussia Dortmund and Schalke could have gone better for both of the American teenagers involved

Eredivisie Team of the Season

It's no surprise new champions Feyenoord dominate the best XI of 2016-17, but there have been stars throughout the league in a thrilling campaign

The story of Ake's rise

Those close to the Dutchman say that the youngster has wonderful personality, but they think that he needs to be more cutthroat in London to make it

'Ake's Chelsea return was a mistake'

The defender has found playing time hard to come by at Chelsea after being recalled from the Cherries in January, leaving his first coach disappointed