Eredivisie 1964/65

Eredivisie 1964/65
master	Feijenoord Rotterdam
European Cup of National Champions	Feijenoord Rotterdam
Trade fair trophy	DOS Utrecht
Cup winners	Feyenoord Rotterdam
European Cup Winners' Cup	Go Ahead Eagles
Relegated	Sittardia , NAC Breda
Teams	16
Games	240
Gates	681  (ø 2.83 per game)
Top scorer	Frans Geurtsen (23)
← Eredivisie 1963/64 Eredivisie 1965/66 →
First Divisie (II) ↓

The 1964/65 season was the 9th season of the Eredivisie , the highest Dutch football league. Champion became Feijenoord Rotterdam for the 8th time . Sittardia and NAC Breda had to relegate .

Closing table

	society	Sp	S.	U	N	T	Diff.	Points
01.	Feijenoord Rotterdam	30th	21st	3	6th	77:30	+47	45
02.	Door Wilskracht Sterk	30th	15th	10	5	55:28	+27	40
03.	ADO The Hague	30th	13	7th	10	37:32	+ 05	33
04th	PSV Eindhoven	30th	13	7th	10	48:45	+ 03	33
05.	Sparta Rotterdam	30th	11	9	10	39:40	- 01	31
06th	Fortuna 54 Geleen	30th	13	5	12	44:49	- 05th	31
07th	SC Enschede 1	30th	9	12	9	33:37	- 04th	30th
08th.	MVV Maastricht	30th	11	7th	12	41:51	−10	29
09.	Heracles Almelo	30th	11	7th	12	36:52	−16	29
010.	Telstar	30th	9	10	11	31:36	- 05th	28
011.	Go Ahead Eagles	30th	8th	11	11	36:36	± 00	27
012.	DOS Utrecht	30th	8th	11	11	43:52	- 09	27
013.	Ajax Amsterdam	30th	9	8th	13	52:51	+ 01	26th
014th	GVAV Groningen	30th	8th	10	12	39:47	- 08	26th
015th	Sittardia	30th	8th	7th	15th	36:46	−10	23
016.	NAC Breda	30th	7th	8th	15th	34:49	−15	22nd

Legend

colour	qualification
	As a champion qualified for the European Cup of National Champions 1965/66
	As a KNVB Cup finalist, qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1965/66
	Participant in the Messestädte-Pokal 1965/66
	Direct descent into the Eerste Divisie

¹ "SC Enschede" and "Enschedese Boys" have merged to form "FC Twente Enschede".

Web links

• Homepage of the Eredivisie (Dutch)