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Zilveren Bal

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310:(ZVC), and thus, no tournament was held in 1955, since the organizers were committed to amateurism. In 1956, ZVC tried once more to hold the tournament in Rotterdam with only amateur associations, and indeed, this final edition was contested between eight amateur clubs. In the final match, HVV beat CVV and was thus the last to win it, and due to the subsequent abolition of the ZVC, HVV came into possession of the fourth and last Silver Ball. 360: 232:) for a tournament played just before the start of the 1901–02 season. HVV earned the right to keep the trophy permanently after winning each of the very first three editions of the competition between 1901 and 1903, and doing it so always as the reigning Dutch champions. The trophy was thus handed to HVV and a new 326:
A somewhat peculiar epilogue followed more than half a century after the last edition in Rotterdam, when the two record winners, Feyenoord (as they are spelled since 1971) and Sparta Rotterdam (who added the name of their home city to their official denomination in 2004) organized a match at Spangen
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On 15 November 2010, Feyenoord and Sparta announced that they wanted to restore the Silver Ball tradition. An interesting detail is that both clubs were permanently excluded from participating in this tournament as professional clubs in 1956, because professional football did not fit the amateur
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All tournaments below were held in Rotterdam (at the various grounds of Sparta), with two exceptions: the 1907 edition was played in Haarlem because Sparta's stadium was undergoing renovation (HVV would have liked to had organize it in Den Haag, but the ZVC preferred the financial arrangements
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was contested for 13 years, from 1924 to 1937, and during that time the cup was only twice taken out of Rotterdam. FeΔ³enoord obtained permanent ownership of the trophy in 1937 after beating Sparta in a final that was to settle the destination of the trophy one way or the other.
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was commissioned, and this one lasted much longer since it was contested on twenty occasions (the 1914 edition was canceled due to the general mobilization after the outbreak of
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on 5 January 2011 to "restore the tradition". However, they failed to follow that tradition since the original tournament was never a one-off match, never was played in the
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as the only top-flight club from the city of Rotterdam. This arose the fear that the standard of Rotterdam football would decline, and thus, a few men from Rotterdam,
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won twice in a row in 1945 and 1946, and only narrowly failed to secure the permanent possession of the fourth trophy as they lost their 1947 semifinal on penalties.
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After the 1954 tournament, professional football was introduced within the KNVB, which was not intending to keep up with the amateur spirit of the
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tournament was for many years the most important cup tournament in the Netherlands, even more important than the Holdert Cup (now known as
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The tournament format is exactly the same as that of any other cup tournament. It is a one-off knock-out competition.
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very rarely; instead, participation was dominated by clubs from Rotterdam, Den Haag, nearby towns like
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would be contested annually, and they were traditionally played on the fields of Sparta Rotterdam, the
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was to become the property of the first club to win it three times in a row or five times overall.
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offered in Haarlem) and the 1909 edition, which was moved to Den Haag because of an outbreak of
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By then, many similar pre-season tournaments had been set up in the country, and clubs from
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There was a trophy at stake, known at the time as the ZVC challenge cup, which was a
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Sparta used its influence to invite five clubs (Dutch champions
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The tournament continued to be played annually, also during
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made up of silver, hence the name of the tournament. The
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Index


Netherlands
Royale Union Saint-Gilloise
Dutch
football
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Sparta Rotterdam
KNVB Cup
HVV Den Haag
HBS Craeyenhout
Feijenoord
Dutch Football Association
Sparta Rotterdam
relegated from the Eerste Klasse West
1900–01 season
Rapiditas Rotterdam
Cees van Hasselt
Jacob Musley
ball
Sparta Stadion Het Kasteel
HVV Den Haag
Beerschot
Antwerp
HFC Haarlem
Olympia
World War I
Den Haag
Amsterdam
Ajax

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