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23 December 2024

Protos Weering Zaalvoetbaltoernooi 2024 Enters Quarter-Finals

With 25 teams remaining, the competition intensifies as clubs vie for glory leading to the finals.

The Protos Weering Zaalvoetbaltoernooi 2024 is heating up, as the tournament’s initial 100 teams have been narrowed down to just 25, competing fiercely for the coveted title. The quarter-finals are set to feature thrilling matchups across ten different venues, with play commencing at 18.00.

Among the top contenders, DZOH and Raptim have shown impressive form, securing their place as group winners. They will clash at the Angelslo sports hall, which is also slated to host the final on January 4, 2025. Last year’s winner, SVBO (Sunday), finds itself grouped with other tough competitors, raising the stakes even higher.

A quick glance at the match schedule reveals several exciting confrontations. For example, the matchup between FC Meppel and Hollandscheveld will take place at Het Activum, Hoogeveen and promises to be high-octane. Other key fixtures include Germanicus facing VKW and the game between Achilles 1894 and Noordscheschut. Each group features notable attempts from regional favorites to make their mark.

Here’s how the groups line up for the quarter-finals:


  • Group A (Angelslo): Borger, DZOH, Raptim, SVBO (Sunday), Schoonebeek

  • Group B (De Citadel, Dedemsvaart): HZVV, MVV, Alcides, SC Rouveen, FC Zuidwolde, Fit Boys

  • Group C (Het Activum, Hoogeveen): FC Meppel, Hollandscheveld, Dalen, Rolder Boys, Bruchterveld

  • Group D (‘t Grootveld, Dalen): Germanicus, VKW, Hoogeveen (Saturday), Veendam 1894, Bargeres

  • Group E (De Eendracht, Zwartemeer): Twedo, Onstwedder Boys, Noordscheschut, Achilles 1894, Gieten

  • Group F (De Beek, Hardenberg): Bergentheim, Gramsbergen, CSVC, SC Erica, DKB'44

  • Group G (Esdal, Emmen): Drenthina, SVV'04, SC Angelslo, NWVV, Valthermond

  • Group H (Mondenhal, Nieuw-Weerdinge): WVV, CEC, De Weide, BSVV, Sellingen

  • Group I (Carrousel, Ommen): Ruinen, Hoogeveen (Sunday), DVC, Dedemsvaart, Marienberg, SVBO (Saturday)

  • Group J (Het Noorderslag, Slagharen): EMMS, LTC, VIOS, LAC, Frisia, HODO

Fans can follow the action closely through RTV Drenthe's live blog, which will cover key moments and provide updates as teams vie for glory. Anticipation is high for the semi-finals scheduled for December 28, where RTV Drenthe will be present with cameras rolling at four of the five venues.

On December 29, viewers can tune in for extended coverage during the TV program 'Onze Club', which will detail the tournament’s highlights, player performances, and emotional moments leading up to the finals.

The Protos Weering Zaalvoetbaltoernooi not only highlights local talent but also brings together communities through the shared excitement of competitive sports. The blending of clubs and fans at these venues fosters camaraderie, and with such fierce competition on display, it's set to be one of the most exciting editions yet.

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