This place has everything you need to play indoor soccer. Large changing rooms, numerous showers, a…read morelot of pitches, etc. The ball and colored shirts to make the teams. Are provided. They even have an all-set menu if it's convenient for you (for me it is very often!): game + lunch (sandwich, drink and apple) at 11€. You can sit after on the couches in the main hall to redo the game :)

The "Versluys Arena" is a modern football stadium with a good atmosphere and has a capacity of…read more8.400 seats. It is the home ground of KV Oostende which plays in the first division "Pro League" of Belgium. The stadium is located in the district "Mariakerke" near to beach of the North Sea. In my view it is worth a visit for every football fan!

From the owner: Football national et Athlétisme international Inauguré en 1976, le complexe du Stadium s'étale sur…read more16 hectares. Le stade d'honneur, avec sa piste et ses couloirs, est le lieu d'entraînement et de compétition de la LMA (Lille Métropole Athlétisme). Il accueille d'ailleurs le Meeting International d'Athlétisme de Lille Métropole depuis 1988 et, épisodiquement, des concerts de grande ampleur. Le stade annexe reçoit quant à lui les matchs de football de Ligue 1 du LOSC et certains matchs de l'ES Wasquehal. Centre de préformation et d'éveil des jeunes footballeurs, il accueille enfin les matchs de toutes les autres sections du LOSC.

From the owner: Pour les amoureux du ballon rond Le complexe Footsal rend hommage aux pays créateurs du football en…read moresalle, le Brésil et l'Uruguay et dispose ainsi de 8 terrains pour la pratique libre de football en salle, sur gazon synthétique et sur sable. Des terrains louables à l'heure qui permettent de s'adonner à d'autres sports : badminton, volley-ball, sandball, pétéca....

I went to the stadium to catch the Beerschot vs. Mons soccer game. Beerschot plays in the Jupiler…read morePro League, Belgium's top division. I must say that I was a little disappointed because this stadium was opened in 1920 for the Olympics held that year. Well the stadium has been refurbished and changed so many times that it looks nothing like it did in its glory days, unlike the Union St. Gilles Stadium (in Brussels) that was also built for those Olympics and has kept its look. That said, it is still a pretty nice stadium although I felt that it lacked anything "special" about it. Today the stadium holds over 12,500 fans. Getting there is easy - you can take the #2 or #6 tram from the front of the main train station, the one called Diamant.

Went to a Cercle Brugge game and through there was a great atmosphere with a dj set before kick off…read moreand at half time. Also a great show by the hardcore fans.