The Belgian Women's Second Division (; ; ) is the third level women's
football
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league of
Belgium
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. It started in 1981–82.
Since the 2023/24 season, the Second Division is now called Interprovincial and consists of 3 series of 12 teams: 2 Flemish and 1 French-speaking (ACFF).
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Format
In the league's season, in each serie, 12 teams participate, playing a double round-robin schedule to decide the champion.
Winners
In the years 1991, 1994, between 1998-2001, and between 2017-2023 there were two leagues in Second Division and therefore two winners those years. From 2023/24, there are 2 Flemish and 1 French-speaking (ACFF) leagues, and therefore 3 winners.
*1982 V.C. Asse Ter Heide
*1983 F.C. Féminin Gosselies
*1984 V.V.D.G. Lommel
*1985 DVV Brugge
*1986 S.V. Terheide Asse
*1987 V.V.D.G. Lommel
*1988 Elen Standard
*1989 Kam. Aalst
*1990 V.V.D.G. Lommel
*1991 Dames F.C. J. Nijlen (A) / KFC Rapide Wezemaal (B)
*1992 DVK Egem
*1993 Sinaai Girls
*1994 DVK Gent (A) / Union Forest Dames (B)
*1995 .S.V. Cercle Brugge
*1996 DVK Haacht
*1997 Helchteren V.V.
*1998 DVK Haacht (A) / Standard Fémina de Braine (B)
*1999 K.F.C. Lentezon Beerse (A)/ Miecroob Veltem (B)
*2000 SK. Aalst (A) / Ladies Willebroek (B)
*2001 K.S.C. Eendracht Aalst (A) / SK Opex Girls Oostende (B)
*2002 DVC Land Van Grimbergen
*2003 Dames Zultse V.V.
*2004 K.Vlimmeren Sport
*2005 FC.Fémina W.S. Woluwe
*2006 DV Famkes Merkem
*2007 K.Kontich FC
*2008 K.SV.Jabbeke
*2009 Dames Zultse VV. A
*2010 K.Kontich FC
*2011 KSK Heist Ladies
*2012 Melle Ladies
*2013 Standard Luik B
*2014 Massenhoven VC
*2015 Gent Ladies
*2016 DVK Egem
*2017 Svelta Melsele (A) / Wuustwezel FC (B)
*2018 Club Brugge
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(A) / KRC Genk Ladies B (B)
*2019 KSK Voorwaarts Zwevezele (A) / Oud-Heverlee Leuven B (B)
*2020 RSC Anderlecht B (A) / RFC de Liège (B)
*2021 ''No Competitions due to Corona''
*2022 Zulte-Waregem B (A) / KVC Westerlo (B)
*2023 Club Brugge B (A) / FC Alken (B)
*2024 KSV Bredene (A) / KV Mechelen B (B) / Femina Woluwe B
References
External links
women.soccerway.com
- standings, results and fixtures
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Third-level women's association football leagues in Europe
Sports organizations established in 1982
1982 establishments in Belgium
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