FC Wageningen (before 1978 ''Wageningen'' and ''WVV Wageningen'') was a Dutch

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club which was founded on 27 August 1911.^, The club played its matches in the

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stadium. Its first success came on 18 June 1939, when the team won the

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by defeating

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(2–1 after extra-time) in Arnhem. Nine years later, on 19 June 1948, FC Wageningen once again won the Cup, this time by a win over DWV. The club went bankrupt in 1992, and played its last match in May 1992 against

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. It was disestablished on 30 June. The amateur branch still exists as ''WVV Wageningen''.

Honours

: 2 :: 1938–39, 1947–48 * Tweede Divisie: 1 :: 1967–68

Results 1963 – 1992

Former managers

* Jan Mastenbroek (1939–1960) *

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(1964–1968) *

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(1968–1973) * Fritz Korbach (1973–1977) *

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(1977–1980) * Nol de Ruiter (1980–1982) *

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(1982–1984) * Hans Boersma (1984–1985) *

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(1985–1986) *

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(1987–1989) *

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(1989–1991) * Pim Verbeek (1991–1992) * Willem van Hanegem assistant (1990–1991)

References

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