ADO '20 vs Excelsior Maassluis, 2024-25 Dutch Tweede Divisie

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ADO '20 are hosting Excelsior Maassluis at Sportspark de Vlotter, Heemskerk, Netherlands, starting on . The match is a part of the Dutch Tweede Divisie.

Game Information

Competition: Dutch Tweede Divisie

Venue: Sportspark de Vlotter
Location: Heemskerk, Netherlands

Dutch Tweede Divisie Table

# TEAM GP GD PTS
1 Quick Boys 34 +34 66
2 De Treffers 34 +27 63
3 HSV Hoek 34 +23 63
4 Rijnsburgse Boys 34 +21 56
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