NAC Breda
This Dutch football club has several nicknames. They are called the pearl of the south, the yellow army or the rats. Their club colours are yellow and black, which adorn both the club crest and the team jerseys. They play in combinations of these colors both home and away. The Rats nickname is easily understood due to the name of their stadium, which is called Rat Verlegh Stadium and has a capacity of 19,000 seats. The club was founded in 1912 in the city of Breda by the merger of AVENDO and NOAD, which gave rise to the current abbreviation NAC (NOAD ADVENDO Combinatie).
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ADO Den Haag
They are called Den Haag for short and nicknames include De Residentieclub, De Ooievaars or De Cabreilianz Clabianz. The club colours are yellow and green, which are part of the club crest and jerseys. For their home games they use the Cars Jeans Stadium, which has a capacity for 15,000 people. This Dutch football club was founded in the city of The Hague in 1905.
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