Fixtures

Belgium First Amateur Division 05/04 18:00 33 Sint-Eloois-Winkel vs Tienen - View
Belgium First Amateur Division 05/11 18:00 34 Tienen vs Dessel Sport - View

Results

Belgium First Amateur Division 04/28 13:00 32 [14] Tienen v SC Lokeren-Temse [2] W 1-0
Belgium First Amateur Division 04/21 13:00 31 [18] Royal Cappellen v Tienen [15] W 2-7
Belgium First Amateur Division 04/14 13:00 30 [14] Tienen v URSL Vise [18] D 3-3
Belgium First Amateur Division 04/06 18:00 29 RAAL La Louviere v Tienen L 2-1
Belgium First Amateur Division 03/24 14:00 28 [14] Tienen v Hoogstraten VV [5] W 3-0
Belgium First Amateur Division 03/20 19:30 19 [4] KSK Heist v Tienen [15] D 2-2
Belgium First Amateur Division 03/16 18:30 27 [5] Gent II v Tienen [15] W 0-1
Belgium First Amateur Division 03/08 19:00 26 [4] Charleroi II v Tienen [15] D 1-1
Belgium First Amateur Division 03/03 14:00 25 [15] Tienen v UR Namur [11] W 1-0
Belgium First Amateur Division 02/25 14:00 24 [9] Royal Knokke v Tienen [15] L 1-0
Belgium First Amateur Division 02/18 14:00 23 [15] Tienen v Antwerp II [13] L 0-1
Belgium First Amateur Division 02/11 14:00 22 [16] Tienen v KVV Thes Sport [13] W 4-0

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 39 20 19
Wins 13 10 3
Draws 9 3 6
Losses 17 7 10
Goals for 49 29 20
Goals against 51 20 31
Clean sheets 11 7 4
Failed to score 14 6 8

Koninklijke Voetbal Klub Tienen is a Belgian association football club from the city of Tienen, Flemish Brabant. It is currently playing in the Belgian National Division 1, the third tier of Belgian football.

History

The club was founded in 1921 as R.C. Tirlemont (Tirlemont is the French for Tienen) and it became a member of the Belgian Football Association in 1922 with matricule number 132. It reached the second division in 1931 and it won its league in 1937 to access to the first division. However it remained only one season at the top level as the club finished 14th and last of the division.

In 1951 the club was renamed as R.R.C. Tirlemont. Between 1957 and 1967 Tirlemont spent 10 seasons at lower levels and played one more season in the second division in 1967–68 finishing last. In 1973 there was a new name change to R.R.C. Tienen.

Eight years later Matricule 132 merged with the Voorwaarts Tienen to become K.V.K. Tienen. The KVK accessed to the second division in 1999. In spite of a 17th place (on 18) in 2002 the club remained in the second division for two more seasons as K.R.C. Zuid-West-Vlaanderen was refused its license. In 2004 the 17th place at which Tienen finished the championship caused it to be relegated to the third division.

In 2006, KVK Tienen promoted back to the Belgian second division but was relegated six years later. Nicky Hayen is currently coach for team. In 2013 the club declared bankruptcy and had to be refounded. In doing so they changed their name to KVK Tienen-Hageland, nevertheless they were demoted by the Belgian FA to the fourth division where it won its group to earn promotion back to the third tier after a season away.

Tienen is a professional soccer team based in Belgium. The team competes in the Belgian Second Amateur Division, which is the fourth tier of Belgian football. Tienen has a rich history and has a strong fan base that supports them at their home matches at the Bergéstadion.

The team is known for their attacking style of play and their skilled players who are able to create scoring opportunities. Tienen has a strong youth development program and often promotes young talent to the first team, helping to build a strong foundation for the future.

Tienen has a strong rivalry with other teams in the region, which adds excitement to their matches and creates a competitive atmosphere on the field. The team has a dedicated coaching staff and management team that work hard to ensure the success of the club both on and off the field.

Overall, Tienen is a respected and competitive team in Belgian football, with a bright future ahead of them.