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NAC Breda Home Ground | Capacity 20, 50

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About Rat Verlegh Stadion

Welcome to Rat Verlegh Stadion, the multi‑purpose venue in Breda where NAC Breda plays home matches. With a capacity of 20,500 after the 2025 expansion, the stadium offers a dynamic matchday experience. The B‑Side sits behind the goal on the east stand, Vak G is behind the goal on the west stand, and the opponent’s stand sits adjacent to Vak G. The NAC Museum lies beneath Vak G, celebrating the club’s history. Read on for seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options, plus insider tips for securing your seats with confidence.

Note: Rat Verlegh Stadion is owned by the City of Breda, with NAC Breda taking on ownership rights and lease arrangements in 2025. Always arrive early on matchdays to enjoy the full experience, and consider official hotel and restaurant partners to make the most of your visit. If you’re planning a larger trip, we’ve got you covered with easy, no‑fuss arrangements for transportation and lodging near the stadium.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 20,500 seats (after 2025 expansion).
  • Address: Stadionstraat 5, 4815 NC Breda, Netherlands.
  • Venue type: Multi-purpose stadium primarily used for NAC Breda football matches.
  • Seating chart: B-Side behind the goal on the east stand; Vak G behind the goal on the west stand; opponent's stand adjacent to Vak G; NAC Museum located under Vak G.
  • Parking: On non-match days free parking at P1; on match days P1–P4, P6–P8 require parking cards; P5 and Steenakker area offer free or alternative parking on some days.
  • Transit: Easily reachable by bus lines 2 and 4 from Breda Central; OV travel plans via 9292; nearby bus stops include Breda Stadion NAC.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Botanique Breda; Bliss Boutique Hotel; IntercityHotel Breda; Gr8 Hotel Breda.
  • Notable events hosted: UEFA Women's Euro 2017 group matches and the semi-final (Breda served as a venue).
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished; previously Fujifilm Stadion (1996–2003) and MyCom Stadion (2003–2006); officially renamed Rat Verlegh Stadion in 2006.
  • Ownership/management: City of Breda owns the stadium; in 2025 NAC reached an agreement to take on ownership rights/lease arrangements.