Home matches NAC Breda
25 April 2026 and 10 May 2026
Football
Rat Verlegh Stadium
The Rat Verlegh Stadium is the home of football club NAC Breda.
In 1996, the football club opened this new stadium. It was then called the 'Fujifilm Stadium'. In 2006, the stadium was given a new name, in tribute to club icon Antoon (Rat) Verlegh (1896-1960). Rat Verlegh was associated with NAC as a player, coach, board member, and honorary chairman.
The stadium has been expanded several times, and since the last renovation (2024-2025), it has a capacity of 20,500 spectators.
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Sustainable and innovative
The last renovation of the Rat Verlegh Stadium (2024-2025) was substantial. The pitch was lowered and consequently made suitable for large-scale events.
But a lot of work has also been done to make the stadium more sustainable, and an innovative system has been installed to keep the quality of the grass surface optimal.
For example, thousands of plastic crates were placed under the pitch (with the help of supporters!). These ensure that rainwater and irrigation water can feed the roots of the grass from below.
Furthermore, the stadium has been disconnected from district heating, and an on-site energy storage system has been implemented underground, which can keep the pitch warm and the offices cool.
Sensors continuously monitor what is needed at any given moment.
Meetings, conferences, and events
The NAC evenings are iconic, but the Rat Verlegh Stadium offers more. It is an excellent venue for hosting meetings, congresses, weddings, fairs, and events.
For this purpose, the stadium has various rooms for rent, some with a view of the pitch.
- The Cordial (up to 500 people)
- The Veem and Nassau Lounge (up to 1000 people, space can be divided into 3 rooms)
- Pearl of the South (up to 120 people)
- 1912 Lounge, Beatrix Lounge, Mark & Aa lounge (views of the field over the entire width and each with a capacity of up to 80 people)
The rental of these spaces is coordinated by NHG Horeca.
Guided Tours and NAC Museum
Immerse yourself in the iconic history of NAC Breda or take a behind-the-scenes look? You can do both.
- NAC Breda has a rich history, even though the club hasn't always played in the top tiers. Discover stories and many 'treasures' from over 100 years of NAC Breda.
The NAC Museum is open every Wednesday afternoon from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Outside these hours, you can make an appointment via info@nacmuseum.nl. - Want a behind-the-scenes look at NAC Breda? Sign up for a tour. You'll visit places where you normally wouldn't be allowed to go.
