Dutch 1/2 Relegation/Promotion Playoff

First round

8 Club Crest Emmen
2–8
Almere City Club Crest 9
May 2
Almere City
4–1
Emmen
May 6
Emmen
1–4
Almere City
Emmen remained in Eerste Divisie.
Almere City won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second round.
7 Club Crest Volendam
2–4
MVV Maastricht Club Crest 10
May 2
MVV Maastricht
2–1
Volendam
May 6
Volendam
1–2
MVV Maastricht
Volendam remained in Eerste Divisie.
MVV Maastricht won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second round.

Second round

1 Club Crest Willem II
6–2
Almere City Club Crest 9
May 13
Almere City
0–1
Willem II
May 16
Willem II
5–2
Almere City
Willem II won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third round.
Almere City remained in Eerste Divisie.
3 Club Crest VVV-Venlo
2–3
Go Ahead Eag Club Crest 6
May 13
Go Ahead Eag
1–0
VVV-Venlo
May 16
VVV-Venlo
2–2
Go Ahead Eag
VVV-Venlo remained in Eerste Divisie.
Go Ahead Eag won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third round.
4 Club Crest NAC Breda
2–1
FC Eindhoven Club Crest 5
May 13
FC Eindhoven
1–0
NAC Breda
May 16
NAC Breda
2–0
FC Eindhoven
NAC Breda won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third round.
FC Eindhoven remained in Eerste Divisie.
2 Club Crest De Graafschap
3–1
MVV Maastricht Club Crest 10
May 13
MVV Maastricht
0–1
De Graafschap
May 16
De Graafschap
2–1
MVV Maastricht
De Graafschap won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third round.
MVV Maastricht remained in Eerste Divisie.

Third round

1 Club Crest Willem II
4–3
NAC Breda Club Crest 4
May 19
NAC Breda
2–1
Willem II
May 22
Willem II
3–1
NAC Breda
Willem II won on aggregate score over two legs and remained in Eredivisie.
NAC Breda remained in Eerste Divisie.
2 Club Crest De Graafschap
2–5
Go Ahead Eag Club Crest 6
May 19
Go Ahead Eag
4–1
De Graafschap
May 22
De Graafschap
1–1
Go Ahead Eag
De Graafschap relegated to Eerste Divisie.
Go Ahead Eag won on aggregate score over two legs and promoted to Eredivisie.

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