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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 83 entries checked · 71 flagged · 186 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 186 still open
De Blauwe Brigade — The entry states De Blauwe Brigade was founded in 2006, but the group was actually founded in 2005.
PSV Museum — PSV has won the Johan Cruyff Shield a record 14 times, not 15 times
FC Twente — The club was formed in 1965 by the merger of Enschedese Boys with Sportclub Enschede, but Sportclub Enschede was not a professional club at the time of the merger; it was an amateur club. The professional license came from the merger.
FC Twente — The club's nickname is not 'Groot Oranje'; that is a nickname for the Netherlands national team. FC Twente's nickname is 'De Tukkers' or 'The Reds'.
Philips Stadion — The stadium is the third-largest football stadium in the country: This is incorrect; as of current canon, the Philips Stadion is the fourth-largest in the Netherlands, after the Johan Cruijff ArenA, De Kuip, and the GelreDome.
Philips Stadion — The Philips Elftal played football matches from 1911 until 1913, when the team was succeeded by PSV: PSV was founded in 1913, but the Philips Elftal continued to exist as a separate team for some time; PSV did not directly 'succeed' it in 1913 as a simple repl
De Gekke — The nickname 'De Gekke' is not a widely recognized or established collective nickname for PSV's fanbase; the more commonly used term is 'De Rood-Witten' or 'PSV-fans'.
De Gekke — The claim that PSV's European successes in the 1980s were heavily fueled by the atmosphere created by this fanbase is misleading; PSV won the European Cup in 1988, but the specific term 'De Gekke' is not historically associated with that era in official club h
De Noordtribune — The entry incorrectly states the stadium name as 'Feijenoord' in the intro; the correct name is Philips Stadion.
De Noordtribune — The claim that the Noordtribune witnessed 'European triumphs' in the 1980s is misleading because PSV's only European Cup victory in that decade was in 1988, not multiple triumphs.
Blauw Geel — The claim that Blauw Geel was founded in 1987 is incorrect; it was founded in 1976.
Blauw Geel — The claim that Blauw Geel was instrumental during PSV's 'historic treble-winning season of 2007' is factually incorrect; PSV's treble was in 1977-1978, not 2007.
De Westtribune — The entry claims chants honor legends like Van der Sar and Bergkamp, but both players are famously associated with Ajax, not PSV Eindhoven.
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