Live broadcast from fields 2 and 3 of HV & CV Quick football club in The Hague

Welcome to the training fields of The Hague's oldest club

If you are interested in Dutch football or simply want to observe the training process of a European club — this webcam is for you. The live broadcast from fields 2 and 3 of HV & CV Quick shows a live picture from artificial turf, where players of different ages hone their skills daily. The camera operates in real time, allowing you to see how the training base of one of the oldest sports associations in the Netherlands is organized.

Club history: from foundation to the present day

HV & CV Quick is a football and cricket club from The Hague, which traces its history back to 1 March 1896. Over more than a century of history, the club has come a long way from a modest sports association to one of the recognizable teams in the western part of the Netherlands. Today the men's first team competes in the Derde Divisie — the third division of the Dutch championship, where it earned promotion in 2017.

The club has always focused on youth development and grassroots sport. That is why, in addition to the main field where official matches are held, the club has several training grounds — including fields 2 and 3, which you see in this broadcast.

Sportpark Nieuw Hanenburg — home ground

All club fields are located on the territory of Sportpark Nieuw Hanenburg — a sports complex in the western part of The Hague. This sports park is known not only for its football fields: cricket matches are also held here, making it a unique place in the Netherlands where two sports coexist on the same territory.

The first recorded match at the stadium took place in 1966, when the Netherlands national team hosted the Oxford University team. Since then, the sports park has been modernized repeatedly but has retained its atmosphere — green fields surrounded by trees characteristic of The Hague's suburbs.

Fields 2 and 3: the club's training base

Unlike the main field where official matches and cup games are held, fields 2 and 3 are designed for the training process. This is where players work on technical elements, tactical schemes, and maintain physical fitness between matches.

The fields are covered with artificial turf — a modern solution that allows year-round training regardless of weather conditions. Several football goals of different sizes are installed on the field: both full-size for adults and mini-goals for working with youth and practicing shooting accuracy.

Location and how to get there

The sports park is located at De Savornin Lohmanlaan 215, 2566 BZ The Hague. This is a western district of The Hague, a quiet suburban area with well-developed infrastructure. It can be reached by public transport from the city center — several bus routes run in close proximity to the sports park.

For those arriving by car, parking is available on the complex's territory. The area is surrounded by green plantings, creating a pleasant contrast with the urban development of central The Hague.

Who trains on the fields

Fields 2 and 3 host representatives of different club teams. Both first-team players preparing for league matches and youth squads and junior teams train here. On days when there are no official matches on the main field, all training activity is concentrated on these grounds.

The club is actively working with youth, so you can often see children's and teenage coaches working with young footballers on the fields. This makes the broadcast especially interesting for those who want to see how future professionals are trained in the Netherlands — a country with one of the best football development systems in the world.

Technical equipment of the fields

Fields 2 and 3 are equipped with everything needed for full training sessions. To the left of the field, an electronic scoreboard is installed — it is used to time training sessions and practice matches. The fields are surrounded by high mesh fences that prevent balls from flying out of the grounds and protect neighboring fields.

In the bottom right corner of the frame, spectator stands are visible — modest in size but accommodating fans who have come to support the team at friendly matches or open training sessions. A solar panel is installed next to the fields — part of the club's environmental initiative to use renewable energy sources.

Surroundings: trees and green zones

One of the characteristic features of this location is the dense line of trees in the background. The sports park is located in a green zone, and the tall trees create a natural backdrop for the football fields. This is not only beautiful but also functional: the trees protect the fields from strong winds characteristic of coastal Holland.

In good weather, the fields offer a view of a typically Dutch landscape — a flat green surface, neat rows of trees, and a clear sky. The Hague is a city of parks and squares, and Sportpark Nieuw Hanenburg fully lives up to this tradition.

What is visible on the camera

The webcam broadcasts a live picture from fields 2 and 3 of HV & CV Quick. In the frame — football fields with artificial turf, several goals of different sizes (full-size and mini-goals), a large folded tarp or covered equipment in the center of the field. In the background — a dense line of trees forming a natural wall around the sports park.

An electronic scoreboard is installed on the left, spectator stands and a solar panel are visible on the right. The fields are surrounded by high mesh fences. During training periods, you can see people playing football on the fields — players practice shooting, work with the ball, and participate in practice matches. The camera operates in real time, allowing you to observe the process at any time of day.