Eredivisie · Round 10Fixtures and tickets.

In the Eredivisie competition, Round 10 is played 23 – 25 October 2026 and covers 9 matches. The exact day and time of every match is in the list above, together with the venue and the city. Kick-off times can shift because of television slots and other commitments, so we refresh them from the official calendar; if a date is not confirmed yet, the match shows only the date and no time. The name of each match leads to its own page, where you will find the ticket guide, the venue and nearby accommodation, so the trip can be arranged in one go. Once the round has been played, this page stays at the same address and shows the results and the table as it stood after it, so it remains useful to anyone looking back at how the season went.

Tickets are currently available for all 5 matches not yet played in Round 10. Matches already played stop showing the purchase offer. If an upcoming match does not yet have an offer, it means the seller has not released one yet, which for more popular fixtures may happen only a few weeks before the match. KarloBag.eu is not the ticket seller: clicking takes you to a partner platform that handles the purchase, payment and ticket issuance, and that platform determines the final price, delivery method and refund terms. The price next to a match is a starting price, the lowest recorded when the page loaded, and it does not include fees the seller may add at the last step. If a match is sold out, the offer often returns when someone releases seats, so it is worth checking the page again closer to the date.

Among the matches in this round the lowest recorded starting price is 39 € and the highest is 200 €. The difference comes from who is playing, how many seats are left and how many days remain until kick-off; the price moves with demand and availability, so it can change within the same day. The amounts shown are valid for the moment you opened the page and are converted into the currency you selected in the header, at the rate used across the whole portal. The final price, any fees and the delivery method are set by the platform that issues the ticket, not by us, so it is always worth checking there too. We do not promise the lowest price on the market; we show what is visible at that moment.

The matches of Round 10 are spread across 9 cities. Each fixture shows the venue name and the city. When the host is not confirmed yet, the fixture shows only the city or a note that confirmation is pending. For each venue we also show the nearest airport with an approximate distance, so the journey can be planned before the ticket is bought. The city matters because a ticket usually comes with a trip, so from a match page you can continue to a city guide and to nearby accommodation without going back to the start. If the kick-off time or the host changes, the match immediately shows the new venue and the new date.

At this same address. The round page does not disappear when the last match is played; it stays as a permanent record: above the table it says whether the standings are before the round, during it or after it, and next to the table there is an overview of what the round changed. So you can always see how the ladder looked at exactly that point of the season, not only today. We calculate the table from the results we recorded, because standings are not stored in advance. The results of all 9 matches, the predictions and the guides stay here too, so the round can be reviewed months later. The current state of the whole league is always on the competition page.

Not in a single purchase. Every match has its own offer and its own seller, so tickets are bought separately, match by match. In this round the offer is open for 5 matches, and each of them leads to the platform that issues that ticket. KarloBag.eu is not the ticket seller: we hold no stock, issue no ticket and take no payment. If you plan to see two matches on the same weekend, it helps to check the schedule above first - kick-off times and cities stand next to every match, so you can see at once whether the trip is feasible. For each venue we also show the nearest airport with an approximate distance.

This round is played in 9 cities, and next to every venue the page shows the venue name, address, city and country, the capacity and the nearest airport with an approximate distance in kilometres. Below that there is a separate accommodation section: for the venues of the matches still to come we list the closest places to stay, with the distance from that venue, the guest rating and a starting price per night. Accommodation prices are indicative and valid at the moment the page loads; the final price, taxes, cancellation terms and availability are set by the provider on its own site. The stay date is tied to the match date at that venue, so the offer matches the fixture for which you are buying a ticket.

A match can be without a price either because it has already been played or because the partner has not published an offer yet. In this round the price is visible for 5 matches still to come. Matches already played stop showing the price and the buy button. If an upcoming match has no price yet, a note stands next to it and we display no call to buy - we would rather have no button than send you to an empty page. The match still stays on the list as a real link, with its time, venue and city; if it has been played, it also shows the result.

The page is refreshed from the official calendar, so every match shows the latest known time and venue. This round has 9 matches and kick-off times can move because of television slots and other commitments; if the round is spread beyond its main date, a note below the list says how many matches are played later. When a time is not confirmed yet, only the date is shown. What happens to a ticket already bought is not up to us but to the platform that issued it - its terms decide whether the ticket is valid for the new date, whether there is a refund and within what period.

Because this page deliberately shows the state tied to this round, not today's. Above the table it says whether the standings are before the round, during it or after it, and next to the table there is an overview of what the round changed: how many teams moved, who climbed and fell the most, and whether the top of the table changed hands. We calculate the standings from played matches because they are not stored in advance, so they are always calculated up to the point shown on this page. This round has 9 matches. For the league as it stands today, the full current table is always on the competition page.