About KSK Tongeren

KSK Tongeren (Koninklijke Sportclub Tongeren) is a Belgian football club based in Tongeren, Limburg. It was founded in 1908 as Cercle Sportif Tongrois and is one of the oldest clubs in the region. The club plays its home matches at the SportOase Eburons Dome and is traditionally associated with the blue and white colours.

The club’s history is marked by several mergers and name changes, most notably the 1969 merger with Patria FC Tongeren, which formed the modern KSK Tongeren structure. During the 1970s and early 1980s, the club experienced its strongest period, regularly competing in the Belgian Second Division and even reaching the First Division, where it played two seasons (1981–1983). It also reached the Belgian Cup final in 1974.

The club’s history is marked by several mergers and name changes, most notably the 1969 merger with Patria FC Tongeren, which formed the modern KSK Tongeren structure. During the 1970s and early 1980s, the club experienced its strongest period, regularly competing in the Belgian Second Division and even reaching the First Division, where it played two seasons (1981–1983). It also reached the Belgian Cup final in 1974.