François Vanden Eynde
Introduction


**François Vanden Eynde** or **Van Den Eynde** (born 15 February 1911\) was a Belgian footballer who played as a [forward](/wiki/Forward_%28association_football%29 "Forward (association football)").

Born in [Saint\-Gilles](/wiki/Saint-Gilles%2C_Belgium "Saint-Gilles, Belgium"), [Brussels](/wiki/Brussels "Brussels"), he spent his career with his [Royale Union Saint\-Gilloise](/wiki/Royale_Union_Saint-Gilloise "Royale Union Saint-Gilloise") from 1930 to 1947\. He won the [Belgian First Division](/wiki/Belgian_First_Division_A "Belgian First Division A") in 1933, 1934 and 1935, with the team going 60 matches unbeaten. He played 286 matches and scored 126 goals in the Belgian First Division.

Vanden Eynde earned four international caps for [Belgium](/wiki/Belgium_national_football_team "Belgium national football team"). His debut was on 11 December 1932, in a 6–1 friendly home loss to [Austria](/wiki/Austria_national_football_team "Austria national football team"). His only international goals came on 25 February 1934, when he came on as a 34th\-minute substitute for [Stanley Vanden Eynde](/wiki/Stanley_Vanden_Eynde "Stanley Vanden Eynde") and scored twice in a 4–4 draw against the [Irish Free State](/wiki/Irish_Free_State_national_football_team "Irish Free State national football team") at [Dalymount Park](/wiki/Dalymount_Park "Dalymount Park"), [Dublin](/wiki/Dublin "Dublin"), in the [1934 FIFA World Cup qualification](/wiki/1934_FIFA_World_Cup_qualification "1934 FIFA World Cup qualification").

Vanden Eynde later became the coach of Union SG. In Autumn 1964 he coached the Brussels\-based club in their last European appearance before a 58\-year long absence, a 1\-0 defeat to Italian side [Juventus](/wiki/Juventus_F.C. "Juventus F.C.") in the [1964–65 Inter\-Cities Fairs Cup](/wiki/1964%E2%80%9365_Inter-Cities_Fairs_Cup "1964–65 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup"). He coached Union SG for one season.


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