Meaning of 'erehaag'

According to the comprehensive Van Dale dictionary:

Erehaag (guard of honor; also spelled 'erehaag' in Dutch; feminine/masculine noun; plural: erehagen)
1 two rows of people, lined up as a tribute, through which someone must walk.

On May 9, a guard of honor will be on display. In the steel scrapyard of the South Holland Port City, the winner of the cup and championship will be welcomed.

Local authorities are still exploring the possibility of allowing local residents to view the guard of honor. There appears to be a lot of enthusiasm in the Port City to see the national champion in action.

When asked, several fans responded to attending the guard of honor. Wilson Da C. said he considered it an honor to be able to view the guard of honor up close. Anildo B, a scout by profession, would like to see so much talent simultaneously. A rare opportunity, as normally there is little talent to discover in the steel ruin.

The guard of honor will take place on May 9 around 2:25 PM and can be followed live on ESPN channels.