Cercle did well on Saturday night in the battle for a place in the top eight. The Federation won handily 3-1, but who would have expected otherwise against Red Lantern Seraing? Surprisingly late green and black early on but put it right back in place within a few minutes. Cercle is now unbeaten in eight games and is once again flying over Charleroi to eighth place.
The night had already started out slightly for Cercle. They can still deal with the fact that he started drooling before kick-off. Wet grass is useful for the ball’s rotation and grass growth to quickly erase the traces of Ghent’s speed from last Sunday. 9K in the central circle still distorts the lawn of Bruges. They found it more annoying in Cercle that Charleroi won by the smallest margin in Kortrijk. Before kick-off, not only has Matsu and his gang catapulted Cercle into eighth place, but it looks like Charleroi will also become a strong contender for participation in the European Qualifiers, as well as Anderlecht and STVV. And it only got worse after five minutes. In the third minute, Sique desperately clinched Cercle’s first attack, but in the next stage Obari lost on the other side to Mwandelmadji – says Marius – and the Liège striker cleverly and skillfully pulled away from Popovic and Brazilian goalkeeper Warlison Haven ‘I’ve seen a ball yet, but it had to be Immediately surrender to it.
A major setback for Cercle, who, with enthusiastic encouragement from coach Miron Muslic, immediately began looking for a correction of the deformed posture. But instead of the courage of despair. Cercle mainly pumped high balls at Liège 16, but they can be cleared with or without luck. The combination of green and black always hit the white wall. It made sense that this could not continue. Suddenly, the entire Cercle Seraing folded within a few minutes. Firstly, after a foul on Somers outside the sixteen, Sique hit the free kick superbly across the Liège wall. Cercle took courage and inspiration from him. At the same minute, the pale until that time Abu Francis served the Japanese Ueda and Ditch lost again: 2-1.
Thus, Cercle occupies almost 8th place again and in the European qualifiers, which the federation aspires to so much. The spionkop home fans were showered with fun, less fun were the constant interruptions in play. Wim Smet solved it so well over and over it was annoying. It was also just a matter of waiting for the half-time signal, although there was still a sharp free-kick from Sickett, high above Somers.
Only nine Seraeng fans see Ueda strike for the second time
Then the second half. Cercle immediately went looking for the third, but Dinky headed it against Ditch’s fist. It’s time for something else. 4017 spectators witnessed this match. Quite a lot for this type of match, but there were barely nine (!) Seraings. They didn’t come with a bus, which inspired one of them to ask a speculative question: How many cars? We owe you an answer. The most important and most interesting was Cercle’s third goal and the liberation. Again from the feet of Ayase Ueda. Dinky held the ball well, and crossed it perfectly for the Japanese, who blasted into space and put up a 3-1 on the board. This brought his total to thirteen goals, and Cercle paid the World Cup visitor about 1 million euros, which is already several goals. Just like Kevin Dinky, he’s not only a good gunner but he’s also good for eight goals and seven assists.
3-1, after less than an hour of play, the spoils were in Cercle. Van der Bruggen, Hotic and Gubohu got a few more minutes, but not much happened anymore. Cercle continued to press and search for the fourth goal, but a header from Daland sent Ober off the line.
In any case, they are already eight games unbeaten in a row and a strong favorite for those play-offs in Europe and who knows, they’ll get the Bruges derby twice more. and saring? The Métallos finally remains desolate and even a miracle wouldn’t be enough to start a third straight season in 1A.
Bruges Club: Warleson; Popović, Ravic, Daland (87 ‘Myanig); Sikit (70′ Gboho), Vanhout (65′ van der Bruggen), Abu Francis, Deman, Somers (87′ Dcostere), Ueda (70’ Hotic), Dinky
Seraing: Ditch; sambo (82 kilotas), Upar, Nikadiu, Lepoint, Poitiers; Baa, Mfuwe, El-Husseini (72 Wagner), Sissoko; Marius
Goals: 5 Marius (Obari) 0-1, 31 Sikit (free kick), 32 Ueda (Abu Francis) 2-1 55 Ueda (Denki) 3-1
Yellow cards: 35 wickets (foul), 90 pas (foul)
Red cards: none
Referee: Wim Smit
Spectators: 4,017
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