Jupiler Pro LeagueMatch day 104-30-2023 18:30
Champions play-offs start on Sunday with a match between Genk and Club Brugge. Leader against No. 4. Genk has seen their lead over Union and Antwerp fade in recent weeks, but they still start the title fight with confidence.
This is where Vanaken pops up again. With a cat’s paw, he deflects Meijer’s cross a few meters over the bar.
Nerves are frayed. It will not be a simple evening for Visser.
Weser is tired of the constant protesting. Olsen’s skov is shown in yellow.
Paintsil waves his finger, as he is convinced he has scored correctly. Replays prove him wrong. No discussion possible.
Referee Weser calls a grumbling Lang to him. Vanakken has to keep his angry co-worker in check.
Vandevoordt counterattacked Paintsil with a quick shot. In the end, there is no chance of a goal, but Genk’s fans are now squarely behind the team. The pitch is swirling!
Something is going wrong at the Club! Daniel Muñoz is not being followed or caught and hits the ball unhindered. Arteaga is also allowed to pass very calmly. Fast 1-1!
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Paintsil inadvertently torpedoes Lange. Awkward, but the card would have worked.
Club Brugge wants to build on it. It’s curious how your genie reacts to this. The leader has seen the bullet fade in recent weeks and therefore really needs to act.
Racing Genk is Hans Vanakken’s favorite victim. It’s his 15th goal against Limburger, great if you started your career at Lommel.
Skov Olsen is the announcer again, and now the ball is rolling just right for Hans Vanaken. With a strong place ball he finds the bottom corner. Club Brugge take the early lead!
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The pace is right there, also in Genk.
Vanaken expects a deposit from Skov Olsen a little. This makes shooting uncomfortable for the Club Brugge captain.
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