The pressure on the boiler is at the standard level. After a poor start to the season, just three points was good enough against RWDM.
But after twenty minutes the people of Liège were dealt a heavy blow. Mokhtar Gay took a free kick in a great position and took advantage of it himself with a header into the goal.
The home team then managed to recover, as five minutes after the opening goal, Wilfried Kanga scored the equalizer after a chaotic phase in the Molenbeek sixteen.
Standard continued his momentum and remained in power for a while. RWDM was forced to fold.
But after the break, little of that dominance was evident. The people of Brussels settled for one point, and the home team was unable to impose anything.
Both teams had a great chance in the final stage, but no further goals were scored. The defenders dominated the attackers.
The norm remains at 3 out of 18 and the headaches accumulate. RWDM is at the bottom of the standings with 7 points and will certainly not complain about that.
Alexis de Sart (RWDM): “It’s positive for us to get a point on this difficult trip. We defended well in the second half. 7 points after six games is a good start for us.”
Zinho van Heusden (standard): “It was a very intense match and witnessed many duels. We wanted to give everything for the club. We know that sometimes we lack quality. We still have to wait for our first win and it weighs heavily on our young group. I want to thank you for that.” Fans for support.”
Karl Hofkens (Standard coach)“As a coach, I couldn’t ask for more. The players gave everything throughout the game. We need quality and experience. We still have four days to do something in the transfer market. I respect the reaction of the fans. They know the situation and support us.”
Claudio Casaba (RWDM coach): “I’m satisfied with the performance, although I think we can still do much better. I made some changes in the first half, which meant we had a better performance in the second half. Our initial report is not bad, but we can’t feel easily satisfied.” “.
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