The Belgian national team still has some uncertainties for the upcoming matches. Jan Vertonghen, Youri Tielemans and Arthur Theate are not yet fully fit and are not yet training with the team. National coach Tedesco has until June 7 to adjust his selection, but has indicated that the trio will probably travel to Germany anyway. Read more »
The Red Devils had a first training session yesterday in preparation for the European Cup. Jan Vertonghen did not take part in the group training. He is still rehabilitating from his injury and worked within an individual programme. Read more »
Four players from Anderlecht have been selected by national coach Ives Serneels for the upcoming matches against the Czech Republic, namely Sarah Wijnants, Laura Deloose, Tine De Caigny and Laura De Neve. Unfortunately, captain Laura De Neve has to miss the game. The Anderlecht defender made her return to the Red Flames after a long absence due to a knee injury, but will also have to miss the match in the Czech Republic. Read more »
RSC Anderlecht's U15 will once again take part in the prestigious Kevin De Bruyne tournament this weekend, after being absent last season due to exams. The tournament in Drongen promises to be extra competitive this year, with 12 teams vying for the trophy. Anderlecht's last win dates back to 2018, led by coach Benoit Haegeman, with players such as Zeno Debast, Roméo Lavia, Alonzo Engwanda, Mario Stroeykens and Johan Bakayoko in the winning team. Anderlecht is placed in Group A with Manchester City and RB Leipzig.
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Anderlecht suffered a 3-1 defeat against Antwerp in a match where they initially took the lead through Dreyer's goal. However, Antwerp bounced back and scored three goals to secure their second win in the play-offs. Anderlecht's performance deteriorated in the second half, leading to their loss. Despite some attempts from Anderlecht, the match lacked intensity at times. Read more »
Anderlecht face a crucial weekend: will it be Champions League (preliminary round), Europa League or Conference League? The result of the game against Antwerp, combined with the results of Bruges and Union, will in any case determine what the summer transfer window will look like for Anderlecht. After the defeat against Club Brugge, Anderlecht dropped back to third place, but that could still change. Read more »
He does not say it literally, but in an extensive interview with Het Nieuwsblad, Jan Vertonghen hinted that he will still be a footballer next season. ‘The desire to continue is there,' he says. ‘I feel good, we are playing at a good level and next year there will be European football.' Within this and a month, Vertonghen wants to tie the knot. Read more »
Anderlecht has defended itself at the Federal Prosecutor's Office following the incidents that occurred in the cup match against Standard. The facts date back to December. During the eighth final of the Belgian Cup between Anderlecht and Standard, supporters of both clubs asserted themselves in a sad way: chairs were thrown and fireworks were set off. Read more »
Royal Antwerp FC will have to make do without Vincent Janssen, who recently underwent surgery and will not be back in action this season, in the upcoming match against RSC Anderlecht. In addition, Ritchie De Laet and Soumaïla Coulibaly are out with knee injuries, although there is a question mark behind De Laet for the time being as additional examinations have yet to take place. Read more »
Jan Vertonghen will also miss the away game at Antwerp. The defender is unlikely to recover from his groin injury in time. Another streak for the purple-and-white although his replacement, Gattoni, is not doing too badly. Read more »
What was expected has been confirmed by Club Brugge. Striker Igor Thiago will be out of action this season with an injury to the medial ligament of the knee. This means that Bruges will travel down to Anderlecht on Sunday without the powerful striker. Meijer is also out injured. At Anderlecht, Delaney is suspended and Hazard injured. More than likely Ashimeru and Vertonghen will not get fit either. Read more »
Anderlecht claimed a deserved 2-1 victory over Racing Genk, moving them to the top of the standings. The match saw Anderlecht take the lead with goals from Verschaeren and Dolberg. Despite Genk pulling one back late in the game, Anderlecht held on for the win.
Anderlecht has been dealt another blow with injuries to Majeed Ashimeru and Jan Vertonghen, who will be out for several weeks. Vertonghen's groin issues will see him miss key matches against KRC Genk and Club Brugge, with Gattoni likely to step in as his replacement. The medical team is working hard to have him ready for the final game against Antwerp. Ashimeru's situation may be even more serious, as the midfielder is dealing with a calf problem and the extent of his absence is currently uncertain. Read more »
Anderlecht seemed to have largely put their injury problems behind them, but fate decided otherwise. During the match against Union, Jan Vertonghen injured his groin. Despite attempts to continue playing, the RSCA captain had to leave the pitch. Coach Brian Riemer indicated that the injury did not seem serious, but the exact severity is still uncertain. Read more »
Anderlecht had to cede the lead to Club Brugge after a 0-0 at Union. However, it played its best away game of the play-offs and had plenty of chances to score. The first half-hour and the first quarter-hour after half-time were good. Union could mainly threaten from distance through Amoura. Bad luck is haunting Anderlecht in these play-offs, as Vertonghen had to leave the game after half an hour with an injury. Anderlecht must now chase, but remains in control of everything. For the optimists, Anderlecht is sure of at least place three. Read more »
Anderlecht missed out on a crucial opportunity in the title race after only managing a 1-1 draw against Cercle Bruges. Despite taking the lead through Stroeykens, Anderlecht struggled for most of the second half, with Daland equalizing shortly after halftime. Cercle looked more energetic than Anderlecht, who were saved multiple times by goalkeeper Coosemans. Although Anderlecht woke up in the final stages with some substitutions, they were unable to find a winning goal despite a few excellent chances. Read more »
An efficient Anderlecht has beaten Cercle Brugge 3-0. Anderlecht did not play thunderously, but struck when possible against a (far)weak(t) Cercle. Leoni gave the home team the lead and immediately afterwards Dreyer doubled the score after a Cercle mistake. In a dull second half, Leoni made it 3-0 after a Warleson blunder. Yet there was also a damper on the revelry. Both Dreyer and Schmeichel had to leave early and it is to be hoped that their injuries are not too serious. Read more »
Anderlecht efficiently defeated Cercle Brugge 3-0 in a match where the home team capitalized on their opportunities. Leoni opened the scoring, followed by Dreyer doubling the lead after a mistake from Cercle. Leoni added a third goal after a blunder from Warleson in the second half. Anderlecht remains on top of the league, but also Bruges impressively defeated Genk with 4-0. So the gap remains two points. More reason for concern, are the injuries of Dreyer and Schmeichel as both players had to be replaced yesterday. Read more »
At the press chat ahead of tomorrow night's game, Brian Riemer did not have such good news about Yari Verschaeren. Verschaeren is still out. He will definitely miss the double clash against Cercle Brugge and he will undergo another scan. Read more »
Against Cercle Brugge, Anderlecht will have to show a different face if it wants to hold on to first place. Opponent Cercle will not be able to play at full strength. Read more »
Anderlecht suffered a 2-1 defeat against Genk. The loss was not undeserved, but the controversial penalty awarded to Genk late in the game left a bitter taste. Genk took the lead early on, with Anderlecht only threatening after the break through Amuzu hitting the post. Despite Dreyer equalizing, a contentious penalty sealed Anderlecht's fate. The defeat sees Genk re-enter the title race, while Anderlecht must now focus on their upcoming matches against Cercle. Read more »
The second leg in the semi-finals of the Belgian Cup was not an easy one for David Hubert's team. The match ended in a 1-2 defeat, requiring a penalty shootout to determine the finalist. Despite a 1-2 defeat in the first match, Westerlo managed to fight back at RSCA Belfius Academy. Goto scored for Anderlecht, but the visitors came back into the game with a penalty kick before half-time.
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Francis Amuzu is hungry for a trophy, as he has yet to win any titles with the A-team since joining in 2017. This season, he could celebrate his first title, after almost winning the championship with a youth team every season. The team was determined to beat Union last Sunday after a long streak without a victory. Now, they aim to win against Genk to strengthen their first-place position. Read more »
In a formal summary of the article, Thomas Chatelle states that the injury Thorgan Hazard suffered against Union may be due to the fact that he has never been 100% fit this season. He acknowledges that such an injury can happen at any time.
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Anderlecht has been hit hard by the prolonged absence of Thorgan Hazard, but can look forward to the return of Yari Verschaeren. At the end of the regular season, Verschaeren had to leave the field early because of a muscle injury. This prevented him from participating in the playoffs. Verschaeren is now on the road to recovery and can partly practice with the group again, his return is imminent. Read more »
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