YOUTH The U14 of Anderlecht have won the national title last weekend. They did this in style: with a 0-5 victory on the field of Club Brugge. During the play-offs, Anderlecht made up a deficit on Standard and became the champion with one point lead.
With 19 wins and 1 draw in 22 games and a goal difference of +89, Anderlecht played a strong regular competition. Standard, however, did a little better and finished with two more points. In the play-offs, the boys of Nourredine Moukrim (photo) corrected the situation. It won 6 times, including on Standard, and played 1 tie.
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Continue reading The most promising players of this group are Agyei Enock and Mika Godts, defending midfielder Nonge Joseph and the polyvalent Behar Ismaili. Alexis Jadouille is also an above average player, but he had a bad luck season due to a serious injury and a drama in his private sphere.
Core U14
Agyei Ebenezer Agyei Enock (moved to U15) Asselman Wout Behar Ismaili Benaini Achraf The Graeve Anis The Stobbeleir Keano Degreef Tristan Diallo Amadou Epolo Mattieu Frimpong Ambrose (moved to U15) Godts Mika Jadouille Alexis Moutha-Sebtaoui Nail Nonge Boende Joseph Ntanda Lukisa Samuel Rutgeerts Nicholas Tajaouart Anas Van Keymolen Siebe
U13 who contributed
Butera Ethan (21 matches) Duranville Julien (11 matches) Peak varnish Matthias (9 matches) Bounida Rayane (6 matches) Azaouzi Nassim (5 matches) Likebe Li Nguikinde Steve (3 matches) Barry Kais (2 matches) Luyckx Jeff (1 match)
