In an exciting match, RSCA Women won 1-3 over Ghent. The teams went into halftime tied 0-0, but in the second half RSCA Women managed to make the difference. With this victory they are leading the league for now, although OH Leuven has played one game less . Read more »
RSCA Women beat Racing Genk Ladies with 4-1. At halftime, the Brussels ladies were leading 2-1. Anderlecht thus remains second in the wake of leader Leuven, which counts one point more. Standard follows in third place, well behind. Read more »
RSC Anderlecht Women have brought in a new recruit to replace the departed Amélie Delabre. The Belgian club has transferred 19-year-old Icelandic striker Vigdís Kristjánsdóttir from Breiðablik Kópavogur, a club near Reykjavik. Dave Mattheus, Director of RSCA Women, stressed that Kristjánsdóttir's arrival fits well with the club's philosophy. “Vigdís is a player who can quickly integrate into the team, but she is also still young and has a lot of growth potential. Read more »
The RSCA Women are once again at the top of the standings. This afternoon they beat OH Leuven with 3-4. Marie Minnaert (pictured) scored twice. Maxime Bennink and Laura De Neve had also scored earlier. Read more »
Farid Goreishvand has been appointed the new head coach of RSCA Women, having previously served as an assistant under Denis Moerman. He took over temporarily after Moerman's departure and has now been officially appointed until the end of the season. Read more »
FC Köln have strengthened their attack with 24-year-old French playmaker Amélie Delabre, who transfers from RSC Anderlecht. She has signed a contract until the summer of 2027. Nicole Bender-Rummler, in charge of women's football at the club, highlighted Delabre's scoring ability and strong mentality. Read more »
The RSCA Women will not be moving to the Deinze stadium after all, unlike the RSCA Futures. The ladies will continue to play their games at their current home ground and will occasionally play at Lotto Park. Read more »
In a friendly match, RSCA Women lost 1-0 to Bayer Leverkusen on Friday afternoon. The only goal of the match was scored in the last quarter of an hour by Kramer. Despite the defeat, the Anderlecht players showed excellent mentality and played a good game. Read more »
Anderlecht has now also officially announced that the RSCA Futures will play their remaining home matches this season in Deinze. The first will be next Saturday's match against Jong Genk. The RSCA Women will also play some home matches in Deinze. Read more »
SK Deinze has been bankrupt since mid-December, but the Dakota Arena will still see soccer. The RSCA Futures and women will move into the stadium. The owner of the stadium, Denijs Van de Weghe, made an agreement with the city of Deinze and Anderlecht, allowing the RSCA Futures and the women to play their matches in the arena. Read more »
Luna Vanzeir's achievements are not going unnoticed. Through the social media of the Lotto Super League, she was voted the best player of the Lotto Super League. Read more »
Anderlecht is considering a new home for the RSCA Futures and RSCA Women. One of the surprising options is the Deinze stadium, currently unused following the club's bankruptcy. This stadium meets the necessary standards, including those for TV shooting. Normally, there is a rule that stipulates that a team must play within 30 km of its home ground. Read more »
The Anderlecht women took a heavy beating against Zulte Waregem. The home team was beaten without a chance and scored five goals. Thanks to the 0-5 victory, the gap with number three Standard is now nine points. Purple and white still have two points less than leader OH Leuven. Read more »
With the international break coming to an end, Belgium qualified for the European Championships, the RSCA Women turn their attention to the Cup. This weekend they have an important match on the schedule, taking on Club YLA on Saturday, Dec. 7, at 3 p.m. The match will take place at the RSCA Academy and will be conducted by referee Leandro Ledda. In the previous round, Anderlecht managed to qualify by beating Gent 2-0, while Club YLA qualified with a 2-4 win over Zulte Waregem. Read more »
Saturday, November 23, a new league game is scheduled for Anderlecht's women's team, which will take place at the RSCA Academy. At 6:30 p.m., they will host Westerlo. Farid Goreishvand continues to serve as interim head coach since the departure of Dennis Moerman. Westerlo is currently in fourth place in the overall ranking, eight points after Purple White. Read more »
After a difficult period, marked by a 2-1 defeat against Club Brugge and a 1-1 draw against Racing Genk, Anderlecht's players have recovered. After their victory in the cup against Gent (2-0) and their big win against Zulte Waregem (7-0), they won their last match against Gent 2-1. During injury time of the first half, the RSCA Women took the lead against Gent thanks to Luna Vanzeir. She immediately raised four fingers to the cameras and photographers, symbolizing the number of goals she had scored in her last two games.
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Dennis Moerman became head coach of the RSCA Women this summer, but he is stepping down from the team due to personal reasons. Assistant coach Farid Goreishvand will take over Moerman's duties until the winter break.
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RSCA Women played a draw against Genk on Saturday. It ended 1-1. Anderlecht were behind early on through a goal by Petry. Fortunately, Minnaert managed to score the equalizer in the second half.
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After a busy week with an away game at Sclessin, RSCA Women will travel to West Flanders this Saturday 19 October. At 16h15, they will take on Club Brugge at the sports centre in Aalter. The Bruges side have gained six points after seven matchdays, while Anderlecht, with one match less played, are co-leaders with OHL.
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