Now Saturday at 1:30 p.m., the RSCA Women will play a top match against major title rival OH Leuven. This match will take place in the Lotto Park and all Anderlecht supporters can attend the match for free. Are you coming too? Then do book your free ticket in advance. Read more »
In an exciting cup final, referee Jana Van Laere unfairly sent Anderlecht's Vatafu off the field, which had a significant impact on the remainder of the match. Laura De Neve, player of RSCA Women, expressed her disappointment after the match, “We are of course very disappointed. We always play for first place and not for second. It is very sad that an arbitration error at a crucial moment seriously affected our chances of winning.” Read more »
RSCA Women failed to set a good example for the men's cup final on May 4. Purple and White once again did not have it under their belt against Angstgegner Standard winning 0-1. Toloba scored after only 15 minutes and Standard was then helped by goalkeeper Hemminga and the referee who unfairly released Vatafu after 60 minutes. Read more »
Anderlecht has announced that Silke Vanwynsberghe, central defender of the RSCA Women, will end her soccer life at the end of the current season. After 23 years in the sport, during which she notched five goals and five assists, she leaves a lasting impression at the club. In addition, she has also played seven international games with the Red Flames. In an emotional statement, Vanwynsberghe shared her pride and gratitude. Read more »
On Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 1:30 p.m., the RSCA Women will play against OHL at Lotto Park. This game is free to supporters, made possible by sponsor Telenet. However, advance ticket reservations are required. More information on the scheduled entertainment and events surrounding the match will be available soon. Read more »
The purple and white ladies won so recently against Club Brugge. The 0-1 final score was already on the board at halftime. Co-leader OH Leuven, by the way, immediately finished leader. OHL suffered a 0-3 defeat at home against Standard. Anderlecht is now alone in the lead, three points ahead of Leuven. Read more »
The RSCA Women begin their playoffs today. They will take on Brugge. The match in Roeselare starts at 16:15 under the direction of referee Djani Bouché. As co-leaders with OHL, both teams have 25 points, it is crucial for Anderlecht not to lose any points against the Bruges, who are currently fourth with 17 points. OHL takes on Standard. Read more »
The final of the Cup of Belgium will take place on Monday, April 21 at 3 p.m. at the Den Dreef stadium in Leuven. RSCA Women will take on Standard Fémina. Tickets are available through the official ticket sales of Royal Sporting Club Anderlecht, with prices of 15 euros for adults and 10 euros for children under 12. No tickets will be sold at the box office on match day. Online sales will close on Sunday evening, April 20. Read more »
Women will play the final of the Cup of Belgium on Monday, April 21 (Easter Monday) at 3 p.m. against Standard de Liège. The match will take place at RWDM's facilities. However, the presence of fans in the stands remains uncertain. Following the disturbances during the cup match in December 2023 at Lotto Park, RSC Anderlecht and Standard de Liège have jointly decided to ban away spectators during Clasico matches until mid-2025. Read more »
National coach Elisabet Gunnarsdottir has announced a selection of 24 players for the Red Flames' upcoming matches against England as part of the third and fourth round of the Nations League. Included in this selection are four players from the RSCA Women. The first match is scheduled on Friday, April 4 at 9 p.m. in Bristol, followed by a second game on Tuesday, April 8 at 8:30 p.m. in Den Dreef, Leuven. RSC Anderlecht's representation consists of Laura De Neve, Laura Deloose, Sarah Wijnants and Tine De Caigny. Read more »
In the Super League, OHL took sole charge after Saturday's matches. Leuven recorded a convincing victory over Westerlo (0-3), while Anderlecht did not get beyond a draw against Club YLA (1-1). Vigdís Kristjánsdóttir opened the score for the Brussels team in the 7th minute. Luna Vanzeir gave the assist. But Brugge came back into the game in the second half and equalized. OHL now has a 2-point lead over RSCA Women in the standings. Read more »
RSCA Women won the clash against OHL, recapturing the lead in the Super Women League. Laura De Neve emphasized that the team certainly deserved the victory. “During most of the match we were the dominant team, but we have to learn to be more efficient with our chances,” De Neve said. Despite missing some chances, purple-white managed to win the match with 2-0.
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An important match will take place at the RSCA Academy on Saturday, March 1, as the Anderlecht and OHL women's teams take on each other. The match, originally scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m., has been moved to 7 p.m. due to a change in the television schedule. Tickets for the match are available for 8 euros, both online and at the box office. Entry is free for visitors under 16 and season ticket holders. Read more »
RSCA Women qualified for the final of the Cup of Belgium. Purple and White did need a penalty shootout for it that it won 3-4. After regular playing time it was 1-1, after extra time 2-2. Read more »
Elisabet Gunnarsdottir, the new national coach of the Belgian women's soccer team, the Red Flames, has announced her selection for the upcoming matches against Spain and Portugal. A total of four RSCA Women players have been called up: Laura Deloose, Tine De Caigny and Laura De Neve. Read more »
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 »
