Disappointing was the presence of Antwerp in the away match against Union, from which it suffered a heavy defeat by 4-1. They started well on the field and opened the scoring in the 17th minute. However, the follow-up was not equivalent. In the 37th minute, they conceded the equalizer and fell behind in the score in the 39th minute. The same image in the second half. In the 54th minute, it went against them 3-1 to concede a fourth goal in the match’s stoppage time.

This was their fifth defeat in the last six games, leaving them in the last position of the play-offs. Essentially indifferent in their recent games as they are called upon to cover a distance of five points from the top four in the remaining four matches, which based on their image does not seem feasible.

The main goalkeeper, Butes (31/0), is out. Defensively, Batig (32/1) will be absent.

In a painful way, Club Brugge suffered a midweek defeat in their away match against Fiorentina with a score of 3-2 in the first leg of the Conference League semi-final. They did not start the match well and conceded a goal in the 5th minute. They reacted quickly and equalized in the 17th minute from a penalty kick. In the 37th minute, they fell behind in the score again. From the 61st minute onwards, they played with one player less, but two minutes later they equalized again. They held on until stoppage time when they conceded the 3-2 against them.

Midweek, they will seek revenge at their home stadium, where they aim to turn the tie around in order to reach the final of the competition. In the league, they come from an emphatic 3-0 victory at the home of Genk, resulting in them being at the top of the standings alongside Anderlecht and now being the big favorite to win the title.

No injury concerns are reported, so they will have a full squad available.