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Preview Francs Borains – Beerschot Men 27 Feb Tomorrow, the team travels to Francs Borains. We look ahead with Brian Plat. Last week, Beerschot could not get past a draw against ten players from RWDM. Brian was also disappointed with the loss of points. "I feel we had enough chances to decide the match. We failed to do so, and then you know you can always run into a counterattack. It's very disappointing that we also conceded an own goal via Andres. However, we don't blame him. He had to start at the last minute and gave his all. So we certainly can't blame him," Brian defends his teammate.

Brian is a regular in the starting line-up, but has often said at the club that he would like to score. "That's right. I've been looking for that goal for a long time. So I was very happy when I finally scored last weekend and immediately ran to the supporters to share that moment with them. 'Finally,' I thought. Unfortunately, the referee decided that the goal was not valid, something I still don't understand. Oh well, I'll just have to try again tomorrow."

Tomorrow, the team travels to Francs Borains. Yves Vanderhaeghe's team is currently in twelfth place in the standings, eight points above the relegation zone. So they will start the match without too much pressure, Brian? "I think there is always some pressure in professional football. Still, Francs Borains will probably feel less pressure to win the next match than we do. Our status obliges us to go for the three points, but we know it will be a difficult away match. Respect, by the way, to the supporters who make the trip. They are one of the reasons why we as players love to play for Beerschot and are proud to wear the badge on our chests," concludes the 25-year-old Dutchman.
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