Painful end to the yearMatch - report21 DecBeerschot lost their fourth consecutive league match yesterday. The Mannekes will now enter the winter break with a painful 0 out of 12.After defeats against Club NXT, Patro and Jong Gent, Beerschot was clearly going through a difficult period. On top of that, a tough away game against league leaders Beveren awaited, and the team also had to deal with a number of injuries. Nevertheless, Beerschot started the game with a clear game plan and the necessary confidence.
That confidence was rewarded early on. After eight minutes, Van Himbeeck sent Wright-Phillips deep. Our winger remained calm in front of goal and laid off a perfect pass to the advancing Vula, who coolly slotted home to make it 0-1. A few minutes later, an almost identical attack followed. Once again, it was Van Himbeeck with the splitting pass to Wright-Phillips, once again he found Vula and once again our striker finished with composure. After fifteen minutes of play, Beerschot was surprisingly but deservedly 0-2 ahead.
The home team was clearly shaken and barely managed to create any danger before half-time. Only Margaritha was able to test goalkeeper Shinton, but he kept his net clean and ensured that Beerschot went into the dressing room with a two-goal lead.
After the break, the game completely changed. Beveren came out of the dressing room sharp and managed to score the equaliser around the hour mark. Brian Plat unluckily put a cross into his own goal. Twenty minutes before the end, the pressure increased when Jordanov had to leave early after receiving a second yellow card.
Beveren took advantage of their numerical superiority almost immediately. Godeau deflected a cross from Margaritha past Shinton to level the score. Not long after, things got even worse for Beerschot: Margaritha curled the ball beautifully into the far corner to put Beveren ahead.
Five minutes before the end, the final verdict was delivered. Dennis Gyamfi headed a harmless deep ball from the home team too softly back towards Shinton. Substitute Slegers was quick to react and easily put the ball in the net to make it 4-2.
Beerschot thus ends 2025 in third place. Overall, it has been a solid first half of the season, although the painful 0-12 defeat of recent weeks still lingers. It is time to recharge and take a well-deserved rest, with a view to a fresh start in 2026.
SK Beveren K Beerschot VA
0-18' Arnold Vula0-2 14' Arnold Vula62' Loïc Mbe Soh (own-goal)1-272' Bruno Godeau2-281' Jearl Margaritha3-285' Ferre Slegers4-2
Lineup1 - Beau Reus 3 - Vikotor Boone 4 - Christophe Janssens 17 - Jearl Margaritha 18 - Sieben Dewaele 21 - Laurent Jans 22 - Christian Brüls 31 - Bruno Godeau 34 - Kurt Abrahams 78 - Jannes Van Hecke 92 - Lennart Mertens
LineupNick Shinton - 33 Brian Plat - 4 Loïc Mbe Soh - 5 Lukas Van Eenoo - 8 Arnold Vula - 15 Axl Van Himbeeck - 17 Ryan Sanusi - 18 Edisson Jordanov - 24 D'Margio Wright-Phillips - 32 Dennis Gyamfi - 76 Genki Haraguchi - 78
Substitutes6 - Dante Rigo 8 - Ferre Slegers 10 - Guillaume De Schryver 11 - Yutaka Michiwaki 16 - Maxim Deman 20 - Dylan Dassy 28 - Abdul Aziz Ouedraogo 35 - Yoni Gomis 77 - Hüseyin Ertürk
SubstitutesXavier Gies - 1 Milan Govaers - 3 Ajouba Kosiah - 9 Emre Uzun - 11 Andres Labie - 16 Oscar Vargas - 41 Xander Joosen - 43 Ensar Brahic - 45 Cyrill Khetir - 94
Substitutions77' - Kurt Abrahams Ferre Slegers 77' - Bruno Godeau Yoni Gomis 87' - Christian Brüls Dante Rigo Substitutions82' - Arnold Vula Ajouba Kosiah 82' - Axl Van Himbeeck Oscar Vargas 90' - Ryan Sanusi Ensar Brahic SubjectsSK Beveren
SK Beveren
4
K Beerschot VA
2
After defeats against Club NXT, Patro and Jong Gent, Beerschot was clearly going through a difficult period. On top of that, a tough away game against league leaders Beveren awaited, and the team also had to deal with a number of injuries. Nevertheless, Beerschot started the game with a clear game plan and the necessary confidence.
K Beerschot VA
Christophe Janssens (36')
Edisson Jordanov (70')
Ferre Slegers
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