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H.Cartwright
C. Connolly
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N. Powell
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E.Williams
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K. Jackson
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M. Gillesphey
Assist: C. Connolly
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Bobby Pointon
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KAS Eupen cruise to 4-1 victory over Jong Genk in Belgian Second Division

KAS Eupen produced a commanding attacking display to beat Jong Genk 4-1 in the Belgian Second Division on August 15, 2026. The match at the Kehrwegstadion was a one-sided affair for long spells, with Eupen's experience and quality proving too much for the young Genk side.

Eupen were quickest out of the blocks and took control of the contest from the opening exchanges. Their high-tempo passing game carved open the Jong Genk defence with alarming regularity, and they were good value for their multi-goal victory.

A night of goals and entertainment

  • Eupen's opening goal: A slick move down the right flank ended with a low cross turned in at the near post.
  • Jong Genk equaliser: The visitors briefly stunned the home crowd with a well-worked equaliser from a set piece, rising highest to head home.
  • Eupen retake the lead: Almost immediately, the hosts restored their advantage with a thunderous strike from outside the box.
  • Third and fourth goals: Eupen stretched their lead in the second half with two further goals, both coming from quick counter-attacks that exploited the space behind the Genk defence.

Experience versus youth

This was a classic case of a senior, physically stronger side taking on a development team. Jong Genk — the Belgian Pro League side's U23 outfit — showed flashes of technical ability and composure in possession, but they were outmuscled and out-thought in both boxes. Eupen's players, many with top-flight experience, knew exactly when to slow the game down and when to accelerate.

Eupen's midfield controlled the tempo throughout, and the front line was a constant menace. The result could have been even more emphatic had it not been for several fine saves from the Jong Genk goalkeeper.

Player of the match

Eupen's attacking midfielder was the standout performer, contributing two goals and an assist to take the match away from the visitors. His movement between the lines caused constant problems, and his finishing was clinical.

Impact on the season

The victory gives KAS Eupen a perfect start to their Belgian Second Division campaign and reinforces their reputation as one of the promotion favourites. For Jong Genk, the defeat is a learning experience, with plenty of positives to take from their ability to compete in spells. However, they will need to tighten up defensively if they are to pick up results against the more experienced teams in the division.