Belgian Pro League Pre-Season: Club Brugge and Genk Stumble While Union and Anderlecht Shine

Club Brugge suffered its first defeat of the pre-season with a 3-1 loss to Feyenoord, according to reports from HLN and Voetbalkrant. The result comes amid a series of mixed outcomes for Belgian Pro League sides, including victories for Union and Anderlecht, and a loss for Racing Genk.

Club Brugge falls to Feyenoord in pre-season clash

Club Brugge's unbeaten run in their early preparations ended following a 3-1 defeat against Dutch side Feyenoord.

Union SG and Anderlecht secure friendly victories

While Brugge struggled, other Belgian heavyweights found more success on the pitch. Union recorded a notable win against the reigning Danish champions, according to Sporza.

Anderlecht also secured a positive result, defeating NEC Nijmegen. Sporza noted that a "youthful" Anderlecht side performed well, scoring fluidly to overcome the Dutch outfit.

Mixed fortunes for Racing Genk and AA Gent

The pre-season landscape remains uneven for the rest of the league's contenders. Racing Genk joined Club Brugge in the loss column, with Voetbalkrant reporting that Genk "took a hit" in their recent outing.

Mixed fortunes for Racing Genk and AA Gent

In contrast, AA Gent delivered a strong performance.

Comparing the Belgian pre-season results

Based on reports from HLN, Sporza, and Voetbalkrant, the results can be summarized as follows:

Team Result Opponent Source
Club Brugge Loss (1-3) Feyenoord HLN
Union Win Danish Champions Sporza
Anderlecht Win NEC Nijmegen Sporza
AA Gent Win Not Specified Voetbalkrant
Racing Genk Loss Not Specified Voetbalkrant

Looking ahead to the Pro League restart

Do you think Club Brugge’s loss to Feyenoord is a cause for concern or just a part of the pre-season process? Let us know in the comments.

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