Standard Liege v KV Kortrijk

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Saturday 31 Oct 2026

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18:15 Local Time

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Stade Maurice Dufrasne • 

Liège, BelgiumShow on map

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Standard KV Kortrijk2, commonly known as Standard de KV Kortrijk2, is one of Belgium’s most established football clubs. Founded in 1898, the club competes in the Belgian Pro League and plays its home matches at Stade Maurice Dufrasne in Sclessin, KV Kortrijk2. The stadium, often called “Sclessin,” holds around 27,000 spectators and is known for its passionate atmosphere. Standard has won 10 Belgian league titles, with its most recent championship coming in the 2008–09 season. The club has also lifted the Belgian Cup eight times and won the Belgian Super Cup on several occasions, making it a regular contender in domestic competitions. Standard has a rich history of developing and featuring notable players, including Michel Preud’homme, Eric Gerets, Axel Witsel and Marouane Fellaini. Its red-and-white colors and strong regional identity have helped build a loyal fan base in KV Kortrijk2 and across Belgium. Whether competing for league honors, cup success or a place in European tournaments, Standard KV Kortrijk2 remains a prominent name in Belgian football, with a legacy shaped by memorable players, historic achievements and its celebrated home ground.

KV Kortrijk, commonly known as KVK, is a professional football club from Kortrijk in West Flanders, Belgium. Founded in 1901, the club competes in Belgium’s professional league system and has spent many seasons in the top flight, the Belgian Pro League; following relegation in 2024, it moved to the Challenger Pro League. Kortrijk plays home matches at the Guldensporenstadion, a compact, atmospheric ground named after the Battle of the Golden Spurs, with a capacity of around 9,400 spectators. The club’s strongest modern league campaign came in 2009–10, when it finished fifth in the Belgian First Division, and it reached the Belgian Cup final in 2011. Although Kortrijk has not won a major national trophy, its consistent top-flight presence and regional support have made it a notable club in Belgian football. The team has featured a range of Belgian and international players, including former captain and defender Laurent Ciman, as well as Senegalese midfielder Cheikhou Kouyaté earlier in his career. Supporters follow the club for its competitive league fixtures, cup ambitions and fierce local pride, making KV Kortrijk an important part of West Flanders’ sporting identity.