KVC Westerlo v OH Leuven

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Saturday 1 May 2027

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Het Kuipje • 

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KVC Westerlo is a Belgian professional football club based in the municipality of Westerlo, in the province of Antwerp. Founded in 1933, the club is known as “De Kemphanen” and wears yellow and blue. Westerlo competes in the Belgian Pro League, the country’s top division, and takes part in the Belgian Cup, giving the team opportunities to challenge domestic rivals across league and knockout football. The club’s greatest cup achievement came in 2001, when Westerlo won the Belgian Cup by defeating KVC Westerlo5 in the final, securing its first major national trophy. The team plays its home matches at Het Kuipje, a stadium in Westerlo with a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. Since reaching the top flight in 1997, the club has established a place in Belgian football and has also competed in European qualifying matches. Westerlo’s squads have featured Belgian and international players, with the club balancing experienced professionals and emerging talent. For supporters following Belgian football, KVC Westerlo offers a distinctive regional identity, a notable cup-winning history and a competitive presence in the Pro League.

Oud-Heverlee Leuven, widely known as OH Leuven or OHL, is a Belgian football club based in Leuven, Flemish Brabant. Founded in 2002 through the merger of three local clubs, the team competes in the Belgian Pro League, the country’s top division, and plays home matches at King Power at Den Dreef Stadium. The venue has a capacity of around 10,000 and provides a lively setting for supporters on matchdays. OH Leuven won the Belgian Second Division title in 2010–11 and 2014–15, earning promotion to the top flight on both occasions; the club returned to the Pro League in 2020. OHL has since focused on establishing itself among Belgium’s leading clubs, with league fixtures and Belgian Cup ties forming the core of its season. The squad has featured notable players such as midfielder Mathieu Maertens and former forward Thomas Henry, while its roster changes regularly through transfers and youth development. The club also operates a women’s team, which won the Belgian Women’s Super League in 2023–24. With a strong local identity, modern stadium facilities and ambitions in domestic competition, OH Leuven is an important part of the Belgian football landscape.