Royal Antwerp v KVC Westerlo

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Saturday 22 May 2027

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Bosuilstadion • 

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Royal Antwerp Football Club, commonly known as Royal Antwerp or “The Great Old,” is one of Belgium’s most historic football teams. Founded in 1880, the club is widely recognized as the oldest football club in Belgium and competes in the Belgian Pro League, the country’s top division. Based in Antwerp, the team plays its home matches at Bosuilstadion, a renovated venue with a capacity of approximately 16,000 spectators. Royal Antwerp has won five Belgian league titles, most recently in 2023, and four Belgian Cups, including its 2023 triumph. That same season, the club also lifted the Belgian Super Cup, completing a notable domestic campaign. Antwerp has competed in European tournaments, reaching the final of the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1993. Its history includes celebrated Belgian internationals such as Vic Mees, while more recent squads have featured experienced players including Toby Alderweireld and Vincent Janssen. Known for its passionate supporters and strong local identity, Royal Antwerp remains a prominent name in Belgian football. The club’s blend of historic achievements, modern ambitions, and home support makes it a distinctive team to follow in domestic and European competitions.

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 Bosuilstadion3 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.