Mechelen will look to continue their impressive home form when they host Beerschot at the AFAS Stadion. The hosts have won four of their last five home games, showcasing their strength in front of their supporters. With no fresh injury concerns, Besnik Hasi can field his preferred starting XI, aiming to capitalize on their home dominance and maintain their upward trajectory in the league.
Beerschot, meanwhile, showed resilience by holding reigning champions Club Brugge to a 2-2 draw before the international break, but their struggles on the road remain a concern. Despite Dirk Kuyt having a full squad to choose from, the Violets have found it difficult to replicate their home performances on their travels. Marwan Al Sahafi, who netted a brace against Club Brugge, will be the player to watch for the visitors, as his attacking potential could trouble Mechelen’s backline. However, given the hosts’ formidable home record, a home win seems the most likely outcome.
Mechelen will look to continue their impressive home form when they host Beerschot at the AFAS Stadion. The hosts have won four of their last five home games, showcasing their strength in front of their supporters. With no fresh injury concerns, Besnik Hasi can field his preferred starting XI, aiming to capitalize on their home dominance and maintain their upward trajectory in the league.
Beerschot, meanwhile, showed resilience by holding reigning champions Club Brugge to a 2-2 draw before the international break, but their struggles on the road remain a concern. Despite Dirk Kuyt having a full squad to choose from, the Violets have found it difficult to replicate their home performances on their travels. Marwan Al Sahafi, who netted a brace against Club Brugge, will be the player to watch for the visitors, as his attacking potential could trouble Mechelen’s backline. However, given the hosts’ formidable home record, a home win seems the most likely outcome.