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Standard Liège v Gent First Division A Lineup
This game is in the
First Division A
, kick off at 20:45 on Saturday 18 May 2024.
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Standard Liège Substitutes
Kamal Sowah
Moussa Djenepo
Soufiane Benjdida
Daan Dierckx
Hakim Sahabo
Matteo Godfroid
Oscar Olivier
Brahim Ghalidi
Gent Substitutes
Paul Nardi
Archie Brown
Hugo Gambor
Stefan Mitrovic
Brian Agbor
Louis Fortin
Laurent Depoitre
Standard Liège v Gent First Division A
Standard Liège
is a Belgian professional football club based in Liège, Belgium.
Gent
, also known as KAA
Gent
, is a Belgian professional football club based in Ghent, Belgium.
Standard Liège
has won the Belgian First Division title 10 times, with their most recent win in the 2008-2009 season.
Gent
has won the Belgian First Division title twice, with their most recent win in the 2014-2015 season.
Standard Liège
has a fierce rivalry with Anderlecht, known as the "Clasico," which is one of the biggest matches in Belgian football.
Gent
won their first major trophy in 2010 when they claimed the Belgian Cup, and have since won the cup two more times in 2015 and 2020.