2006–07 in Belgian football

The 2006–07 season is the 104th competitive season in Belgian football.

Overview

Following promotion from the Belgian Second Division, Mons have returned to the Belgian First Division immediately after dropping to the second division during the 2004-2005 season. La Louvière has dropped from the first division after finishing last, they were also refused a licence which caused them to drop two levels and so they now play in the Belgian Third Division.

Honours

Competition Winner
Belgian First Division Anderlecht
Cup Club Brugge
Supercup Anderlecht
Second division Dender EH
Third division A Tournai
Third division B Olympic Charleroi

Events

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

January

February

March

National team

After failing to qualify for the 2006 World Cup, Belgium will attempt to qualify for UEFA Euro 2008.

Date Venue Location Opponents Score[1] Competition Belgium scorers Match Report
August 16, 2006 Constant Vanden Stock Stadium (H) Belgium Anderlecht  Kazakhstan 0-0 ECQ Uefa.com
September 6, 2006 Hrazdan Stadium (A) Armenia Yerevan  Armenia 1-0 ECQ Van Buyten 41' Uefa.com
October 7, 2006 Stadion Crvena Zvezda (A) Serbia Belgrade  Serbia 0-1 ECQ Uefa.com
October 11, 2006 Constant Vanden Stock Stadium (H) Belgium Anderlecht  Azerbaijan 3-0 ECQ Simons 24' (pen)
Vandenbergh 47'
Dembélé 82'
Uefa.com
November 15, 2006 King Baudouin Stadium (H) Belgium Brussels  Poland 0-1 ECQ Uefa.com
February 7, 2007 King Baudouin Stadium (H) Belgium Brussels  Czech Republic 0-2 F Uefa.com
March 24, 2007 Estádio José Alvalade (A) Portugal Lisbon  Portugal 0-4 ECQ Uefa.com
June 2, 2007 King Baudouin Stadium (H) Belgium Brussels  Portugal 1-2 ECQ Fellaini 55' Uefa.com
June 6, 2007 Olympic Stadium (A) Finland Helsinki  Finland 0-2 ECQ Uefa.com
Key

European club results

Date Team Competition Round Leg Opponent Location Score[1]
July 13 Roeselare UEFA Cup Qual. Round 1 Leg 1, Away Republic of Macedonia FK Vardar Skopje 2-1
July 16 Gent Intertoto Cup Round 3 Leg 1, Away Switzerland Grasshoppers Zurich 1-2
July 22 Gent Intertoto Cup Round 3 Leg 2, Home Switzerland Grasshoppers Ghent 1-1
July 27 Roeselare UEFA Cup Qual. Round 1 Leg 2, Home Republic of Macedonia FK Vardar Roeselare 5-1
August 9 Standard Champions League Qual. Round 3 Leg 1, Home Romania Steaua București Liège 2-2
August 10 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Qual. Round 2 Leg 1, Away Lithuania FK Sūduva Marijampolė 2-0
August 10 Roeselare UEFA Cup Qual. Round 2 Leg 1, Home Cyprus Ethnikos Achna Roeselare 2-1
August 23 Standard Champions League Qual. Round 3 Leg 2, Away Romania Steaua București Bucharest 1-2
August 24 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Qual. Round 2 Leg 2, Home Lithuania FK Sūduva Bruges 5-2
August 24 Roeselare UEFA Cup Qual. Round 2 Leg 2, Away Cyprus Ethnikos Achna Achna 0-5
September 13 Anderlecht Champions League Group H Match 1, Home France Lille Anderlecht 1-1
September 14 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Round 1 Leg 1, Away Slovakia MFK Ružomberok Ružomberok 1-0
September 14 Standard UEFA Cup Round 1 Leg 1, Home Spain Celta Vigo Liège 0-1
September 14 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Round 1 Leg 1, Away Russia Lokomotiv Moscow Moscow 1-2
September 26 Anderlecht Champions League Group H Match 2, Away Greece AEK Athens Athens 1-1
September 28 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Round 1 Leg 2, Home Slovakia MFK Ružomberok Bruges 1-1
September 28 Standard UEFA Cup Round 1 Leg 2, Away Spain Celta Vigo Vigo 0-3
September 28 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Round 1 Leg 2, Home Russia Lokomotiv Moscow Ghent 2-0
October 17 Anderlecht Champions League Group H Match 3, Home Italy Milan Anderlecht 0-1
October 19 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Group B Match 1, Home Germany Bayer Leverkusen Bruges 1-1
October 19 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Group F Match 1, Away Austria Austria Wien Vienna 4-1
November 1 Anderlecht Champions League Group H Match 4, Away Italy Milan Milan 1-4
November 2 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Group B Match 2, Away England Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham 1-3
November 2 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Group F Match 2, Home Czech Republic Sparta Prague Ghent 3-1
November 21 Anderlecht Champions League Group H Match 5, Away France Lille Lille 2-2
November 23 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Group B Match 3, Home Romania Dinamo București Bruges 1-1
November 23 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Group F Match 3, Away Spain Espanyol Barcelona 2-6
November 30 Club Brugge UEFA Cup Group B Match 4, Away Turkey Beşiktaş Istanbul 1-2
December 6 Anderlecht Champions League Group H Match 6, Home Greece AEK Athens Anderlecht 2-2
December 13 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Group F Match 4, Away Netherlands Ajax Ghent 0-3
February 14 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Round of 32 Leg 1, Home England Newcastle United Ghent 1-3
February 22 Zulte-Waregem UEFA Cup Round of 32 Leg 2, Away England Newcastle United Newcastle upon Tyne 0-1

2007–08 European qualification

Competition Qualifiers Reason for Qualification
UEFA Champions League Third Qualifying Round Anderlecht 1st in first division
UEFA Champions League Second Qualifying Round Genk 2nd in first division
UEFA Cup Standard Liège 3rd in first division
Club Brugge Cup winners
UEFA Intertoto Cup 3rd Round Gent Highest first division finishers (4th) to have entered and not qualified for any other European competition

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 Belgian Team's score given first
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