Great weekend for the favorites and contenders for the top 6, at least most of them. Here is our typical weekend team!
Goalkeeper
Few goalkeepers made the difference this weekend. Let’s still mention Penders’ good match with Genk, but our choice fell on Laurent Spirits who seizes his chance well in the absence of Mathieu Epolo.
Defenders
It’s a back three that we will field this time, but with… zero professional central defenders, just to vary the pleasures. So, Leander Dendoncker has finally reassured himself in this position with Anderlecht.
Around him, Ibrahim Diakitevery solid with Cercle de Bruges who sought victory at Dender, and Zakaria He Ouahdiwhich we could not miss after his excellent match, one more, with Genk.
midfielder
Two players from La Gantoise-Charleroi, a match that was quite average overall, made it into our team. First of all, on the side, Jeremy Petriswho really only missed one goal to make the perfect match in Ghent.
Then, even though he only played in the second half, Sven Kumwhose entry into the game changed everything for La Gantoise, right down to his crucial goal. By his side, Hans Vanakenas usual, this time with two assists. Ibrahim Karamoko was one of Standard’s best players on the pitch at Stayen.
Finally, even if it has evolved – as often – in 10, we place the excellent Constantine Karetsas on the wing to complete this midfield. With one more goal, the Belgian-Greek shows himself to the future coach of the Devils….
Attack
A duo of attackers in front. Dennis They did is the third Rouche of this eleven: in all the good shots, the German intelligently obtains the penalty which unlocks the situation for the Rouches.
Next to him, Gustaf Nilssonauthor of a double and who is starting to assert himself on the side of Club Bruges…
