Eight goals in three days with the Danes eight times
Sitting side by side in the honorary stand, Vandenhaute and Renard did not flinch. Telling themselves that it could have been worse and that they would have signed for an evening like that, in the wake of a humiliating Topper and a new storm within management. The RSCA got off to a good start after the messed up city trip to Bruges: eight goals in three days and two clean sheets.
Since the Danish era officially ended at Neerpede with the departure of Jesper Fredberg on Tuesday, the Danes have been involved in every Anderlecht goal. Against Kortrijk, Dolberg added a double to his Tubizian hat-trick on Thursday. Dreyer assisted Stroeykens after his penalty in the Cup. And Zanka even directly provoked Fujii’s self-goal. We were no longer a paradox away on Sunday at Lotto Park.
Stroeykens and Dolberg have fun and amuse the public, Sardella enjoys like in U12: the Mauves’ scores against Kortrijk
The match resembled football before, when Anderlecht often only had to appear to beat a team from the bottom of the table. David Hubert can breathe easy: his Sporting remains in the top 6 by winning a second championship match since his arrival as T1 after Standard (3-0). And even the first since he became non-interim. Since we like the negation formulas in Neerpede, with a non-executive president who still executes.
Kortrijk but a Champions League pre-match
On Sunday, President Vandenhaute must have returned home with a positive feeling, telling himself that he had won a first duel with the part of the supporters who did not like him. The vast majority of the stadium had a good time and the Topper’s dark thoughts are at bay, before trips to Riga on Thursday and to Cercle on Sunday.
It must be said that the club did not spare the expense to make amends. The pre-match spectacle could have made you think that Sporting was back in the Champions League. We looked carefully to see if it wasn’t Arsenal in the red and white jersey opposite us but we quickly understood after a few passes that it was indeed Kortrijk. Unless the light shows, the fireworks and the loud brass fanfare were only there to cover up possible boos against the management before kick-off? No, for a quiet evening on a Sunday evening, don’t come to Anderlecht.
Note the Mauves after the victory against Kortrijk
