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Compper’s test: can Antwerp stay unbeaten versus Racing Genk?

🇧🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Compper’s test: can Antwerp stay unbeaten versus Racing Genk?

Marvin Compper faces a tactical puzzle as he prepares Royal Antwerp for a Jupiler Pro League showdown against Racing Genk (KRC Genk) at 20:45, hoping to keep the club’s perfect 6‑match start intact on Saturday, 22 August 2026, in the Bosuil stadium, with the Limburgers eager to end the unbeaten run.

The fixture is part of Jupiler Pro League matchday three and will be broadcast LIVE on Radio 1. Antwerp’s record of six wins from six games underscores their early dominance in the competition.

Having begun the season 6‑on‑6, the club sits atop the Pro table. The campaign also runs alongside the LeagueChallenger and other domestic contests.

Compper forced three changes

Compper was compelled to alter three positions after the 18‑year‑old midfielder Ahoka secured a move abroad. In his place, Schelfhout, Scott and Luis Narh have been handed starting spots, with Van Helden remaining in defence.

The announced eleven features Nozawa; Somers; Tshunashima; Van Helden; Tuypens; Dierckx; Schelfhout; Valencia; Scott; Narh; and Frey. The match listing reads Antwerp20:45KRC as the official tag.

Genk, often dubbed The Great Old Genk, entered the game after overturning a 0‑2 deficit last week, aiming to extend their flow. The Limburgers, supported by KRC fans, will also be eyeing the GenkJupiler clash, while Genk?za chants echo in the stands. Belgium’s clubs also compete in LeagueChampions, LeagueEuropa, LeagueConference and LeagueMeer tournaments. De supporters expect a fierce battle.

Supporters can follow the action live from 20:45, with the broadcast labeled LeagueLIVE across platforms. A victory would preserve Antwerp’s maximum points tally heading into the next round.

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