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KV Kortrijk

02-01 20:30

2 - 2

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KSC Lokeren

Overview

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KV Kortrijk

KSC Lokeren

Attacks

108

Dangerous Attacks

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Important Events

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5′

Toon Janssen

8′

Jellert Van Landschoot

26′

Jordi Palacios

30′

Brecht Dejaegere

32′

Jeovanni Dianganga

38′

Stijn Vreven

38′

Stijn Vreven

Halftime 1-1

52′

Rune Van Den Bergh

53′

Vancy Roméo Mabanza

59′

Jellert Van Landschoot

60′

Nzubechi Sixtus Ogbuehi

Lenn De Smet

60′

Vilmos csanad denes

Manuel Osifo

71′

Liam De Smet

Ilan Hurtevent

73′

Matthew Anderson

74′

Sebastiaan Brebels

Rune Van Den Bergh

80′

Naim Boujouh

Jordi Palacios

81′

Jonas Vinck

84′

Maxime Pau

Sam Van Aerschot

85′

Inaki Elejalde Rodriguez

Mohamed Soumaré

89′

James Willy Ndjeungoue

Brecht Dejaegere

92′

Jellert Van Landschoot

End 2-2

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Match Info

KV Kortrijk and KSC Lokeren shared the points in a 2-2 draw in the Belgian Second Division on February 1, 2026. The match was an entertaining and evenly-contested affair, with both teams holding the lead at different stages before ultimately settling for a draw. Kortrijk started strongly and took an early lead, but Lokeren responded with two quick goals to turn the game around before halftime. The home side, Kortrijk, showed great character in the second half, pushing forward and eventually finding a deserved equalizer to make it 2-2. The final twenty minutes saw both teams push for a winner, but neither could find a decisive third goal, with the goalkeepers making crucial late saves. The result leaves both teams in a similar mid-table position in the league standings, with the point doing little to dramatically alter their season objectives. Both managers likely expressed mixed feelings, pleased with the attacking spirit but disappointed not to secure all three points from a winning position.