CS Onhaye 1-5 Olympic Charleroi | International Club Friendly | June 29, 2026

Olympic Charleroi dismantled CS Onhaye 5-1 in a one‑sided international club friendly played at Stade de l’Amitié. The Belgian third‑tier side showcased their superior class, racing into a commanding lead inside the first half hour and never looking back.

Ruthless start from Charleroi

Charleroi needed just eight minutes to open the scoring. Winger Jérémy Taravel cut in from the left and curled a shot into the far corner. The second goal arrived in the 19th minute: striker Anthony Sbaï latched onto a through ball and finished calmly. Three minutes later, it was 3-0 when defender Florian Caers headed home from a corner.

Onhaye, playing in the Belgian lower divisions, struggled to contain Charleroi’s pace and movement. Their only response in the first half was a speculative effort that went harmlessly wide.

Onhaye’s consolation and Charleroi’s final flourish

Early in the second half, Charleroi added a fourth through substitute midfielder Maxime Debast, who swept home after a short corner routine. Onhaye briefly rallied and pulled one back in the 63rd minute when forward Thomas Leroy turned in a cross from the right. The goal sparked a glimmer of hope, but Charleroi quickly extinguished it.

The fifth and final goal came in the 78th minute. Taravel completed his brace with a powerful free‑kick that curled over the wall and into the top corner. Charleroi controlled the remainder of the match, giving their squad valuable minutes ahead of the new season.

Friendly context

The match was part of both teams’ pre‑season preparations. For Olympic Charleroi, the victory builds momentum as they aim for promotion in the Belgian National Division 1. CS Onhaye, meanwhile, will take positives from the competitive minutes, despite the heavy scoreline, as they fine‑tune their squad for the upcoming campaign in the Belgian Provincial League.