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KVSK Lommel

04-05 02:00

3 - 2

End

RWDM Brussels

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KVSK Lommel

RWDM Brussels

Attacks

120

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End 3-2

95′

A. Reumers

R. Seuntjens

95′

T. Eyoma

M.El Boukammiri

91′

H.Oware

L.Lopez

88′

3-2

J.Banguera

Assist: R. Seuntjens

88′

M.Keita

D.Doudaev

78′

2-2

Usman·Simbakoli

75′

F.Montoro

G. Robail

72′

2-1

L. Schoofs

Assist: S .D.Grand

62′

1-1

K.Poku

Assist: G. Robail

61′

1-0

R. Seuntjens

Assist: L. Schoofs

59′

K.Poku

O. Szulc

59′

P.Kestens

Tom Moore

53′

N. Rommens

49′

D. Wouters

47′

G. Robail

45′

N. Rommens

F. Stevanović

Halftime 0-0

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Match Info

KVSK Lommel edged RWDM Brussels in a five-goal thriller, winning 3-2 in a Belgian Second Division match on April 5, 2026. This entertaining encounter provided plenty of drama and momentum swings, with Lommel ultimately holding on for a valuable home victory. The home side started brightly and established a two-goal lead through a quick first-half double, showcasing effective attacking play. RWDM, however, fought back valiantly after the break, scoring twice to level the match and set up a tense finale. Just as the momentum seemed to have swung completely in favor of the visitors, Lommel found a late winner, likely from a set-piece or a swift counter-attack, to send their home supporters into raptures. The match was a showcase of the competitive and unpredictable nature of the Belgian second tier. This result provides a significant boost to Lommel's league position and morale, while RWDM will rue missed opportunities to at least secure a point from their travels. Both managers would have had much to discuss, with the winning coach praising his team's character and the losing manager left to analyze defensive lapses at critical moments.