Month: February 2024

Antwerp plays 3rd Cup Final in 5 Years!

Having overcome courageous Ostend, The Great Old heads again to the King Baudouin Stadium with the chance to claim the cup for the third time in just five years! Securing the cup consecutively would mark a unique Belgian achievement this century.

Everyone is urged – once more! – to converge on Brussels. The date is set for May 9th – or possibly May 20th, contingent upon Union’s performance in the Conference League semi-finals. Stay tuned for updates here, as we endeavour to ensure another vibrant celebration in Brussels, also with the Antwerp Supporters Club UK!

Croky Cup Semi-Final Second Leg – COYR!

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Close to a 3rd final since 2020! We stand on the brink. Three weeks ago, a less-than-convincing first leg against KV Oostende tested our mettle with a 1-1 draw. Now, it’s our moment to solidify a place in the final, at the Bosuilstadion, another chapter in our storied history: Come On You Reds 💪🇵🇪

RAFC Winter Transfers

First leg to secure a 3th Cup Final in 5 years time 🏆

Our Reds are facing the unforeseen team from KV Oostende in this first semi-final of the Croky Cup. While RAFC currently hold the 4th position in the Belgian Pro League, KV Oostende finds itself in the 14th spot in the Challenger Pro League. Despite their current standing, the traditional coastal team’s progression to the semi-finals is not without merit, driven by their goal to overcome financial and administrative challenges through positive sporting results.

Looking ahead to the return match at the Bosuil in two weeks, it’s most important for the Great Old to bring a favourable score back to Antwerp. The Final Awaits – Come On You Reds!

In memory of Louis Lambert

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The last surviving member of the iconic team from the 1950s, and the only remaining player who played a crucial role alongside ‘Mister Antwerp’ Vic Mees in capturing Antwerp’s national league title in 1957, an achievement that stood as the pinnacle until the championship was reclaimed last year.

Louis marked his debut in the first team in 1951, proudly donning the Red & White colours for 11 seasons, participating in a total of 144 official matches. In the 1956-’57 season, he featured in every competition match, and the subsequent season saw the pinnacle with the historic double clash against Real Madrid in the European Champions Cup. Subsequently, Louis devoted himself to coaching youth, providing assistance to young players in honing their football skills.

Rest in peace, Champion.

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