This match probably did not deserve a winner. Very close in the game, in possession and in the stats, the Antwerp and Charleroi did not manage to decide this Sunday evening. So who will feed the most regrets? Difficult to say, undoubtedly the zebras in view of the whole match.
The fact remains that it was the Antwerp who opened the brand very quickly, thanks to the (unhappy) help of the Carolo porter Martin Delavallée. Obviously remained mentally in the locker room, the Zebra goalkeeper committed a double fateful dumpling by first relaxing a dangerous ball, before completely missing his recovery. Two errors, a blow, which allowed Farouck Adekami to score his 2nd goal of the season from the 12th minute.
Cold picked up, Charleroi did not allow himself to be dismantled and regained control of the ball. It was ultimately at the half hour that the liberating goal fell, works of the inevitable Perfect Guiagonauthor of a superb rolled strike from the left.
A delicious goal that logically put the zebras back on the rails. More biting, the men of Rik de Mil Then tried to put the goal of the KO without ever achieving it. Not effective enough, they finally went close to the correctional by avoiding a penalty for a hand fault in the surface. Fortunately for them, the Var intervened to invalidate the decision of the referee.
The end of the match was rather chopped between two tense teams and obviously stressed at the idea of bowing. The goal of the break has never fallen and it is on this frustrating parity score that the two teams come home.
In the ranking, the Antwerp navigates at the doors of the top 6 with 6 points out of 12 (7th), while Charleroi plays with the fire by being stuck in the red zone (3/12, 14th).
