Belgian Pro League Preview: All 9 Fixtures, Tickets & Match of the Week (6–8 November 2026)

The Belgian topper between Club Brugge and Anderlecht at the Jan Breydelstadion is the pick of the Belgian Pro League weekend, with Union Saint-Gilloise hosting KRC Genk in Brussels on Sunday and Standard Liège opening the round on Friday night.

Below you'll find all nine Belgian Pro League fixtures from Friday 6 to Sunday 8 November 2026, each with a short preview, a seating plan where available and a link to tickets, plus our Match of the Week. Ticket-Compare.com is a comparison platform rather than a seller; it gathers listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised hospitality partners so you can compare prices and seat areas in one place before clicking through to buy from the site you choose.

Club Brugge lead the way on 27 points after ten games, a point ahead of Union Saint-Gilloise and two clear of KAA Gent, with Charleroi just behind on 24.

Standard Liège vs SK Beveren – Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Liège (Friday 6 November 2026)

Friday night at Sclessin opens the round, and the Stade Maurice Dufrasne is one of the most intimidating grounds in Belgium when the home support is in full voice. Standard host SK Beveren, with Dennis Eckert likely to feature in attack for the hosts. Christophe Janssens should be involved for the visitors, who will need to stay compact and absorb the early pressure. Standard are ninth on 12 points, two ahead of 12th-placed SK Beveren, and a home win would give them an early lead on the weekend before the rest of the division is in action.

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Antwerp vs Lommel – Bosuilstadion, Antwerp (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Antwerp welcome Lommel to the Bosuilstadion. Snayder Porozo should lead Antwerp's attack, offering a physical presence through the middle, while Joey Pelupessy is likely to feature in the Lommel midfield, bringing experience and helping the visitors maintain their shape. Lommel have made the better start and arrive seventh on 15 points, five ahead of 11th-placed Antwerp, so the hosts will be keen to take control on home soil, while the visitors will want a disciplined display to take something back to Limburg.

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Westerlo vs Charleroi – Het Kuipje, Westerlo (Saturday 7 November 2026)

Het Kuipje is a compact ground, and Charleroi will need to adapt quickly to the close quarters when they visit Westerlo on Saturday. Norman Bassette should lead the line for Westerlo, providing a physical presence and a goal threat inside the penalty area, while Patrick Pflücke is likely to feature for Charleroi, offering creativity and attacking movement from midfield. Charleroi arrive fourth on 24 points, ten ahead of eighth-placed Westerlo, so the hosts will need to be at their best, though both sides will see this as a chance to pick up three points.

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Oud-Heverlee Leuven vs Mechelen – Den Dreef, Leuven (Saturday 7 November 2026)

OH Leuven host Mechelen at Den Dreef in a meeting of near neighbours that should draw a lively crowd.

Siebe Schrijvers should be involved for the hosts, bringing experience and creativity to the Leuven midfield, while Benito Raman is likely to feature for Mechelen, offering pace, movement and a goal threat in attack. OH Leuven are 13th on nine points, level with Mechelen, who had a game in hand before their midweek trip to Kortrijk, and with both sides tending to be hard to beat at home, the visitors will be happy to leave with a point.

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La Louvière vs Cercle Brugge – Easi Arena, La Louvière (Saturday 7 November 2026)

La Louvière welcome Cercle Brugge to the Easi Arena in Hainaut, where the home crowd will be looking for a performance against one of the more experienced sides in the division. Steve Ngoura should lead the line for Cercle Brugge and is likely to be the visitors' main attacking threat. The forward offers movement through the middle and has been one of Cercle's more productive players in front of goal this season. Only a point separates the two sides, with La Louvière 16th on seven and Cercle 17th on six, so a home result would be a valuable return for the hosts.

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KAA Gent vs Kortrijk – Planet Group Arena, Ghent (Sunday 8 November 2026)

KAA Gent host Kortrijk at the Planet Group Arena in an East and West Flanders meeting that tends to be closely fought. Max Dean should be involved for the Buffalos and will be their main target in the box, while Mohamed Fofana is likely to feature for Kortrijk. Gent are third on 25 points, while Kortrijk had just four points from nine games before their midweek meeting with Mechelen, so the hosts will expect to take control of the ball. Kortrijk will need to stay organised and look for chances on the break.

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Planet Group Arena seating plan

Union Saint-Gilloise vs KRC Genk – Stade Joseph Mariën, Brussels (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Union Saint-Gilloise welcome KRC Genk to the Stade Joseph Mariën, a characterful old ground beside the Duden Park in Forest. Massiré Sylla should feature in Union's back three, providing a physical presence in defence, while Kamiel Van de Perre offers energy and composure in central midfield. Genk arrive with Bryan Heynen and Junya Itō likely to feature, giving the visitors experience in midfield and creativity from the right flank. Genk arrive with Bryan Heynen and Junya Itō likely to feature, and the visitors have the quality to make this one of the most entertaining games of the weekend. Union are second on 26 points, 11 ahead of sixth-placed Genk. Tickets at this small ground are always in demand.

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Sint-Truiden vs Zulte Waregem – Stayen, Sint-Truiden (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Sint-Truiden host Zulte Waregem at Stayen, a ground with the stands right on top of the pitch and a home crowd that likes to make itself heard. Brent Gabriël should be involved for the visitors from West Flanders, who will look to keep things tight and take something back home. Zulte Waregem are tenth on 11 points, three ahead of 15th-placed Sint-Truiden, and with both sides seeing this as a winnable fixture, the first goal could prove decisive.

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Match of the Week: Club Brugge vs Anderlecht – Jan Breydelstadion, Bruges (Sunday 8 November 2026)

Our Match of the Week is the Belgian topper. Club Brugge against Anderlecht is the biggest fixture in Belgian football, bringing together the two most successful clubs in the country's history, and the Jan Breydelstadion will be full and loud on Sunday. Brugge top the table on 27 points, eight ahead of fifth-placed Anderlecht, and this game always carries extra weight and tends to shape the narrative of the season.

Hans Vanaken should be involved for Brugge and remains the heartbeat of their midfield, while Carlos Forbs is likely to feature and offers pace on the flank. For Anderlecht, Mihajlo Cvetković is likely to feature in attack. The Jan Breydelstadion seating plan shows the layout of the ground and where the home and away sections sit.

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Demand for this one is always high, so the listings below are the easiest way to see what's still available.

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Jan Breydelstadion seating plan

Which Belgian Pro League Games Should You Watch This Weekend?

Club Brugge against Anderlecht is the standout, Union Saint-Gilloise hosting Genk should be one of the more entertaining games of the weekend, and Standard's Friday night game at Sclessin is always worth watching. Demand varies from ground to ground and tends to tighten as each fixture gets closer. If you want to see what's left for any of these games in one place, Ticket-Compare.com compares listings from pre-vetted resale sites and authorised partners and sends you through to the marketplace to complete your purchase.