Club Brugge and OH Leuven will face off in Leuven at the King Power @ Den Dreef in an undoubtedly interesting and tough cup final. There is a lot at stake for both teams, that much is clear.
It will be a first anyway. Both Club Brugge and OH Leuven have never won the Belgian Cup before and have never even won a prize in Belgium. The people of Leuven get a second chance in the Super League.
Yet at OH Leuven they would love to win their first prize in the Belgian Cup. It could also provide some more peace of mind towards the end of the Super League. “The Cup would be the reward for the hard work of recent years.”
“It is a bonus that the final is in our own stadium. I hope for a well-filled stadium with many supporters. I hope to see all the supporters who were with us for the semi-final in Waregem again for the final,” said Julie Biesmans in The newspapaer.
Coach Coenraets wants to send a nice signal
The men of OH Leuven have also never won a prize. “How many prizes has OHL already won? That is a trick question. At the highest level there are zero. This is a unique opportunity, for the players, for the team, but also for the club.”
“That is something that is alive and well in the group. We really want to win that cup for ourselves, because there are very few players here who have ever been in a final. But it would also be a nice signal to the other clubs in Belgium. A women’s team can make a major contribution to the history of a club,” said coach Jimmy Coenraets Sporza.
