Storck rocks Genk’s base drastically, and Alloh replaces Amat’s suspended base in Eupen | Jupiler Pro League 2021/2022

Genk still has a bitter taste from his last confrontation with Eupen. At the beginning of October last year, he gave up his 1-2 lead against 10 Eupen players in a crazy slot. With his second of the evening, Privlejak brought the home team to his side in the final stage and Hyeres scored the winning goal in overtime.

In Genk it was less disastrous than in Eupen, but Bernd Stork’s team also drags itself with a score of 1 of 9 until the end of the regular competition. Despite this, Genk is still competing in Europe, but he can’t stand any more mistakes.

Thanks to the win at Zulte Waregem, STVV ranked 8th with 3 points more than Genk. By defeating Eupen, he once again jumped into the top eight over the Truienaars. With the number of points and wins being equal, Genk’s goal difference made the difference.

4 wins in the first 5 away matches of the season. It’s now hard to believe that Eupen managed to do that. Since then, he has managed to collect only 3 points in 11 away matches with 3 draws. The return round is all a grief for Eupen, with only two victories.

In Eupen, the changes are much less serious than in Genk. Amat is missing there due to a suspension after his red card against KV Mechelen. God compensated him. Also see the same names.

Bernd Stork threw his starting lineup after defeat to STVV and he is doing so again after losing to Club Brugge. Onwacho, absent from the club due to illness, returns as a striker. He also started Hrosovsky, Owen, McKenzie, and Guelrod. Lucumi, Thorstvedt, Arteaga and Paintsil foot the bill. Cuesta in the trash.

They must have breathed a sigh of relief at Eupen last night. Syring seems to be on course to beat KV Oostende, but Gueye’s late penalty goal ruled Liège FC in the jumps. Eupen’s match will be two days away from the end, so you can be sure to extend stay at 1A.