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Seven teams remain winless after recent matches

Several amateur teams are still seeking their first victory after their latest games in the league.

11 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In recent sports sessions, seven amateur teams remain without a win. JV Kruibeke B drew 1-1 against KFC Baasrode, marking their seventh consecutive match without victory, reported Het Nieuwsblad.

SK Tongeren finished their match against Rupel Boom in a 0-0 draw, which also signifies their seventh game without a win. This has been reported by both Het Nieuwsblad and Gazet van Antwerpen.

KVV Windeke lost 0-3 to VSV Gent, marking their seventh consecutive match without a win. This loss further complicates matters for KVV Windeke, according to Het Nieuwsblad.

Hulste Sportief suffered a 0-3 defeat against FCE Kuurne. This loss extends their winless streak to seven matches, according to Het Nieuwsblad.

Holsbeek had to contend with a 1-3 defeat against HO Bierbeek. Like the previous teams, Holsbeek is still waiting for their first win of the year, which has now extended to seven matches.

Avenir Lembeek B lost 2-5 to Oetingen B and remains winless after seven consecutive matches. Zutendaal VV B and RVC Hoboken drew 2-2 and lost 0-2, respectively, against Lanaken VV B and Berlaar-Heikant, putting them in similar trouble.

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