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Several teams end streaks of defeats in league

Various football teams managed to end their losing streaks this Saturday, with notable results in their matches.

4 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the match between Hechtel B and Wijshagen, the latter won 4-3, ending a streak of five defeats. Wijshagen, playing away, could view this victory as a silver lining after a challenging few weeks.

Gooreind B defeated KFC Brasschaat B 4-2. This victory marks Gooreind B's first win after five consecutive losses, with the away match taking place on Saturday.

The Turkish Rangers secured a 4-0 win at home against Hoeselt on Saturday, marking the end of their five-match losing streak. During the game, Hoeselt received two red cards, leaving them to continue with nine players.

Heusden-Zolder B drew 3-3 against Anadol B. Although it was not a victory, this result ended a streak of four defeats for Heusden-Zolder B. The away match took place on Saturday.

In another match, VC Nokere-Kruishoutem faced KSK Vlaamse Ardennen, ending with a score of 3-3. Despite the loss of points, VC Nokere-Kruishoutem ended their four-match losing streak, which seems like an encouraging step.

Groot-Dilbeek won 3-0 against De Leeuwkens Teralfene B, thus ending their streak of five defeats. This victory followed a series of negative results, making it a significant win for the team.

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