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Six teams secure victories in thrilling matchday

In an exciting matchday, six teams achieved significant wins across various matches.

4 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Oetingen defeated Hekelgem 5-1 in an away game. Jinte Cobbaert delivered an impressive performance by scoring four goals. Margot Govers added another goal for Oetingen, while Sharon Van Loo scored a consolation goal for Hekelgem.

SK Laar triumphed over CS Machelen with a score of 3-2 in a thrilling home match. Laura De Raedemaeker was the star of the evening with three goals. CS Machelen managed to respond with goals from Zoé Kiam Joaquim and Mariella Riolo, but it was not enough for victory.

In a dominant away performance, Velm B won against Diepenbeek B with a score of 5-0. Wout Brans shone with four goals for Velm B. Timen Mooren added another goal, contributing to the convincing win.

FC Gavere-Asper B claimed a 4-1 victory against KWIK Eine B. Mauro Dermout was the standout player with three goals. Dries Peirs helped increase the score further, while Nima Bazzazi netted the only goal for KWIK Eine B.

DT Borsbeke defeated KSK Grembergen 3-2 in a competitive home match. Tom Lammens was the hero of the night with three goals. KSK Grembergen got goals from Jari Bogaert and Jonas Rogge, but could not close the gap.

Sint-Lenaarts secured a 5-4 win against KFC Turnhout in an exciting away match. Yannick Bevers excelled for Sint-Lenaarts with three goals. Jesse Claessens and Daan Driesen also contributed, while KFC Turnhout saw goals from Nick Bastiaensen, Louis Coeckelbergs, Abioseh Ola-Thomas, and Sam Schepers.

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