KV Mechelen Overturns Deficit After Red Card and Two Own Goals at Kortrijk
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At KV Mechelen, they occasionally come up with some truly high-profile statements. This has partly to do with the Dutch enclave. Myron van Brederode was a standout player on the pitch in Kortrijk on Wednesday evening and also quick-witted afterwards.
Malines won a 1-3 match for the 9th day of Belgium's travelling championship in Courtrai, which finished ten times after the exclusion of James Ndjeungoue (66th). In the standings, the KVM is 10th (12th points) and Courtrai is 18th and last (4th points). ...
Very high-level football in the Champions League this Wednesday evening. But Belgian football was also in the spotlight. An alignment match opposed the red lantern, the KV Courtrai, to the KV Malines. The "Malinwa" won and thus carried out a new good operation in the standings.
KV Mechelen won the rescheduled match against KV Kortrijk 1-3. The home team took the lead after the break through Ambrose, but lost control following a red card for Ndjeungoue. Van Brederode equalized, after which own goals by Fofana and Lambert secured the victory for the visitors.
KV Mechelen and KV Kortrijk played a rescheduled match during a European midweek. Storm Austen threw a spanner in the works two weeks ago...
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