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Standard triumph in Belgian Super Cup

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Eerste Klasse champions R. Standard de Liège made home advantage count in the Belgian Super Cup final, retaining the trophy by defeating KRC Genk 2-0 at their own Stade Maurice Dufrasne.

Supporters of Standard watched their side lift more silverware
Supporters of Standard watched their side lift more silverware ©AFP

R. Standard de Liège made home advantage count in the Belgian Super Cup final, retaining the trophy by defeating KRC Genk 2-0 at their own Stade Maurice Dufrasne.

More success
Eerste Klasse champions for the last two seasons, Les Rouches opened the scoring with half an hour gone when Dieudonné Mbokani embarked on a solo run and slid a precise pass into the path of Wilfried Dalmat, who calmly beat goalkeeper Davino Verhulst. Laszlo Bölöni's side made sure of the silverware just before the hour, substitute Mehdi Carcela-González supplying Axel Witsel, who rounded Verhulst and tucked the ball into the unguarded net.

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