Gaëtan Coucke was forced to intervene a first time on an attempt from Jelle Bataille, but a minute later and with less than ten minutes played, Balikwisha scored from Bataille's assist. Balikwisha immediately added a second which was disallowed for offside after several minutes of VAR-review. Before half time, Antwerp again came close to doubling their lead, the crossbar preventing an own-goal by Jordi Vanlerberghe and Coucke pushing a hard strike from Gastón Ávila over the goal.
Mid-way through the second half, Ávila committed a foul on the ankle of Nikola Storm and was sent off. Ritchie De Laet scored an own-goal, resulting in the game to be decided after penalty kicks as no extra-time was permitted.
Antwerp scored once in their first three attempts, but then won. Jean Butez first saved a penalty kick, then converted one himself before also forcing Dimitri Lavalée to make a crucial error.
2023, belgian, super, neutrality, this, article, disputed, relevant, discussion, found, talk, page, please, remove, this, message, until, conditions, 2024, learn, when, remove, this, message, this, article, does, cite, sources, please, help, improve, this, art. The neutrality of this article is disputed Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page Please do not remove this message until conditions to do so are met May 2024 Learn how and when to remove this message This article does not cite any sources Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources 2023 Belgian Super Cup news newspapers books scholar JSTOR May 2024 Learn how and when to remove this message The 2023 Belgian Super Cup was a football match that took place on 23 July 2023 between the winners of the 2022 23 Belgian Pro League and the winners of the 2022 23 Belgian Cup As Antwerp secured a double winning both titles they played the runners up of the 2022 23 Belgian Cup Mechelen 2023 Belgian Super CupAntwerp MechelenLeague winners Cup finalists1 1Antwerp won 5 4 on penaltiesDate23 July 2023VenueBosuilstadion AntwerpRefereeLawrence VisserAttendance16 000 20222024 Contents 1 Pre match 2 Match 2 1 Summary 2 2 Details 3 See also 4 ReferencesPre match editBoth clubs had been able to keep most of their squad together with the main exceptions being Willian Pacho Calvin Stengs and Mandela Keita who all left Antwerp and Alessio da Cruz and Dries Wouters no longer at KV Mechelen Match editSummary edit Gaetan Coucke was forced to intervene a first time on an attempt from Jelle Bataille but a minute later and with less than ten minutes played Balikwisha scored from Bataille s assist Balikwisha immediately added a second which was disallowed for offside after several minutes of VAR review Before half time Antwerp again came close to doubling their lead the crossbar preventing an own goal by Jordi Vanlerberghe and Coucke pushing a hard strike from Gaston Avila over the goal Mid way through the second half Avila committed a foul on the ankle of Nikola Storm and was sent off Ritchie De Laet scored an own goal resulting in the game to be decided after penalty kicks as no extra time was permitted Antwerp scored once in their first three attempts but then won Jean Butez first saved a penalty kick then converted one himself before also forcing Dimitri Lavalee to make a crucial error Details edit 23 July 202318 00 CESTAntwerp1 1MechelenBalikwisha nbsp 9 Report De Laet nbsp 78 o g PenaltiesVines nbsp Ilenikhena nbsp Van Den Bosch nbsp Vermeeren nbsp Alderweireld nbsp Butez nbsp Scott nbsp 5 4 nbsp Schoofs nbsp Mrabti nbsp Vanlerberghe nbsp Lauberbach nbsp Storm nbsp Ngoy nbsp LavaleeBosuilstadion AntwerpAttendance 16 000Referee Lawrence Visser GK 1 nbsp Jean Butez RB 34 nbsp Jelle Bataille CB 23 nbsp Toby Alderweireld c CB 2 nbsp Ritchie De Laet LB 22 nbsp Gaston Avila nbsp 69 MF 48 nbsp Arthur Vermeeren MF 17 nbsp Jacob Ondrejka nbsp 86 MF 8 nbsp Alhassan Yusuf nbsp 55 RW 11 nbsp Arbnor Muja nbsp 86 CF 7 nbsp Gyrano Kerk nbsp 58 nbsp 71 LW 10 nbsp Michel Ange Balikwisha nbsp 86 Substitutes CF 9 nbsp George Ilenikhena nbsp 86 DF 21 nbsp Sam Vines nbsp 71 MF 32 nbsp Christopher Scott nbsp 86 DF 33 nbsp Zeno Van Den Bosch nbsp 86 CF 55 nbsp Anthony Valencia CF 60 nbsp Victor Udoh GK 91 nbsp Senne Lammens Manager nbsp Mark van Bommel GK 1 nbsp Gaetan Coucke RW 12 nbsp Tristan Loiseaux nbsp 46 CB 30 nbsp Jordi Vanlerberghe CB 14 nbsp Dimitri Lavalee LW 18 nbsp Alec Van Hoorenbeeck nbsp 46 MF 19 nbsp Kerim Mrabti nbsp 85 MF 34 nbsp Ngal ayel Mukau nbsp 79 MF 16 nbsp Rob Schoofs c LW 11 nbsp Nikola Storm RW 9 nbsp Julien Ngoy CF 20 nbsp Lion Lauberbach Substitutes DF 21 nbsp Boli Bolingoli nbsp 46 DF 23 nbsp Daam Foulon nbsp 47 nbsp 46 FW 28 nbsp Frederic Soelle Soelle nbsp 79 GK 15 nbsp Yannick Thoelen DF 27 nbsp David Bates MF 35 nbsp Bilal Bafdili MF 36 nbsp Dirk Asare Manager nbsp Steven DefourSee also edit2022 23 Belgian Pro League 2022 23 Belgian CupReferences edit Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2023 Belgian Super Cup amp oldid 1223505454, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
