Extra Time looks at Union's goalkeeper problem: 'He's the captain, but he still costs them a lot of points'

In Antwerp, against Genk, at Anderlecht and this weekend at home against Club Brugge.

Anthony Morris' report in these playoffs doesn't look very pretty. After five games, he already had four major misses to his name. Thus the unquestionable leader of the Union suddenly finds himself under discussion.

“He has already done a lot of good things for his club, but that's a lot in a short time. And of course always in the important moments,” Gert Verheyen also analyzed in extra time.

Just: Is second choice goalkeeper Heinz Lindner good enough to take over?

“Hmm, that didn't immediately give me the impression that it was much better,” questions Philip Goss.

“Actually, I've only seen the European once. That makes it a bit difficult, for everyone,” Verheyen also continued searching for answers.

Günter Schebens has a similar voice: “He's had two good seasons, but now he's costing Union a lot of valuable points.”

“On top of that, without making any real mistakes, I didn’t think he was at the highest level for a while.”

“We will have to have a conversation with him to hear what he has to say,” agrees Verheyen. “If he himself indicates that there is some doubt, you can switch, although I don't think that will happen.”

Clearly, Plesin faces a difficult choice.