In the Challenger Pro League, it is still very exciting in the battle for direct tickets to 1A. Although one club looks like they now have to put this fight on hold for good.
Beerschot looks almost certain of a direct promotion to 1A with three games remaining. The win over Genk on Friday evening gave Kielse Ratten a few extra points, which will make it very difficult to knock them out of second place.
With 5 one ticket
However, underneath that, the field is still quite open with Lommel, Dender, Deinze, Zulte Waregem and Patro Eisden all vying for another ticket. The unsuccessful teams still have to decide among themselves who will play in the second round of the playoffs in 1A.
This could also be Deinze, however Tigers It seems you have to give up hope of being promoted across the green table. Due to a takeover a few years ago, the East Flemish club has broken into professional football with lofty ambitions, but this is also causing some growing pains.
There is no license for Deinze
For example, Deinze had an add-on platform designed to meet the licensing terms of the Challenger Pro League, but he was not allowed to use it. The issue has been going on for many years and does not seem to be going in the right direction.
For example, the court extended the ban on the use of stands, which means that Deinze certainly cannot claim a license for 1A. To achieve this, there must be at least 8,000 places available, of which at least 5,000 are seats. Without a stage, Deinze can seat about 3,500 supporters and 800 seats.
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