19 May 2026
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Genk remain one of the main contenders in the playoff race, although recent performances suggest the team is far from fully convincing.
Nicky Hayen’s side continue to rely heavily on one of the strongest defensive structures among the top six clubs.
The main concern for Genk revolves around potential absences in attack.
Top assist provider Konstantinos Karetsas could miss the match, while Dan Heymans, Noah Adedeji-Sternberg and Yaimar Medina are also doubts.
Without those players, Genk lose significant creativity and attacking flexibility.
Antwerp enter the match after three consecutive defeats with an aggregate score of 0-9.
The humiliating 5-0 loss against Standard increased the pressure around the club and ultimately led to the departure of Joseph Oosting.
Fariss Haroun knows the club extremely well and already has previous experience as interim manager.
The expectation is not a tactical revolution, but rather an emotional reset and improved defensive discipline after a disastrous run of results.
Genk appear more structured, balanced and motivated heading into this fixture.
Although Antwerp could respond emotionally after the managerial change, their recent performances and attacking struggles remain major concerns.
A narrow home victory for Genk looks like the most likely outcome.
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