Match summary
Union Saint-Gilloise won 2-1 away at Beveren. Union Saint-Gilloise led 1-0 at half-time.
Louis Patris put Union Saint-Gilloise ahead in the 44th minute, Guilherme Smith made it 0-2 in the 55th minute, and Arno Verschueren pulled one back to make it 1-2 in the 60th minute.
There was little between the sides on chances: Beveren created 0.51 expected goals (xG) from 11 shots, Union Saint-Gilloise 0.69 from 10. Union Saint-Gilloise had a player sent off.
Beveren hosted Union Saint-Gilloise in the Belgian Pro League on matchday 10, controlling 54 percent of the possession and registering 11 shots compared to the visitors' 10 shots. Both sides managed 4 shots on target, while Beveren earned 6 corners to Union Saint-Gilloise's 3. Beveren completed 472 passes at an accuracy of 80.9 percent, while Union Saint-Gilloise completed 424 passes with an accuracy of 82.3 percent. The home side recorded 79 attacks and 48 dangerous attacks against 76 attacks and 43 dangerous attacks for the away team. The expected goals finished at 0.51 for Beveren and 0.69 for Union Saint-Gilloise. Disciplinary counts reached 13 fouls and 1 yellow card for Beveren, alongside 11 fouls, 1 yellow card, and 1 red card for Union Saint-Gilloise.
The match saw Viktor Boone receive a yellow card for Beveren in the 39th minute before Louis Patris scored the opening goal for Union Saint-Gilloise in the 44th minute with an xG of 0.25, bringing the half-time score to 0-1. Union Saint-Gilloise substituted Kevin Rodriguez for Dylan Aquino at the start of the second half. Dylan Aquino was then shown a red card for a foul in the 53rd minute, but Guilherme Smith still extended the away lead to 0-2 with a goal in the 55th minute. Arno Verschueren scored for Beveren in the 60th minute with an xG of 0.15 to make the score 1-2, which remained the final score. Massire Sylla received a yellow card for time wasting in the 69th minute, and numerous substitutions were made by both teams before the final whistle at 90+6 minutes.