3 – 1
“Danylo Sikan breaks the deadlock for Anderlecht. The goal came after an early Loic Mbe Soh effort missed the target and a Tristan Degreef shot was blocked, before Sikan finally found a way through to make it 1-0.”
Pivotal“Sikan strikes again right on the stroke of half-time to double Anderlecht's advantage, sending the hosts into the break with a commanding 2-0 lead and all but ending Sint-Truiden's realistic hopes of a positive result.”
Pivotal“Abdoulaye Sissako pulls one back for Sint-Truiden to make it 2-1, briefly reigniting the visitors' hopes of a comeback with over ten minutes still to play.”
“Substitute Adriano Bertaccini kills the match with a stoppage-time goal to make it 3-1, moments after coming on, ending any lingering doubt about the result and sealing three points for Anderlecht.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Anderlecht were the sharper side despite spending much of the evening chasing possession, turning Sint-Truiden's 60% share of the ball into little more than a statistical quirk. The hosts took an early stranglehold through Danylo Sikan, who struck in the 20th and 45th minutes to put the match to bed before the half-time whistle had barely cooled. Sint-Truiden mustered a response through Abdoulaye Sissako in the 77th minute — briefly making it 2-1 and injecting some late anxiety — but substitute Adriano Bertaccini extinguished any comeback hopes in stoppage time to restore the two-goal cushion. The visiting side struggled to convert their dominance in dangerous attacks and passing accuracy into genuine chances, missing both of their big opportunities, while Anderlecht were ruthlessly clinical, converting two of their seven shots on target when it mattered most. For Anderlecht, it is a comfortable three points that consolidates their domestic standing; for Sint-Truiden, the inability to punish their territorial superiority remains a damaging flaw heading into the final stretch of the Pro League campaign.
How entertaining was this match?
Lotto Park hosts a spicy Belgian Pro League clash as Anderlecht look to arrest a turbulent run of form against a Sint-Truiden side punching above their weight in third place. With playoff implications still alive and genuine rivalry tension in the air, this Thursday night fixture promises more than the standings suggest.