“Wilfried Kanga breaks the deadlock for Gent right on the stroke of half-time, converting after Sint-Truiden had wasted three shooting opportunities in the final five minutes of the half through Goto, Muja, and Merlen.”
Pivotal“Loïc Mbe Soh equalises for Sint-Truiden, ending Gent's lead and restoring parity in a match the hosts had controlled for long stretches without reward.”
Pivotal“Daiki Hashioka is shown a yellow card for an argument, with tensions running high in the wake of the equaliser as both sides grow increasingly frustrated.”
Outstanding performance

Sint-Truiden dominated this fixture in every statistical category — 64% possession, 16 shots to Gent's 12, and a staggering 62 dangerous attacks — yet found themselves behind at the break after Wilfried Kanga punished them with a clinical finish on the stroke of half-time, ending a sequence of three successive misses from the home side in the final five minutes of the half. The visitors' defensive resilience, reflected in their 24 tackles and three saves, kept Sint-Truiden at bay for much of the second half until Loïc Mbe Soh rose to head home the equaliser in the 69th minute, erasing Gent's lead and earning the hosts a point their territorial dominance arguably deserved. Daiki Hashioka picked up a yellow card for an argument in the 73rd minute as tempers frayed following the leveller, but neither side could find a winner despite a flurry of substitutions from Sint-Truiden. The draw does little for either club's ambitions — both sides occupying mid-table positions — though Sint-Truiden will rue the missed chances that allowed Gent to threaten a win their defensive numbers barely merited.
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