“Christ Souanga broke the deadlock against the run of play, giving OH Leuven a shock lead despite Charleroi having controlled the early stages of the match.”
Pivotal“Aurélien Scheidler levelled for Charleroi just two minutes into the second half, immediately cancelling out Leuven's half-time advantage and restoring parity in a match the home side had dominated territorially.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Charleroi dominated this match in virtually every statistical category — 62% possession, 22 shots to Leuven's 11, 14 corners, and a dominance index of 70 — yet found themselves trailing at the break after Christ Souanga punished them against the run of play on 20 minutes. The home side's wastefulness in front of goal was a recurring theme, with just one big chance created from all that pressure, and Leuven's goalkeeper was kept busy with six saves to show for a disciplined defensive effort. Charleroi responded almost immediately after the restart through Scheidler, who levelled on 48 minutes to reset the contest, but despite a flurry of substitutions from both benches in the second half, neither side could find a winner. The result keeps Charleroi in mid-table purgatory, a point dropped at home against a side that had no right to leave with anything given the balance of play, while Leuven will take heart from a hard-fought draw secured largely through resilience and one clinical moment of finishing.
How entertaining was this match?
Sporting Charleroi and OH Leuven meet in a Walloon derby with both sides locked on 34 points and separated only by goal difference. With neither team able to pull clear in the second half of the season, this Tuesday night clash at Stade du Pays de Charleroi promises intensity as local pride overrides the relative comfort of mid-table safety.