“Dennis Dargahi steps up and converts the penalty with a right-footed finish, breaking the deadlock.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Standard Liège controlled proceedings from early on, dominating possession 56-44 and racking up 20 shots to Antwerp's 14, but their profligacy in front of goal - five big chances missed - meant the game stayed level until the final half hour. Dennis Dargahi's cool finish from the penalty spot in the 77th minute, awarded after Yuto Tsunashima fouled Adnane Abid in the box, proved the difference in a match where Standard's territorial dominance (83 dangerous attacks to 43) never quite translated into an earlier breakthrough. Antwerp offered little in attack despite 14 fouls suggesting a physical approach to disrupt the hosts, and their goalkeeper's six saves kept the scoreline respectable until the penalty. For Standard Liège, sitting mid-table, this is a much-needed three points to build momentum, while Antwerp's toothless attack - just two big chances created - will raise concerns as they continue to underperform relative to their position in the table.
How entertaining was this match?
Standard Liège ride a two-game winning streak into this Sclessin derby, looking to make it three straight against an Antwerp side still reeling from a shock 4-1 home defeat to STVV. With both clubs mid-table and hungry for momentum, this Pro League clash promises intensity and plenty at stake in the race up the table.