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“Ryotaro Araki gives Sint-Truiden an early lead with a composed finish from inside the box after Antwerp gave away possession cheaply.”
Pivotal“Snayder Porozo heads home from a corner just after coming on at half time, levelling the match for Antwerp.”
Pivotal“Samed Bazdar restores Sint-Truiden's lead shortly after coming off the bench, striking to make it 1-2.”
Pivotal“Kaito Matsuzawa scores almost immediately after being introduced, extending Sint-Truiden's lead to 1-3 and effectively ending the contest.”
Pivotal“Samed Bazdar completes his brace on a fast break in stoppage time, sealing a commanding 4-1 win for Sint-Truiden.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Antwerp controlled the game by every underlying metric - 58% possession, 443 passes at 84% accuracy, and 67 dangerous attacks to Sint-Truiden's 34 - yet it was the visitors who made their limited chances count. Ryotaro Araki's early strike set the tone, and although Snayder Porozo's header pulled Antwerp level after the break, Sint-Truiden's clinical edge told: six big chances created compared to Antwerp's zero proved decisive. Substitute Samed Bazdar was the difference-maker, scoring twice either side of Kaito Matsuzawa's strike as Sint-Truiden ran riot in a devastating 18-minute spell between the 73rd and 90th minutes. For Antwerp, this will sting given their territorial dominance and 6-1 corner advantage, while Sint-Truiden's efficiency in front of goal - just 7 shots on target from 19 attempts turned into four goals - will delight their manager heading into the title conversation.
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