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Charleroi’s meetings with Union St. Gilloise give Union the stronger historical direction, although Charleroi has held level in two home fixtures. Union won 3–2 away on 5 September 2026 and 4–1 at home on 11 February 2026, while the clubs drew 0–0 on 4 February. A 1–1 draw on 14 December 2025 adds another shared league scoreline to the comparison.
Past matches, Charleroi vs Union St. Gilloise
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Eleven Pro League 1 Belgium
Starting eleven
Substitutes Charleroi
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9F
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19M
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25F
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1G
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51M
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13M
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2D
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33D
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44D
Union St. Gilloise Substitutes
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M
17
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M
14
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F
38
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F
25
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D
55
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M
28
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D
21
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G
1
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F
20
Match events
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7'Ondrej Kricfalusi Yellow Card
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9'Mardochée Nzita Yellow Card
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12'⚽Mohamed Koné Own Goal
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27'⚽Freddy Mbemba Normal Goal (Asst: Kevin Van Den Kerkhof)
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41'⚽Patrick Pflücke Normal Goal (Asst: Jakob Napoleon Romsaas)
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44'⚽Adem Zorgane Normal Goal
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45' +2Louis Patris Yellow Card
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49'⚽Kamiel Van De Perre Normal Goal (Asst: Besfort Zeneli)
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64'Antoine Colassin Freddy Mbemba
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64'Triston Rowe Amine Boukamir
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72'Darius Olaru Raul Florucz
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72'Denzel De Roeve Louis Patris
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72'Adama Bojang Patrick Pflücke
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80'Ilan Hurtevent Mateo Biondic
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80'Nikki Havenaar Besfort Zeneli
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84'Rob Schoofs Adem Zorgane
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86'Gaku Nawata Mardochée Nzita
Stats for this game
Matchup Charleroi VS Union St. Gilloise
Union St. Gilloise’s stronger results
Union St. Gilloise won 3–2 at Charleroi on 5 September 2026, following a 4–1 home Cup win on 11 February. It also beat Charleroi 3–1 at home on 18 October 2025 and 2–1 away on 11 January 2025. These results give Union the clearer direction across league and Cup settings, with both narrow and wider winning margins at home and away.
Charleroi’s two home draws
The Cup meeting at Charleroi on 4 February 2026 finished 0–0 at full time, while the league fixture there on 14 December 2025 ended 1–1. Union had won 1–0 at home on 16 August 2024 and 3–1 away on 10 December 2023, so the shared scores stand as Charleroi’s main cited responses rather than victories. The documented sequence combines Union’s repeated advantage with scoreless and scoring draws at Charleroi, showing two distinct ways the home side has interrupted the stronger historical direction. The next Charleroi–Union St. Gilloise fixture will test whether the leading historical pattern retains its weight.