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Gent and Standard Liege meet with Gent holding the stronger historical balance, though the pairing has produced results in both directions. Gent won 4–0 on 25 October 2025 and 4–0 on 23 January 2026, while Standard Liege had taken a 4–2 victory on 2 March 2024. Those scorelines show Gent’s broader advantage alongside a counterexample that keeps the comparison meaningful.
Past matches, Gent vs Standard Liege
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Gent
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45F
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37M
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3D
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30G
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59F
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14F
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22M
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75F
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39D
Standard Liege Substitutes
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D
29
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F
17
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F
77
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G
21
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F
9
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M
23
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M
80
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M
19
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M
7
Match events
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27'Maksim Paskotsi Mouhamed El Bachir Ngom
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31'⚽Josue Vergara Normal Goal
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45' +3⚽Casper Nielsen Normal Goal (Asst: Dennis Dargahi)
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71'Hyllarion Goore Matties Volckaert
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71'Leonardo Da Silva Lopes Mathias Delorge
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71'Bruny Nsimba Dennis Dargahi
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76'Siebe Van Der Heyden Yellow Card
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83'⚽Christian Burgess Normal Goal (Asst: Tibe De Vlieger)
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87'Bernard Nguene Alexis Trouillet
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87'Tobias Mohr Marlon Fossey
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90' +1Ibrahima Cisse Josue Vergara
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90' +1Abdoul Ayinde Momodou Sonko
Stats for this game
Matchup Gent VS Standard Liege
Gent’s clear direction
Gent’s stronger standing is reinforced by the 5–0 Jupiler Pro League win on 10 November 2024. The two 4–0 victories from 2025 and 2026 point in the same direction, but Standard Liege’s 4–2 success remains an important counterweight. The result pattern supports a clear Gent advantage without turning every fixture into a foregone conclusion. Standard Liege’s role in the comparison is defined by the possibility of interruption. That distinction keeps the hierarchy clear.
Standard Liege’s counterpoint
Future meetings can ask whether Gent will turn their broader standing into another decisive result or whether Standard Liege can produce a further reversal. The matchup has a strong historical lean, but its record is not entirely one-way: wide Gent wins and a Standard Liege response both belong to the picture. That contrast gives this Jupiler Pro League fixture a durable question, with Gent seeking to preserve the established direction and Standard Liege trying to disrupt it again.