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2014–15 R.S.C. Anderlecht season

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Anderlecht 2014–15 football season
Anderlecht
2014–15 season
ChairmanRoger Vanden Stock
ManagerBesnik Hasi
GroundConstant Vanden Stock Stadium
Belgian Pro League3rd
Belgian CupRunners-up
Belgian Super CupWinners
UEFA Champions LeagueGroup stage
UEFA Europa LeagueRound of 32
Top goalscorerLeague:Aleksandar Mitrović (20)
All:Aleksandar Mitrović (28)
Highest home attendance26,300 vsClub Brugge, Belgian Pro League, 21 January 2015
Lowest home attendance7,000 vsZulte-Waregem, Belgian Cup, 10 May 2015

The2014–15 season is a season played byAnderlecht, a Belgian football club based inAnderlecht,Brussels. The season covers the period from 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015. Anderlecht will be participating in theBelgian Pro League,Belgian Cup,Belgian Super Cup and theUEFA Champions League.

Review

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Background

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Pre-season

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It was announced thatAnderlecht would play six matches in preparation for the 2014-15 season, with games againstRoyal Knokke,Oudenaarde,Mons,Dynamo Kyiv,RFC Liège andDeinze with the pre-season matches starting from 28 June 2014 and ending on 22 July 2014.[1]

Anderlecht kicked off their pre-season campaign with a 1-4 victory away toRoyal Knokke on 28 June atStadion Olivier.[2] The club followed that with a 0-2 win atOudenaarde, with goals coming fromYouri Tielemans andFrank Acheampong.[3] Anderlecht then drew 0-0 withMons in match remembered less so for the result but more so for the return ofMatías Suárez who had been out injured since October 2013 due to a serious knee injury he suffered in training at that time.[4] On 11 July, Anderlecht facedDynamo Kyiv in Austria. A match they won 2-1 thanks to a brace fromFrank Acheampong.[5]

On the following Wednesday, Anderlecht won their penultimate pre-season fixture when they beatRFC Liège 0-2 at theStade du Pairay, with goals coming fromAleksandar Mitrović andSamuel Armenteros.[6] Anderlecht won their sixth and final friendly match on July 22, beatingDeinze 0-1 at theBurgemeester Van de Wiele Stadion thanks to a goal fromNathan Kabasele.[7] Which meant the club ended pre-season unbeaten, winning five and drawing just one.

Transfers

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Anderlecht's first summer signing was BrazilianWigor Alan do Nascimento who was signed from Brazilian clubCapivariano after a successful trial.[8] The club also signed goalkeeperMulopo Kudimbana on a permanent contract in June, with the Congolese international joining fromOostende.[9]Samuel Armenteros,Michaël Heylen,Mehdi Tarfi andFede Vico all returned from their loan spells atFeyenoord,Kortrijk,Zulte Waregem andOostende respectively whileDemy de Zeeuw left in the opposite direction following the completion of his loan spell fromSpartak Moscow.

Numerous outgoings were completed also.Fernando Canesin completed a permanent transfer toOostende,[10]Nabil Jaadi left the club to join ItalianSerie A sideUdinese[11] whileJordan Lukaku joinedOostende permanently after a successful loan spell.[12] Four other players also completed permanent moves away from the club,Massimo Bruno toRed Bull Salzburg,[13]Cheikhou Kouyaté toWest Ham United,[14]David Pollet toGent[15] andDalibor Veselinović toMechelen.[16]Elis Koulibaly andYouri Lapage were loaned toEendracht Aalst,[17] theBelgian Second Division side also claimed to have signedJonathan Kindermans on loan but Anderlecht later confirmed Kindermans was to joinEerste Divisie sideTelstar on loan.[17][18]

Guillaume Gillet also left the club on loan, he joined FrenchLigue 1 sideBastia on a season-long loan deal on 10 July.[19]

July

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On 20 July, Anderlecht played their first competitive fixture of the season in the2014 Belgian Super Cup againstLokeren, a match they won 2-1 at their home ground ofConstant Vanden Stock Stadium.Aleksandar Mitrović gave Anderlecht the early lead on twenty-nine minutes after a byline pass fromCyriac. Lokeren equalised on seventy-three minutes thanks to a looping header from Tunisian strikerHamdi Harbaoui. As the match was heading for extra time Anderlecht found a ninety first-minute winner,Andy Najar put in a cross which was met by Lokeren'sDenis Odoi who put the ball into his own net for an own goal. That won Anderlecht their twelfthBelgian Super Cup triumph.[20]

Match details

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League positions are sourced by Statto,[21] while the remaining information is referenced individually.

Belgian Pro League

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Main article:2014–15 Belgian Pro League

Regular season

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League table
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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Club Brugge30171036928+4161Qualification for theChampionship play-offs
2Gent3016955229+2357
3Anderlecht3016955130+2157
4Standard Liège3016594939+1053
5Kortrijk30163115435+1951
Source:Belgian Pro League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) number of matches won; if teams are still tied a play-off is organised.
Matches
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DateLeague
position		OpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRef
27 July 20142ndMouscron-PéruwelzHW3–1Acheampong 15',Mitrović 75',Suárez 80'20,000[22]
1 August 20141stKV OostendeAW2–0Mitrović 58', Suárez 90+3'7,000[23]
10 August 20141stSporting CharleroiHW1–0Mitrović 45'21,000[24]
17 August 20141stWesterloAD2–2Cyriac 50',Tielemans 67'pen.8,000[25]
24 August 20141stWaasland-BeverenHW1–0Kabasele 55'20,500[26]
31 August 20141stClub BruggeAD2–2Defour 7', Mitrović 16'29,042[27]
13 September 20141stLierseAD2–2Acheampong 50', Cyriac 83'8,200[28]
20 September 20141stCercle BruggeHW3–2Mitrović 6', Suárez 45',Najar 76'23,000[29]
27 September 20141stZulte-WaregemAW2–0Suárez 42', Najar 67'8,500[30]
5 October 20141stGenkHD0–020,000[31]
18 October 20141stMechelenAD1–1Defour 62'13,400[32]
26 October 20141stStandard LiègeHL0–221,000[33]
29 October 20141stKortrijkAW3–2Defour 10'pen., Mitrović 60',Kljestan 85'9,399[34]
1 November 20141stLokerenHD1–1Cyriac 90+1'25,361[35]
9 November 20141stGentAW2–0Mitrović 42',Conté 79'19,999[36]
22 November 20142ndSporting CharleroiAL1–3Mitrović 17'11,420[37]
30 November 20142ndClub BruggeHD2–2Praet 33',Deschacht 55'21,500[38]
6 December 20143rdMouscron-PéruwelzAL2–4Mbemba 45', Cyriac 81'8,990[39]
13 December 20142ndKV OostendeHW3–0Praet (2) 20', 61', Mitrović 23'21,000[40]
20 December 20142ndWaasland-BeverenAW2–0Defour 29'pen., Praet 90+3'7,957[41]
26 December 20142ndWesterloHW4–0Mitrović 15', Conté 24, Praet 81',Colin 90+1'20,521[42]
18 January 20152ndLierseHW3–0Tielemans 23'pen.,Dendoncker 45+2',Álvarez 80'21,000[43]
25 January 20152ndStandard LiègeAL0–227,700[44]
1 February 20152ndZulte-WaregemHD0–019,000[45]
8 February 20152ndCercle BruggeAW2–0Vanden Borre 40', Defour 85'13,143[46]
15 February 20152ndMechelenHD1–1Mitrović 78'21,000[47]
22 February 20152ndGenkAW1–0Defour 51'22,075[48]
1 March 20152ndKortrijkHW2–0Mitrović 40', Dendoncker 85'21,000[49]
7 March 20152ndLokerenAW2–1Tielemans 45+3'pen., Mitrović 87'10,250[50]
15 March 20153rdGentHL1–2Mitrović 15'21,000[51]

Championship playoff

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Playoff table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Gent(C)106221811+749Qualification for theChampions League group stage
2Club Brugge105141616047Qualification for theChampions League third qualifying round
3Anderlecht105231813+546Qualification for theEuropa League group stage[a]
4Standard Liège104151413+140Qualification for theEuropa League third qualifying round
5Charleroi103251315−236Qualification for theTestmatches to Europa League[b]
6Kortrijk102261122−1134
Source:soccerway.com
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) points after deduction of (possible) half points added due to rounding; 3) number of wins; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored; 6) number of away goals scored; 7) number of away wins.[52]
(C) Champions
Notes:
  1. ^Since winners of the2014–15 Belgian Cup,Club Brugge, qualified for the Champions League based on league position, the spot awarded to the Cup winner (Europa League group stage) was passed to the third-placed team and the other spots were adjusted accordingly.
  2. ^The team finishing in fifth place,Charleroi, will play thetestmatches against the winner of theBelgian Europa League playoff final, for a spot in theEuropa League second qualifying round.

Matches

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DateLeague
position		OpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRef
6 April 20153rdSporting CharleroiHW1–0Mitrović 63'21,000[53]
12 April 20153rdStandard LiègeAL1–3Tielemans 71'24,062[54]
19 April 20153rdClub BruggeAL1–2Mitrović 26'29,000[55]
25 April 20153rdKortrijkHW5–1Deschacht (2) 17', 24', Tielemans 43', Mitrović 51', Najar 62'21,000[56]
30 April 20153rdGentAL1–2Tielemans 58'19,999[57]
3 May 20153rdSporting CharleroiAW1–0Najar 21'14,662[58]
10 May 20152ndClub BruggeHW3–1Najar 1', Mitrović 54', Praet 89'26,300[59]
17 May 20152ndStandard LiègeHD1–1Najar 10'21,000[60]
21 May 20153rdKortrijkAD2–2Praet 49', Mitrović 53'9,283[61]
24 May 20153rdGentHW2–1Deschacht 21', Mitrović 51'21,000[62]

Belgian Super Cup

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Main article:2014 Belgian Super Cup
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRef
Final20 July 2014LokerenHW2–1Mitrović 29',Odoi 90+1'o.g.13,733[63]

Belgian Cup

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Main article:2014–15 Belgian Cup
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRef
Sixth round24 September 2014Patro EisdenAW5–3 (a.e.t.)Kabasele (2) 5'pen., 20'pen., Mitrović (2) 39', 109', Conté 120+1'3,100[64]
Seventh round3 December 2014Racing MechelenHW4–1Cyriac 15', Kabasele (2) 23', 82', Tielemans 35'9,000[65]
QF first leg17 December 2014Zulte-WaregemAW3–0Acheampong 72', Praet 74', Kljestan 86'4,520[66]
QF second leg21 January 2015Zulte-WaregemHW4–2Kljestan (2) 25', 44', Cyriac 40',Leya 68'7,000[67]
SF first leg4 February 2015GentAW2–0Najar 33', Vanden Borre 56'14,473[68]
SF first leg12 February 2015GentHW3–0Defour 11', Mitrović 14', Tielemans 57'pen.9,113[69]
Final22 March 2015Club BruggeNL1–2Mitrović 89'45,000[70]

UEFA Champions League

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualificationDORARSANDGAL
1GermanyBorussia Dortmund6411144+1013Advance toknockout phase—2–01–14–1
2EnglandArsenal6411158+7132–0—3–34–1
3BelgiumAnderlecht6132810−26Transfer toEuropa League0–31–2—2–0
4TurkeyGalatasaray6015419−1510–41–41–1—
Source:UEFA
Rules for classification:Group stage tiebreakers
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRef
Group16 September 2014GalatasarayAD1–1Praet 52'28,553[71]
Group1 October 2014Borussia DortmundHL0–318,649[72]
Group22 October 2014ArsenalHL1–2Najar 71'19,881[73]
Group4 November 2014ArsenalAD3–3Vanden Borre (2) 61', 73'pen., Mitrović 90'59,872[74]
Group26 November 2014GalatasarayHW2–0Mbemba (2) 44', 86'19,857[75]
Group9 December 2014Borussia DortmundAD1–1Mitrović 84'65,851[76]

UEFA Europa League

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Main article:2014–15 UEFA Europa League
RoundDateOpponentsVenueResultScore
F–A		ScorersAttendanceRef
Round of 3219 February 2015Dynamo MoscowHD0–017,317[77]
Round of 3226 February 2015Dynamo MoscowAL1–3Mitrović 28'12,316[78]

Appearances and goals

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Source:[79]
Numbers in parentheses denote appearances assubstitute.
Players with names struck through and marked † left the club during the playing season.
Players with namesin italics and marked * were on loan from another club for the whole of their season with Anderlecht.
Players listed with no appearances have been in the matchday squad but only as unused substitutes.
Key to positions: GK –Goalkeeper; DF –Defender; MF –Midfielder; FW –Forward
No.Pos.Nat.NameLeagueBelgian CupSuper CupUEFA CLUEFA ELTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsA yellow rectangle, denoting the yellow penalty card shown to a player being cautionedA red rectangle, denoting the red penalty card shown to a player being sent off
1GKBELSilvio Proto3604000502047010
2DFCODFabrice N'Sakala2305010102032060
3DFBELOlivier Deschacht4047010602056470
7MFHONAndy Najar34 (1)64 (1)10 (1)0511 (1)044 (4)870
8MFSRBLuka Milivojević †30001000004000
8MFGUIIdrissa Sylla00000000000000
9FWARGMatías Suárez6 (7)40 (1)00 (1)01 (2)0007 (11)420
10MFBELDennis Praet28 (1)72110610037 (1)920
11MFGERMarko Marin *5 (1)0200000007 (1)000
12DFFRAMaxime Colin12 (5)16000000 (1)018 (6)140
13GKBELThomas Kaminski †20001000003000
13DFPORRolando *5 (1)01 (1)00000208 (2)001
14DFNEDBram Nuytinck9 (2)00 (1)010200012 (3)020
15FWCIVGohi Bi Cyriac9 (20)43 (3)2102 (3)00 (1)015 (27)620
16MFBELSteven Defour2964100402039791
17FWCOLOswal Álvarez2 (3)10 (1)00000002 (4)100
18FWGHAFrank Acheampong22 (13)23 (1)1105 (1)02033 (15)350
19MFUSASacha Kljestan †5 (8)13 (1)3002 (2)00010 (11)430
20MFGUIIbrahima Conté14 (10)22 (3)100601023 (13)330
22DFCODChancel Mbemba2812010620037361
24DFBELMichaël Heylen12 (2)040000 (1)00016 (3)010
26GKCODMulopo Kudimbana00000000000000
29MFESPFede Vico00000000000000
31MFBELYouri Tielemans34 (5)63 (1)2105 (1)02046 (6)840
32MFBELLeander Dendoncker17 (9)260001 (3)02026 (12)221
33GKBELDavy Roef20300010006000
34MFBELSamuel Bastien0 (1)00 (1)00000000 (2)000
35FWBELAaron Leya Iseka1 (8)00 (4)100000 (2)01 (14)120
37DFBELHervé Matthys000 (1)00000000 (1)000
38FWBELAndy Kawaya0 (7)020000 (2)0002 (9)000
39DFBELAnthony Vanden Borre20131004220294110
40MFBRAWigor * †00000000000000
40DFBELNathan de Medina00000000000000
41MFBELMehdi Tarfi00000000000000
42FWBELNathan Kabasele5 (7)12 (1)40 (1)00 (1)00 (1)07 (11)500
45FWSRBAleksandar Mitrović36 (1)2064114 (1)22149 (2)28110

Club

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Coaching staff

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PositionStaff
ManagerAlbaniaKosovoBesnik Hasi
Assistant managerBelgiumGeert Emmerechts
Team managerBelgiumGunter Van Handenhoven
Goalkeeping coachNetherlandsMax de Jong
Club doctorsBelgiumGeert Declercq
Peter Wieme
Physical trainerBelgiumJurgen Seegers

Last updated: 14 July 2014
Source:R.S.C. Anderlecht Staff

Other information

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ChairmanBelgiumRoger Vanden Stock
Ground(capacity and dimensions)Constant Vanden Stock Stadium(28,063 / 105 x 68 metres)

Updated to match played 14 July 2014
Source: R.S.C. Anderlecht Stadium History

Transfers

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Transfers in

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#Position:PlayerTransferred fromFeeDateSource
26GKDemocratic Republic of the CongoMulopo KudimbanaBelgiumOostendeUndisclosedJune 2014[9]
40MFBrazilWigorBrazilCapivarianoUndisclosed20 June 2014[8]

Loans in

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#PositionPlayerLoaned fromDateLoan expiresTeamSource

Total spending:Decrease Undisclosed

Transfers out

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#PositionPlayerTransferred toFeeDateSource
34MFMoroccoNabil JaadiItalyUdineseUndisclosed10 May 2014[11]
37DFBelgiumJordan LukakuBelgiumOostendeUndisclosed25 May 2014[12]
FWSerbiaDalibor VeselinovićBelgiumMechelenUndisclosed7 June 2014[16]
17MFBelgiumMassimo BrunoAustriaRed Bull SalzburgUndisclosed12 June 2014[13]
55MFBrazilFernando CanesinBelgiumOostendeUndisclosed16 June 2014[10]
16MFSenegalCheikhou KouyatéEnglandWest Ham UnitedUndisclosed18 June 2014[14]
11FWBelgiumDavid PolletBelgiumGentUndisclosed30 June 2014[15]
36FWBelgium David HenenEnglandEverton F.C.Undisclosed (~£1.5)2 August 2014[80]

Loans out

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#PositionPlayerLoaned toDateLoan expiresSource
FWBurkina FasoElis KoulibalyBelgiumEendracht Aalst22 May 2014End of season[17]
FWBelgiumYouri LapageBelgiumEendracht Aalst22 May 2014End of season[17]
FWBelgiumJonathan KindermansNetherlandsTelstar26 June 2014End of season[18]
30DFBelgiumGuillaume GilletFranceBastia10 July 2014End of season[19]

Total income:Increase Undisclosed

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