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2004–05 Belgian First Division

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102nd season of top-tier football in Belgium
Football league season
Belgian First Division
Season2004–05
ChampionsClub Brugge
RelegatedOostende
Mons
Champions LeagueClub Brugge
Anderlecht
UEFA CupGenk
Germinal Beerschot
Matches306
Goals845 (2.76 per match)
Top goalscorerNenad Jestrović
(18 goals)

The2004–05 season of theBelgian First Division began on August 6, 2004 and ended on May 23, 2005.Club Brugge became champions on May 15, 2005 after a decisive game against long-time rivalsAnderlecht. The season was full of suspense as the champions and the relegated teams were only known on the 33rd (on 34) matchday. Furthermore, the 3rd place (qualifying forUEFA Cup) had to be decided on a test-match, a fact that had not occurred recently.

Promoted teams

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Location of teams inBelgian First Division 2004–05

These teams were promoted from thesecond division at the start of the season:

Relegated teams

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These teams were relegated to the second division at the end of the season:

Battle for the 1st place

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As usual, the two giants (Sporting Anderlecht and Club Brugge) were occupying the first two places after 5 matches. Brugge was already 1st and actually stayed on top until the end. The Brussels side has indeed failed to show consistency under the management ofHugo Broos who was fired after a 0-0 draw atGent. Under new coach (Franky Vercauteren), Anderlecht had a run of good form (after the initial 0-1 defeat against Oostende). Linked to the poor results of rivals Brugge, this situation led to a 6-point difference between the two clubs after 32 matches. The Brugge-Anderlecht game (33rd matchday) was thus decisive for both clubs. It ended with a 2-2 draw that was sufficient for theWest Flemish.

Brugge title is due to its exceptional regularity against smaller teams as is shown on the following table (showing points gained by a top 4 team against the other top 4 teams) :

1. Anderlecht 6 13
2. Standard 6 8
3. Brugge 6 6
4. Genk 6 5

Battle for Europe

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As Anderlecht and Brugge rapidly ran away with the first two places, the battle for Europe was mainly consisted in the battle for UEFA Cup spots (or battle for the third place). Four teams were serious candidates:Standard,Genk,Charleroi and Gent. The latter two were soon dismissed. Before the last matchday, Standard was two points ahead of Genk but they lost their advantage after a 1-1 draw at Ostend while Genk earned a 3-1 win atCercle Brugge. As both teams now had the same number of points and wins, a test-match had to be played (in two legs). Standard won the first match 3-1 but lost the away match 0-3 and lost the European ticket for next season.

The relegation dog fight

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After their poor early results, five teams were predicted to fight against relegation:Sint-Truiden,Mouscron and especially newcomersFC Brussels and Oostende along withMons.Beveren joined the list after a very poor final run. Before the 33rd matchday, the table read:

12. Lierse 32 35
13. Sint-Truiden 32 33
14. Beveren 32 31
15. Mouscron 32 30
16. Brussels 32 30
17. Mons 32 26
18. Oostende 32 26

Lierse and Sint-Truiden were already saved. Mons and Oostende had to win or draw to maintain suspense but they finally both lost (2-0 respectively against Mouscron and atLa Louvière).

Final league table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Club Brugge(C)3424738325+5879Qualification toChampions League third qualifying round
2Anderlecht3423747534+4176Qualification toChampions League second qualifying round
3Genk3421765937+2270Qualification toUEFA Cup second qualifying round
4Standard Liège3421766430+3470
5Charleroi3419784734+1364Qualification toIntertoto Cup second round
6Gent34185114636+1059Qualification toIntertoto Cup first round
7La Louvière34128144343044
8Sporting Lokeren341111123638−244Qualification toIntertoto Cup first round
9Germinal Beerschot34126163645−942Qualification toUEFA Cup first round
10Lierse34125175760−341
11Cercle Brugge34125174574−2941
12Westerlo34116173454−2039
13Mouscron34106184043−336
14Sint-Truiden34106184058−1836
15Molenbeek Brussels Strombeek34103213260−2833
16Beveren3488184359−1632
17Oostende(R)3469193162−3127Relegation to2005–06 Belgian Second Division
18Mons(R)3475223958−1926
Source:[citation needed]
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayANDGBABEVCERCLUCHAGNKGNTLIELOKLOUBRUMONMOUOSTSTVSTAWES
Anderlecht3–05–25–22–13–04–22–05–12–02–13–02–12–00–12–13–24–0
Germinal Beerschot0–13–12–30–10–13–10–02–21–21–12–02–03–14–03–11–01–0
Beveren0–11–05–11–11–20–21–22–10–20–20–10–42–22–23–12–34–1
Cercle Brugge1–32–11–11–20–41–32–12–22–22–21–22–01–02–05–11–30–0
Club Brugge2–26–03–15–01–11–15–01–00–02–04–13–13–07–35–11–12–0
Charleroi2–11–02–15–10–12–03–21–02–12–51–21–02–01–00–00–00–1
Genk2–42–12–12–12–12–01–13–02–11–03–12–20–02–21–01–13–2
Gent0–05–01–01–20–13–10–11–03–12–13–02–11–02–12–11–11–0
Lierse1–12–01–32–00–21–11–53–22–07–05–14–10–13–10–11–13–0
Lokeren2–20–11–14–00–21–11–30–10–21–01–00–01–11–04–30–03–1
La Louvière1–11–13–02–10–20–02–00–13–20–01–04–03–12–01–00–11–2
Brussels0–12–11–32–11–61–20–11–13–21–21–12–12–12–20–10–10–1
Mons1–20–12–21–30–00–11–21–04–10–14–11–20–22–04–12–33–2
Mouscron2–00–11–06–00–10–11–20–21–31–11–12–05–11–14–00–33–0
Oostende1–30–01–10–11–21–21–31–22–30–22–11–01–01–01–01–13–3
Sint-Truiden2–21–10–10–13–22–20–20–24–02–02–12–00–03–20–04–11–0
Standard Liège1–03–03–04–01–41–21–03–04–11–01–01–32–02–05–04–12–0
Westerlo2–21–01–11–21–32–10–02–12–11–10–21–02–10–12–02–11–3
Source:[citation needed]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top goal scorers

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ScorerGoalsTeam
Serbia and MontenegroNenad Jestrović18Anderlecht
BelgiumKevin Vandenbergh17Genk
GuineaSambégou Bangoura15Standard Liège
NorwayRune Lange15Club Brugge
NigeriaMohammed Aliyu Datti14Mons
Ivory CoastAruna Dindane14Anderlecht
Ivory CoastMoussa Sanogo14Beveren
AustraliaArchie Thompson14Lierse
PolandMarcin Żewłakow14Mouscron

Attendances

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No.ClubAverage attendanceChangeHighest
1Club Brugge24,4323,0%27,734
2Anderlecht23,689-1,9%25,693
3Genk22,650-4,1%24,128
4Standard de Liège16,8820,0%27,000
5Charleroi10,71317,9%19,710
6Gent7,744-7,3%10,840
7Lierse7,4763,1%10,800
8STVV7,471-2,5%12,000
9Germinal Beerschot7,278-2,0%10,500
10Mouscron6,722-12,8%10,000
11Brussels5,869137,5%15,266
12Sporting Lokeren5,7122,5%10,500
13Westerlo5,265-0,3%8,500
14Cercle Brugge5,1561,0%12,450
15RAAL4,81612,0%9,017
16RAEC4,6651,8%9,000
17Beveren4,382-11,3%7,500
18Oostende3,951138,9%10,000

Source:[1]

See also

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References

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  1. ^https://www.european-football-statistics.co.uk/attn/archive/bel/avebel05.htm
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