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QwenAI-written editorial preview · updated 2026-09-03 21:54 UTC
St. Truiden and RAAL La Louviere look to reset at Stayen
St. Truiden return to the Daio Wasabi Stayen Stadium this Saturday for matchday 5 of the Belgian Pro League, aiming to bounce back from a challenging week. They host RAAL La Louviere in a fixture that has historically favoured the home side, with the two teams set to kick off at 20:45 CET.
St. Truiden’s recent form has been a rollercoaster, marked by a clinical 4-1 victory over Royal Antwerp followed by a difficult 3-0 defeat to Union St. Gilloise on 2 September. The team will be looking to rediscover the defensive stability they displayed earlier in the campaign to climb back up the table.
RAAL La Louviere arrive at the Stayen Stadium still hunting for their first win of the new league season. While they managed a hard-fought 2-2 draw against KV Mechelen on 29 August, they have found points difficult to come by against some of the league's established heavyweights in their opening fixtures.
Both managers are expected to field settled sides as they look for consistency early in the season. For St. Truiden, the creative influence of Ryan Merlen, who has been involved in 5 goals across his last 10 appearances, will be vital in unlocking a disciplined RAAL La Louviere defence anchored by Wagane Faye and Patrick Nkoa.
Recent meetings between these two clubs suggest a tight affair, with St. Truiden holding the edge in their previous encounters. They secured a 2-1 victory at home in August 2025 and repeated that scoreline away from home in January 2026, providing a psychological boost as they prepare for this latest clash.
With no high-impact absences reported for either squad, both teams should be at full strength for the weekend. The expected St. Truiden XI features Leo Kokubo in goal behind a back four of Taiga Hata, Visar Musliu, Shogo Taniguchi, and Robert-Jan Vanwesemael, while RAAL La Louviere are expected to lead their attack with the trio of Mustapha Isah, Elias Filet, and Zsombor Gruber.
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