Sint-Truiden
BelgiaSint-Truiden on sijalla 15 (Belgian Pro League) 8 pisteellä 10 ottelusta (2 voittoa, 2 tasapeliä, 6 tappiota, maalit 18-21). Joukkueen Sint-Truiden viimeaikainen vire (viisi viimeistä ottelua): V V H H T.
Kauden tilastot
Tilasto
2W 2D 6L
H:1W/A:1W
Maalit
18 / 21 (-3)
H:6/A:12
Nollapelit
5
H:3/A:2
Sijoitus
1
Sivussa olevat pelaajat (2)
Viimeisimmät tulokset
vs Brann
05/11/2026UEFA Conference League
vs OH Leuven
01/11/2026Belgian Pro League
@ Club Brugge
25/10/2026Belgian Pro League
@ Midtjylland
22/10/2026UEFA Conference League
vs Lommel
18/10/2026Belgian cup
vs Saburtalo
15/10/2026UEFA Conference League
@ Mechelen
11/10/2026Belgian Pro League
vs Westerlo
20/09/2026Belgian Pro League
@ SK Beveren
12/09/2026Belgian Pro League
vs La Louvière
05/09/2026Belgian Pro League
Tulevat ottelut
vs Zulte Waregem
Belgian Pro League
08/11/2026
19:15
@ Sporting Charleroi
Belgian Pro League
21/11/2026
16:00
@ Hajduk Split
UEFA Conference League
26/11/2026
21:00
vs Genk
Belgian Pro League
29/11/2026
13:30
@ Sporting Charleroi
Belgian cup
05/12/2026
17:30
vs Ajax
UEFA Conference League
10/12/2026
21:00
@ Gent
Belgian Pro League
13/12/2026
19:15
@ Lugano
UEFA Conference League
17/12/2026
21:00
vs Kortrijk
Belgian Pro League
20/12/2026
16:00
@ Anderlecht
Belgian Pro League
27/12/2026
13:30
Sint-Truiden
Sint-Truidense VV, commonly known as Sint-Truiden or STVV, was founded in 1924 in the city of Sint-Truiden in the Belgian province of Limburg. The club competes in the Belgian First Division A and plays home matches at the Daio Wasabi Stayen Stadium, which holds around 14,600 spectators. Sint-Truiden has been a consistent presence in Belgian top-flight football, known for developing talent and often serving as a stepping stone for players moving to larger clubs. The club attracted attention when Japanese ownership took over and subsequently nurtured several Japanese players in Belgian football. Notable players have passed through the club, including those from Japan's J-League development pipeline. Sint-Truiden's yellow and black colours reflect a proud provincial football identity in the Flemish region of Belgium.