Genk vs Westerlo

Genk pulled off one of the wildest turnarounds of the young Pro League season, coming back from two goals down to beat Westerlo 3-2 at home. The standout moment was a manic spell right before the break, when Genk flipped a 0-2 deficit into a 2-2 scoreline in the space of two minutes. Westerlo made the perfect start through Dylan Ourega in the 6th minute, and things got even better for the visitors when Matte Smets turned the ball into his own net in the 13th. But Genk hit back just before halftime: Rafiu Durosinmi converted a penalty in the 41st minute after a handball, and captain Bryan Heynen struck moments later in the 43rd to level things up. Substitute Aaron Bibout then completed the comeback with the winner in the 79th minute. No red cards were shown, though several players picked up bookings. The win gives Genk their first three points of the campaign after an opening-day defeat, a much-needed confidence boost. For Westerlo, it's a second straight loss despite a promising start, leaving them still searching for their first points of the season.