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Online Watch Cercle Brugge vs Standard de Liege Live Stream Cercle Brugge vs Standard de Liege Belgian Jupiler League Youtube video Soccer A sold out Jules Ottenstadion will see its second big game in a week as the champions Standard Liege travel to Gent to face their title-winning coach Michel Preud’homme.

Both sides go into this game on the back of important league wins before the international break, Gent in Charleroi, and Standard in the table-topping clash against Club Brugge.

Gent will be looking to consolidate their place in the top six, whilst Les Rouches in third spot aim to keep up the pressure on Anderlecht and Club Brugge.

The major doubts for the Buffaloes are left-back Kenny Thompson, attacker Stijn de Smet and Adekambi Olufade. Christophe Lepoint is fit.

Though Standard have been somewhat decimated through injury, coach, Boloni Laszlo will not risk star striker Igor De Camargo, who was unable to turn out for Belgium due to a persistent toe problem. Though central defender Mohamed Sarr also misses out, Wilfried Dalmat faces a late fitness test to determine his participation. 

The man to watch will be Milan Jovanovic, the league’s top scorer with nine goals. His whose crucial brace put Club Brugge to the sword in Sclessin in Round 14.

Prediction: Gent looked good against Charleroi, with runners from midfield and movement among the strikers, but the reigning title holders should have too much for the home side. 1-2

Anderlecht v Roeselare

This match brings together the top and bottom sides in the league, with Paars-Wit looking to make sure they don’t relinquish first place.

Les Mauves recorded a routine 2-0 win in Genk and sit two points clear of Brugge and seven ahead of Standard.

Although 22 points separate these two teams, Roeselare will go in to the game with some confidence from their surprising 2-0 win against in-form Zulte Waregem.

RSCA again have doubts over the fitness of Hungarian centre-back Juhasz Roland, who was the victim of a hard tackle in training from Arnold Kruiswijk, but star player Mbark Boussoufa managed to shake off a knock to his knee.

All eyes will be on Romelu Lukaku after his non-call up to the national side. Don’t bet against a goal from the young sensation.

For Roeselare, Samir El Gaaouiri and Arne Vanneste are doubts  but should play. Damir Mirvic has returned from international duty fully fit.

Prediction: Roeselare to give a spirited account of themselves, but RSCA to coast home in the end. 3-0

Westerlo v Lokeren

Twelfth placed Westerlo will be looking to channel their last-minute heartbreak against Cercle Brugge into three points at home to fellow strugglers Lokeren, whose scoreless draw with Kortrijk was most certainly not one for the footballing purist. 

The away side are sitting second bottom, just two points off the basement and need to improve on their away record this season, which has seen them win just one from six, with five defeats.

Westerlo will be thankful that their loanee from Anderlecht, Oleksandr Yakovenko, has recovered from a hamstring injury and will line up alongside Adnan Mravac, who was in the Bosnian squad for the World Cup play-offs. Rachid Farssi is doubtful with a groin strain.

Lokeren have concerns over Tiko and Mario Carevic, who are in light training, but goalkeeper Copa should take his place in goal. Dieter Dekelver is the top scorer from either side with five goals this term and he’s the man to watch.

Prediction: The creative presence of Yakovenko allied to Lokeren’s miserable away record leads me to predict a home win. 2-0.