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|colspan="2" align=center style="font-size:1.5em"| '''Season 68'''
|colspan="2" align=center style="font-size:1.5em"| '''Season 69'''
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|colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"|<small>Red Star Brussels during season 68
|colspan="2" style="text-align: center;"|<small>Red Star Brussels during season 69


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|'''End Ranking'''|| 1 953
|'''End Ranking'''|| 1 953
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|'''Topscorer'''|| {{Flagicon|BEL}} [[Tim Grauls]]  (11)
|'''Topscorer'''|| {{Flagicon|Tbd}} [[tbd]]  (0)
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|'''Trainer'''|| {{Flagicon|GER}} [[Tobias Descher]]
|'''Trainer'''|| {{Flagicon|GER}} [[Tobias Descher]]
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|'''Kits'''||colspan="2" align=left|Home[[Image:RSB68_homesmall.png]]Away[[Image:RSB68_awaysmall.png]]
|'''Kits'''||colspan="2" align=left|Home[[Image:RSB69_homesmall.png]]Away[[Image:RSB69_awaysmall.png]]
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|'''Prev/Next'''||''[[Red_Star_Brussels/Season_67|Season 67]]''    ''[[Red_Star_Brussels/Season_69|Season 69]]''
|'''Prev/Next'''||''[[Red_Star_Brussels/Season_65|Season 65]]''    ''[[Red_Star_Brussels/Season_70|Season 70]]''
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Belgian Season 55, or Global Season 68, was the twenty-seventh full season in which [[Red Star Brussels]] participated, and the sixth after the new start of the team. They played in League V.176.
Belgian Season 56, or Global Season 69, was the twenty-eighth full season in which [[Red Star Brussels]] participated, and the seventh after the new start of the team. They played in League V.176.


== Season Synopsis ==
== Season Synopsis ==
[[Image:RSB68homeawaylarge.png|thumb|upright| Home and Away shirts used in Season 68, based on the FC Sankt Pauli shirts.]]
[[Image:RSB68homeawaylarge.png|thumb|upright| Home and Away shirts used in Season 69, based on the RWDM shirts.]]
=== Stadium ===
=== Stadium ===
The [[Red Star Brussels]] stadium, the Leon Trotski Arena, was not enlarged, and continued to hold 53.500 places.
The [[Red Star Brussels]] stadium, the Leon Trotski Arena, was not enlarged, and continued to hold 53.500 places.


=== Change of shirts ===
=== Change of shirts ===
[[Red Star Brussels]] continued with the third of a six-season series of special edition shirts that commemorate shirts worn by the favourite teams of manager [[User:Lunacharsky|Lunacharsky]], each in a setting referring to a special period in those teams' history. In season 68, they used the shirts FC Sankt Pauli used in the season 2010-11; the year they last played in the Bundesliga.
[[Red Star Brussels]] continued with the fourth of a six-season series of special edition shirts that commemorate shirts worn by the favourite teams of manager [[User:Lunacharsky|Lunacharsky]], each in a setting referring to a special period in those teams' history. In season 69, they used the shirts RWDM used in the season 1974-75; the year they won their only title in the Belgian first division.


=== Season Summary ===
=== Season Summary ===
The ambition of the team was to remain in fifth division, preferably without having to play a qualification game. The team however quickly fell back again to the fifth and sixth place that would have them play another playoff to remain in fifth division.  
The ambition of the team was to remain in fifth division, preferably without having to play a qualification game.  


In the Belgium Cup, no specific ambitions were formulated. The team reached the second round in the Cup, where they were eliminated by [[depal boys]]. They continued to the fourth round of the Ruby Cup.
In the Belgium Cup, .


=== Homegrown team ===
=== Homegrown team ===
During the previous season, the team officially adopted the homegrown team strategy: in the future, all players in the team will come from our own youth accommodation. The first bulk of the team, [[forward|forwards]] finished training beginning this season: [[Tim Grauls]], [[Frederick Eeckman]] and [[Divock Origi]] will be the future attackers of the team. Afterwards, the team trained [[set pieces]] for two weeks, and then switched to [[passing]] to train the attackers and the bulk of midfielders.
During the previous season, the team officially adopted the homegrown team strategy: in the future, all players in the team will come from our own youth accommodation. The first bulk of the team, [[forward|forwards]] finished training beginning this season: [[Tim Grauls]], [[Frederick Eeckman]] and [[Divock Origi]] will be the future attackers of the team. Their training in passing finished after three matchdays in the new season. Afterwards, the team trained [[set pieces]] for two weeks, and then switched to [[playmaking]] to train the future midfielders and wingers: [[Axel Clauwaert]], [[Vic Clauwaerts]], [[Pierre Jonckheere]], [[Gandert Timmermans]], [[Pierre-Henri Coupry]] and [[Chris Gilbert]].  


== Season Statistics ==
== Season Statistics ==
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|- align=center bgcolor=#ccffcc
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|align=left| [[Racing Vottem 2012]] || 14 || 13 || 0 || 1 || 54 || 16 || 38 || 39
|align=left| [[Racing Vottem 2012]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


|- align=center bgcolor=white
|- align=center bgcolor=white
|align=left| [[RUSAS Gembloux]] || 14 || 11 || 1 || 2 || 54 || 16 || 39 || 34
|align=left| [[RUSAS Gembloux]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


|- align=center bgcolor=white
|- align=center bgcolor=white
|align=left| [[FC de leute]] || 14 || 10 || 1 || 3 || 56 || 24 || 32 || 31
|align=left| [[FC de leute]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


|- align=center bgcolor=white
|- align=center bgcolor=white
|align=left| [[depal boys]] || 14 || 6 || 2 || 6 || 32 || 27 || 5 || 20
|align=left| [[depal boys]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


|- align=center bgcolor=FFCC66
|- align=center bgcolor=FFCC66
|align=left| [[FC HEINTJES]] || 14 || 5 || 2 || 7 || 36 || 43 || -7 || 17
|align=left| [[FC HEINTJES]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


|- align=center bgcolor=FFCC66
|- align=center bgcolor=FFCC66
|align=left| '''[[SVV Red Star Brussels]]''' || '''14 || '''5 || '''0 || '''9 || '''34 || '''47 || '''-13 || '''15
|align=left| '''[[SVV Red Star Brussels]]''' || '''0 || '''0 || '''0 || '''0 || '''0 || '''0 || '''0 || '''0


|- align=center bgcolor=FFC1C1
|- align=center bgcolor=FFC1C1
|align=left| [[1ière Charleroi]] || 14 || 2 || 1 || 11 || 21 || 59 || -38 || 7
|align=left| [[1ière Charleroi]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


|- align=center bgcolor=FFC1C1
|- align=center bgcolor=FFC1C1
|align=left| [[kv. Dudzele]] || 14 || 0 || 1 || 13 || 22 || 78 || -56 || 1
|align=left| [[kv. Dudzele]] || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0 || 0


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Revision as of 17:42, 30 July 2018

Season 69
Red Star Brussels during season 69
Team Name SVV Red Star Brussels
Competition V.176 Belgium
Finished 6th
Belgian Cup 2nd round
Ruby Cup 2nd round
End Ranking 1 953
Topscorer Template:Country data Tbd tbd (0)
Trainer Germany Tobias Descher
Kits HomeAway
Prev/Next Season 65 Season 70

Belgian Season 56, or Global Season 69, was the twenty-eighth full season in which Red Star Brussels participated, and the seventh after the new start of the team. They played in League V.176.

Season Synopsis

Home and Away shirts used in Season 69, based on the RWDM shirts.

Stadium

The Red Star Brussels stadium, the Leon Trotski Arena, was not enlarged, and continued to hold 53.500 places.

Change of shirts

Red Star Brussels continued with the fourth of a six-season series of special edition shirts that commemorate shirts worn by the favourite teams of manager Lunacharsky, each in a setting referring to a special period in those teams' history. In season 69, they used the shirts RWDM used in the season 1974-75; the year they won their only title in the Belgian first division.

Season Summary

The ambition of the team was to remain in fifth division, preferably without having to play a qualification game.

In the Belgium Cup, .

Homegrown team

During the previous season, the team officially adopted the homegrown team strategy: in the future, all players in the team will come from our own youth accommodation. The first bulk of the team, forwards finished training beginning this season: Tim Grauls, Frederick Eeckman and Divock Origi will be the future attackers of the team. Their training in passing finished after three matchdays in the new season. Afterwards, the team trained set pieces for two weeks, and then switched to playmaking to train the future midfielders and wingers: Axel Clauwaert, Vic Clauwaerts, Pierre Jonckheere, Gandert Timmermans, Pierre-Henri Coupry and Chris Gilbert.

Season Statistics

Final Group Table

Team Played W D L GF GA GD Pts
Racing Vottem 2012 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
RUSAS Gembloux 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FC de leute 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
depal boys 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
FC HEINTJES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SVV Red Star Brussels 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1ière Charleroi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
kv. Dudzele 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

RSB Top 5 Scorers (Official Games)

Nr Player Goals
1 Belgium Tim Grauls 11
2 Belgium Joske Oyaert 9
3 Belgium Frederick Eeckman 5
4 Belgium Jakob Bauduin 5
5 Belgium Divock Origi 3

Man of the Match (official Games)

Nr Player Times
1 Belgium Tim Grauls 10
2 Belgium Joske Oyaert 8
3 Slovakia Bohumír Kyselý 1
4 Belgium Lennart Witvrouwen 1

Cups

Belgian Cup

Season 67 was the eighteenth season Red Star Brussels played in the Belgium cup. The team didn't have specific ambitions this season.

Type Round Ground Other Team Score
1 Away ZVC Staalhard 0 - 3
2 Away K.V.Kortrijk (19) 3 - 1
1 Away Les " tièsses di bwès" 3 - 5
2 Away Eilaelos 1 - 2
3 Away Forza LeFox 7 - 1

Records

Note: only official matches are considered.

Record Date Name Competition Result
Biggest Home Win 03-06-2018 SVV Red Star Brussels - FC HEINTJES V.176 6 - 1
Biggest Away Win 24-06-2018 kv. Dudzele - Red Star Brussels Cup 2 - 6
Biggest Home Loss 20-05-2018 SVV Red Star Brussels - RUSAS Gembloux V.176 0 - 7
Biggest Away Loss 09-05-2018 Forza LeFox - Red Star Brussels Cup 7 - 1
Most goals in a match (by RSB) 03-06-2018 SVV Red Star Brussels - FC HEINTJES V.176 6 - 1
Most goals in a match (total) 09-05-2018 Forza LeFox - Red Star Brussels Cup 7 - 1
Largest home attendance 15-04-2018 SVV Red Star Brussels - 1ière Charleroi V.176 36 066
Lowest home attendance 22-07-2018 SVV Red Star Brussels - FC paniek P/O 23 439
Largest transfer in tbd Belgium Janick Vermeersch N/A 700 000€
Largest transfer out 30-05-2018 Thailand Pooriwat Mahadumrongkul N/A 1 785 000€

Squad

Trainer: Germany Tobias Descher

No. Position Player
1 Italy GK Erik Zebedeo
2 Italy CD Gariel Mastrodonato
3 Slovakia CD Bohumír Kyselý
4 Belgium W Chris Gilbert
5 Belgium CM Janick Vermeersch
6 Belgium CM Rodolphe Claes
7 Belgium CM Jakob Bauduin
8 Belgium CM Jean-Philippe Brughmans
9 Belgium FW Joske Oyaert
10 Belgium FW Tim Grauls
11 Belgium FW Frederick Eeckman
No. Position Player
12 Belgium GK Janklaas Vanhoutteghem
13 Belgium CD Herbert Van Dam
14 Iran CD Bahram Velayati
15 Belgium CM Axel Clauwaert
16 Belgium CM Vic Clauwaerts
17 Belgium CM Pierre Jonckheere
18 Turkey W Aydin Nevval
19 Belgium FW Gandert Timmermans
20 Belgium FW Divock Origi
21 Belgium FW Lennart Witvrouwen
22 Belgium W Pierre-Henri Coupry


Red Star Brussels
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See Also
Red Star Brussels - Lunacharsky - Rode Ster Paramaribo - Red Star Tunis
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