beChallenger Pro League

Second Belgian football tier — 15 clubs.

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Beerschot VA
Traditional Antwerp club playing in purple, with seven titles from the interwar era.
beerschot.be
K. Lierse SK
Club from Lier, continuing the legacy of four-time champions Lierse SK.
lierse.com
RFC Liège
Belgium's first champions (1896), from Liège — the club behind the famous Bosman case.
rfcl.be
RFC Seraing
Club from Seraing near Liège, a long-standing partner of France's FC Metz.
rfc-seraing.be
FCV Dender
Club from Denderleeuw that has recently also played in the top division.
fcvdendereh.be
KAS Eupen
Club from German-speaking Eupen — the first from this community in the Belgian top flight.
as-eupen.be
RE Virton
Club from Virton in the Gaume region, in the south of Walloon Luxembourg.
revirton.be
Royal Francs Borains
Club from the mining region of Borinage near Mons, with a rich regional tradition.
francsborains.be
Patro Eisden Maasmechelen
Club from the former mining colony of Eisden near the Dutch border.
patroeisden.com
Sporting Hasselt
Club from the Limburg capital Hasselt, bought by actor Rik Verheye and businessman Sam Kerkhofs.
sportinghasselt.be
KSC Lokeren
Revived club from Lokeren, continuing the legacy of a traditional top-division side.
sporting.be
Club NXT (Club Brugge U23)
The U23 reserve team of Club Brugge — the link leads to the parent club's website.
clubbrugge.be
Jong Genk (KRC Genk U23)
The U23 reserve team of KRC Genk — the link leads to the parent club's website.
krcgenk.be
RSCA Futures (Anderlecht U23)
The U23 reserve team of RSC Anderlecht — the link leads to the parent club's website.
rsca.be
KAA Gent U23
The U23 reserve team of KAA Gent — the link leads to the parent club's website.
kaagent.be