2009–10 Belgian Pro League

The season 2009/10 Jupiler Pro League is the 107th edition of the first Belgian Football League. It began on July 31, 2009 and ended on May 8, 2010. RSC Anderlecht was the 30th time in their history Belgian champion.

In the 2009/10 season, the format of the Jupiler Pro League was changed drastically. The league was reduced from 18 to 16 teams and several play-offs were introduced after the regular season. On 28 December 2009, the Belgian association issued a suspension against Excelsior Mouscron, with a demotion to the two-pronged Division III equivalent - the third highest Belgian league - is. Previously, the club announced that he can muster in two days later held league game for the third time in succession without a team. All league games of the season 2009/10, where the team has participated, were canceled. The final standings of the season therefore has only 15 clubs.

  • 2.1 Overview of Associations
  • 2.2 Stages of the 2009/10 season
  • 3.1 Regular Season
  • 3.2 Championship Final Round
  • 3.3 Play-Offs 3.3.1 Group A
  • 3.3.2 Group B
  • 3.3.3 final
  • 3.3.4 Europa League qualification

Mode

Regular Season

In the season 2019/10 participated 16 teams. This initially played in a double round of the regular season. The final table this season serves as a basis for the qualification to various placement rounds.

Championship Final Round

The first six teams qualify for the Masters round and determine the Belgian champions. The participating teams will each receive half of the points scored in the regular season credited. The final round will be played with return game. Second-placed qulifiziert, just like the winner for the third round of qualifying for the UEFA Champions League 2010/11. The third place will receive a place in the play -offs of the UEFA Europa League 2010/ 11, the fourth-placed for the third qualifying round.

Play-Offs

The teams that have reached the places 7-14 in the regular season qualify for the playoffs. The eight participating teams are divided into two groups according to their rankings according to the following scale with four teams:

The group matches the play-offs are discharged with return game, a point credit as in the championship final round there is not. The winners of the two seasons qualify for the final. There, in return game the winner of the play-offs will determine who receives a starting place in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europe League.

Expulsion

The last and vorletztplatzierte the regular season contest the play-offs. It will be played five games between the two teams. Here, the penultimate of the regular season will receive a bonus of three points and a home game may additionally deliver more than the last. The loser of the relegation rises directly from the second division, the winner denies an additional Relegation round with three teams from the second division.

Participant

Teams at a glance

16 teams played in the season 2009/10. Twelve teams came from Flanders, Wallonia and three clubs from a club from the Brussels region. Excelsior Mouscron was suspended on 28 December 2009, the Jupiler Pro League. The only promoted from the second division is VV St. Truiden.

Stages of the 2009/10 season

Results

Regular Season

Championship Final Round

In case of equal first decides the number of points from the regular season

Play-Offs

Group A

Group B

Final

KRC Genk thus strikes in the playoff for the Europa League qualifier against the fourth round of the championship VV St. Truiden.

Europa League qualification

KRC Genk receives it a starting position in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League 2010/11

The champion team of RSC Anderlecht

( Players with at least five missions were considered, including the Championship play-offs, in parentheses, the matches and goals are specified)

  • Goal: Silvio Proto ( 36 / -)
  • Defense: Víctor Bernárdez (7 / -), Jelle van Damme (34/ 7), Olivier Deschacht (37 / - ), Roland Juhasz (38/ 6), Ondrej Mazuch (30/ 4), Nemanja Rnić (6 / -) Marcin Wasilewski ( 6/1)
  • Midfielders: Lucas Biglia ( 34/1 ), Mbark Boussoufa (36 /14), Thomas Chatelle (23 /1), Christophe Diandy (6 / -), Guillaume Gillet (38/ 5), Cheikh Kouyaté (21 /1), Jonathan Legear ( 24/4 ), Jan Polák (7 / -), Reynaldo (3 / -), Bakary Saré (18 / -)
  • Storm: Nicolás Frutos ( 10/3), canoeing (22 /1), Romelu Lukaku (33 /15), Matías Suárez (35/ 11), Tom de Sutter (29/ 8)
  • Coach: Ariël Jacobs

Tour Final Division 2

This KAS Eupen playing in the Jupiler Pro League 2010/ 11, KSV Roeselare descends into the second division.

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