2011–12 Belgian Pro League
The First Division 2011/12 was the 109th season of the highest Belgian league in men's football. It began on July 29, 2011 and ended on May 20, 2012.
RSC Anderlecht won his 31 Championship against FC Bruges and defending champions KRC Genk.
- 2.1 Overview of Associations
- 2.2 Stages of the 2011/12 season
- 3.1 Regular Season table 3.1.1
Mode
Regular Season
In the 2011/12 season, 16 teams participate. This first play in a double round of the regular season. The final table is used as the basis for the qualifying rounds at different placement.
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. In half points will be rounded up to the next highest score. In case of equality of Half points will be deducted at the teams in question again The final round will be played with return game. The table First and Second are qualified for the playoff round of the UEFA Champions League 2012/13. Third- qualifies for the qualifying round 3 of the UEFA Europa League 2012/13. Fourth- contests in return game a playoff game against the winner of the play-off final match between the two group winners of the Europa League play-off groups. The fifth- and sixth - are not internationally qualified.
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 is determined, which determines a starting spot in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Europe League in another playoff game against the fourth-placed the championship final round.
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
In the season 2011/12 playing 16 teams in the Jupiler Pro League. 13 teams come from Flanders, Wallonia and two teams from a club from the Brussels region.
Stages of the 2011/12 season
Results
Regular Season
Table
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 ( 38 / -)
- Defense: Deschacht (16 / - ), Roland Juhász (36/ 4), Cheikhou Kouyaté (38 / -), Jordan Lukaku (5 / -), Denis Odoi (19 / -) Behrang Safari ( 24 / -) Samuel (4 / -), Marcin Wasilewski (30/ 3)
- Midfielders: Ziguy Badibanga (3 / -), Lucas Biglia ( 30/2 ), Guillaume Gillet (37 /14), Olexandr Iakovenko (4 / -), canoeing (15/ 4), Sacha Kljestan ( 35/4 ), Luke Marecek (9 / -), Fernando Matos (33 /1), Bedi Mbenza (7 / -), Guillaume Molins (3 / -), Dennis Praet (7 / -), Ronald Vargas (4 / -)
- Storm: Milan Jovanovic (35/ 9), Patou Kabangu ( 12/3 ), Nathan Kabasele ( 3/1), Dieumerci Mbokani (26 /13), Matías Suárez (35 /13), Tom de Sutter ( 24/3 )
- Coach: Ariël Jacobs
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