BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Royal Antwerp and Union Saint Gilloise are looking to end a lengthy Belgian title drought as they face off at the weekend in a clash that could decide the destiny of this season’s championship and end decades of frustration for one of them.
The two clubs, who play each other on Sunday, are level on 75 points heading into the final two games of the season, with Genk three behind.
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