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2012–13 Oud-Heverlee Leuven season

The 2012–13 season was Oud-Heverlee Leuven's 11th competitive season in professional football. It was their second season in the Belgian Pro League. A promising start by OH Leuven and a 5-match winning streak in October resulted in a third place after 13 matchdays, but thereafter the team dropped in the standings to finally end 10th. In the playoffs, OH Leuven won their group but then lost the playoff final to Gent. In the Belgian Cup, OHL immediately lost their first match just like the previous season, this time going out to Oostende.

Oud-Heverlee Leuven
2012–13 season
ChairmanBelgium Jan Callewaert
ManagerBelgium Ronny Van Geneugden
StadiumDen Dreef
Belgian Pro League10th
Belgian CupRound 6
Top goalscorerLeague: Ibou, 19 goals
All: Ibou, 19 goals
Highest home attendance9,500 vs Club Brugge and vs Mechelen
Lowest home attendance6,746 vs Cercle Brugge

Season Overview

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April/May

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On April 27, a first transfer for the new season is announced, as Belgian defender Kenny Thompson signs for OHL, coming from Lierse[1] and two weeks later on May 14, OHL also signs Christopher Verbist from Standard Liège. Verbist played an impressive 2011–12 season in the Belgian Second Division, as he was on loan to Second Division champions Charleroi from Standard Liège.[2]

On May 25, there is a lot of transfer activity at OHL, as two players leave and one is signed. Both Wingback Lionel Gendarme and central defender Pieter Nys decide to sign with a second division team. Gendarme moves to Oostende, while Nys moves to Dutch side Sparta.[3][4] Meanwhile, on the same day, OHL confirms the signature of Günther Vanaudenaerde from recently relegated Westerlo. Due to injury, Vanaudenaerde missed most of the previous season.[5]

June

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Being founded in 2002, Oud-Heverlee Leuven celebrates its tenth anniversary. During the festivities, results of the "merit" award are presented. Through a web poll, the OHL fans chose François Sterchele as the player having the most merit during the ten inaugural years. Sterchele played for OHL during the 2004–05 season, in which OHL successfully promoted to the Belgian Second Division, with Sterchele the club top scorer, including eight goals during the promotion playoffs. Other players completing the top 5 were (in order): Bjorn Ruytinx, Jordan Remacle, Joeri Vastmans and Hans Goethuys.[6]

After signing Günther Vanaudenaerde from Westerlo earlier, OHL confirms also the signing of Westerlo youngster Wout Bastiaens on June 5 [7] and announces a few days later that another promising youngster joins the squad as Ben Yagan (17) is promoted from the reserve team to the first team for the coming season.[8]

On June 11, the Belgian Pro League fixtures for the 2012–13 season are announced. Oud-Heverlee Leuven opens the season with an away match to Mons on 28 July 2012. One week later, Genk will be the opponent for the first home match.[9][10] Later that same day, OHL first announces that Arnold Rijsenburg has signed as part of the staff, becoming the second assistant first team coach for head manager Ronny Van Geneugden,[11] before spreading the news that the club has signed yet another Belgian defender. Twenty-six-year-old Ludovic Buysens has signed a two-year deal, signing from recently relegated Sint-Truiden.[12]

Three days later, OHL sign a fifth Belgian defender with Jonas De Roeck. The experienced 32-year-old was a free player after his contract had expired at Bundesliga team Augsburg.[13] Meanwhile, Sint-Truiden announce the signing of Maxime Annys from OHL on their website. Annys had been with OHL since 2009, but was deemed surplus and allowed to leave.[14]

In need of a new goalkeeper since the departure of Thomas Kaminski following the end of the previous season, OHL finally choose to sign Logan Bailly. With Bailly, OHL sign a 26 year old Belgian international goalkeeper, who has already gained 8 caps for the Red Devils. Bailly gained fame when playing for Genk, leading to a lucrative transfer to Borussia Mönchengladbach in 2008. After some less successful loans, Bailly now moves to OHL, hoping to relaunch his career under Ronny Van Geneugden, who he knows from his period at Genk. Bailly is given a one-year contract.[15]

Initial signs were already bad as Captain Bjorn Ruytinx was forced to walk off the field with a swollen knee during the friendly match against Kampenhout on 27 June, but two days later the feared news is confirmed that Ruytinx has indeed suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury. Ruytinx, who had just signed a one-year contract extension in March 2012 to perform one more season for Oud-Heverlee Leuven, is now expected to be out for about 6 months.[16][17]

On the last day of June 2012, OHL announce the signing of Gambian forward Ibou, who signs a three-year contract with an optional extra season. He is transferred from Kortrijk, where he has played since 2008, although that includes a six-month loan to Mechelen and a season-long loan to Mons.[18] Later that same day, news is released that new signings Logan Bailly and Kenny Thompson are both out for weeks. Goalkeeper Bailly has suffered a broken finger during training, while Thompson is suffering from meningitis.[19]

July

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Although it was already known that Ghanaian striker Ibrahim Salou was going to be released, the news becomes official only when Belgian Third Division team La Louvière Centre announce the signing of Salou on their website on July 18.[20] OHL draws much more media attention on July 20, when the transfer of last season OHL top scorer Jordan Remacle to Gent is now officially announced. Following weeks of rumours considering the future of Remacle, who requested a transfer and even handed in a doctors note to allow him to stay absent from training, the deal is now complete.[21] One day later, this is followed by the news of signing Evariste Ngolok, a Belgian midfielder. After Wout Bastiaens and Günther Vanaudenaerde, Ngolok is the third player coming from Westerlo to sign for OHL.[22]

In their opening match of the 2012–13 Belgian Pro League on July 28, Oud-Heverlee Leuven suffer a heavy loss, going down 5–2 away to Mons, with goals for OHL coming from Karel Geraerts and new signing Ibou, who scores his first goal for OHL.[23]

August

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OHL presents the team kits for the new season, the main difference being that the logo of head sponsor Option is now blending in with the shirt. The home kits remain white, while the away kits will now be green, with the third kit being coloured red. Head coach Ronny Van Geneugden claims it to be "a youthful kit, matching the youthful character of our supporters, who will surely identify themselves with it".[24] One day later, the 5 000th season ticket is sold. This is a large increase of the record for OH Leuven, as the record stood at 4 772, set during the previous season.[25]

Playing for the first time in their new kits, the team bounce back from trailing 0–2 with 15 minutes to go, to draw 2–2 with Genk in their first home match of the season.[26] During that same match, defender Günther Vanaudenaerde tears one of the muscles in his abdomen and is expected to be out for 4 to 6 weeks.[27]

The following week, transfer activity is again increased, as OHL loans out three Belgian players to Belgian Second Division team Antwerp. Defender Nicky Hayen and midfielders Kevin Roelandts and Jorn Vermeulen join the Antwerp team for one season,[28] while Christian Pouga is presented as the latest new signing. The 26 year old striker from Cameroon is signed from Portuguese team Marítimo.[29]

Only 34 seconds into the match against Gent, Ibou scores his third of the season. Eventually the match against the new team of Jordan Remacle ends in a 1–1 draw, a small revenge for OHL after the 6–1 loss during the previous season.[30] One week later, OHL books a first win, coming back twice to beat Cercle Brugge 3–2 at home, with Evariste Ngolok scoring his first goal for OHL. Other goals came from Ibou and Geraerts.[31]

Although various media already reported the coming of Ivorian defender Ali Bamba to OHL on loan from Le Mans, the deal is cancelled on 21 August 2012 after Bamba fails his medical tests.[32]

Against an Anderlecht squad in which no less than 8 first team players have been replaced to keep them fresh for their upcoming Champions League fixture, OHL draws 1–1 at Den Dreef. For the fifth game in a row, Ibou gets on the scoresheet, thereby taking the lead in the goal scorer standings,[33] however he also suffers an injury, causing him to be sidelined for about a week.

On the last day of the transfer window, OHL confirmed the signing of the 23-year-old Zimbabwean midfielder Ovidy Karuru from French side US Boulogne. It was also announced that Antoine Palate would be loaned for one season to Diegem Sport in the Belgian Third Division.[34]

September

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An injury time goal from Christian Pouga secures one point for OHL away to Lierse. The absence of Ibou is clear on the pitch, as OHL struggles to create big scoring opportunities.[35]

OHL enters the draw for the Belgian Cup and is drawn away to Belgian Second Division team Oostende in the 16th finals. Should OH Leuven get past Oostende, they will play another away game, against the winner of the match between Brussels and Waasland-Beveren.[36]

After one week break because of international football, OHL plays a dull match at home against Zulte Waregem. With just under ten minutes to play, Zulte Waregem scores the only goal of the match to give OHL a first home loss of the season. OHL also drops into 14th position, just two points clear of the relegation zone.[37]

Available as a free player, OH Leuven adds 29-year-old Brazilian defender Robson to the squad on September 20, giving him a one-year contract with a possible one-year extension. Robson had been training with the team already for several weeks and previously played for Marítimo, alongside Christian Pouga.[38]

Although Lokeren took the lead twice, OHL manages to keep one point in the away match at Daknam, with first Wim Raymaekers equalizing to 1–1 and finally Karel Geraerts scoring the 2–2 equaliser just before the end of the match.[39] During the following midweek match, OHL is kicked straight out of the cup in their first match, for the second consecutive season. Against Oostende, a red card for Ludovic Buysens and a handling error by Logan Bailly leading to the opening goal allow the second division team to eventually win easily, by a score of 2–1. For OHL, youngster Joren Dehond manages to score his first goal of the season.[40]

After the disappointing cup loss, OHL responds with a spectacular home win against newly promoted Waasland-Beveren. After two goals from Christian Pouga and a stunning free kick by Stefán Gíslason, Ibou completes the game with two more goals, the last one in injury time just seconds after he missed a penalty kick.[41]

October

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In October, OHL continues where they left off and even improves their level, extending the streak of consecutive matches won to five. First the team starts with a 0–4 win away to Charleroi in which Chuka, who had been struggling to find the net, completes a hattrick. The final goal came again from Ibou, who now ties with Club Brugge striker Carlos Bacca for the lead in the standings for top scorer with 8 goals.[42] Thereafter, a previously undefeated Club Brugge comes to lose at Den Dreef. After going down already with under five minutes played due to a goal from Carlos Bacca, Ibou scores a hattrick to race past Bacca in the top scorers' standings with 11 goals from the same number of matches. Ovidy Karuru adds his first goal for OHL to result in a final 4–1 score. With the win, OH Leuven moves into position 6 in the standings.[43] Also, for the first time since the expansion of Den Dreef to a capacity of 9.500, OHL plays in front of a sellout crowd. Since the 1970s, there have not been that number of supporters at a football match in the region.[44]

The fourth win is achieved away to Beerschot, where OHL struggled for an hour until Kenneth Van Goethem put the ball past Stijn Stijnen. After taking the lead, the team controlled the flow of play and extended the lead further through goals from Karel Geraerts and Stefán Gíslason. In injury time, Hernán Losada scored the consolation goal for Beerschot from a penalty kick.[45] During a midweek match, OHL moves into third place in the standings after the winning streak is extended to five matches against KV Mechelen. For a second consecutive sellout crowd and with only 52 seconds played, Christian Pouga heads in the first goal from an assist by Ibou. After an equalizer by Mechelen, OHL scores two more goals through Chuka and Ibou to win the match 3–1.[46] Downside is the injury of central defender Wim Raymaekers, who suffers a knee injury during the first half. Although the injury is less severe than originally feared, Raymaekers still has to undergo surgery and is thereafter estimated to be out for 4 to 5 months.[47]

November

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After moving into third position following the month of October, OHL starts struggling in November. A 2–0 loss away to Standard Liège[48] is followed by a lacklustre 0–0 draw at home against Kortrijk[49] and a loss against Mons, also at Den Dreef. In the latter match, an error by Jonas De Roeck allows Mons striker Jérémy Perbet to score the opening goal after just two minutes. Thereafter, Perbet completes a hattrick which means the late goal by Christian Pouga is no more than a consolation.[50] OHL ends the month with a positive note however, as the team holds Genk to a 1–1 draw, with Ibou converting an injury time penalty to grab the point in Genk.[51] With that, OHL moves into 8th place, seemingly headed for a safe mid-table position as the gap with the relegation zone has grown to 11 points.

December

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Although Karel Geraerts manages to equalise after an early goal by Gent, OHL fails to win, as the home game ends in a 1–1 draw.[52] One day later, 26-year-old first goalkeeper Logan Bailly signs a 1-year contract extension, keeping him in Leuven until 2014.[53]

One week after the draw with Gent, OHL scores a third consecutive 1–1 draw, away to bottom league team Cercle Brugge. Both goals are scored through a penalty kick, with the goal from Ibou cancelled out by Eiður Guðjohnsen.[54] Although a fourth 1–1 draw would have been welcome away to Anderlecht to deny them an eight consecutive league win, OH Leuven does lose by a score of 2–1, the first-ever loss by OHL against Anderlecht in the league. Ibou scored the goal for OHL after a fast counterattack and as OH Leuven had several opportunities, coach Van Geneugden states:"I have congratulated my players after the match because we should be proud of our achievement today".[55] Nevertheless, OH Leuven has now suffered 7 matches without a win.

Just two weeks after first goalkeeper Bailly, it is now second goalkeeper Yves Lenaerts who prolongs his contract. In contrary to Bailly however, Lenaerts extends his contract by three seasons, to 2016.[56]

The non-winning streak of OHL continues, as before the end of the year, two more matches are played without a win. First Lierse, who are fighting to avoid relegation, come to Den Dreef to score a point in a 2–2 draw, with Ibou and Geraerts scoring the goals for the Leuven team.[57] Thereafter, OHL loses against overachievers Zulte Waregem due to an injury-time winner by Habib Habibou. A late goal by Chuka had cancelled out an earlier goal by Habibou and seemed to be giving OHL a point, but Habibou decided otherwise.[58] OHL thus finishes the year in 10th place with 28th points out of 22 matches, just one point less than the team earned during the whole 2011–12 Belgian Pro League.

Right before the end of the year, captain Kenneth Van Goethem is the third player to extend his contract. The midfielder adds three years and now has a contract until 2016.[59]

January

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With the winter transfer window opening, several teams in the Belgian Pro League decide to make some changes in their personnel. In the first week of 2013, OHL announces three new transfers: on 1 January, 18-year-old Belgian defender Cédric Buekers is signed from Belgian Second Division team Sint-Truiden until 2015,[60] two days later the team also announces that two more players have been signed: 20-year-old Belgian striker Alessandro Cerigioni comes from Lommel United and is signed immediately, while defender Zainoul Haidara from Guinea will finish the season with his team FC Bleid-Gaume in the Belgian Third Division and join OHL in the summer of 2013.[61]

OH Leuven continues to give players contract extensions, as both young striker Ben Yagan (18) and experienced Brazilian central defender Robson (29) prolong their stay in Leuven. Yagan is signed until 2015, Robson until 2016.[62] One day later, Frederik Boi leaves the club as he moves back to his former team Cercle Brugge on loan. Due to several minor injuries, Boi had played only a few matches and had asked to be transferred and not to participate in the winter training camp with the rest of the team in Malta. With the contract of Boi expiring in 2013, it seems unlikely to see him return to OHL.[63]

In the first match after the winter break, Lokeren holds a 0–2 lead at half-time through two goals by Benjamin Mokulu. Goals by Thomas Azevedo and Karel Geraerts allow OHL to draw level, but thereafter Lokeren manages to score four more goals to end the game 2–6.[64] Although Waasland-Beveren only played with 10 players for almost 35 minutes after a red card, the non-winning streak continues and grows to 11 matches as OH Leuven loses 2–0 in Beveren.[65]

Two more transfers are completed before the end of the transfer window: 31-year-old Croatian central defender Tomislav Mikulić is signed on loan from Beerschot until the end of the season,[66] while striker Christian Pouga is loaned out to Lierse until the end of the season.[67]

February

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A goal by Chuka ends the spell without a win as it proves enough to beat Charleroi at home. For OHL it is the first win since 31 October,[68] which could have been followed by a second win away to Club Brugge as the team were leading 0–1 with only half an hour to play, with former Club Brugge player Karel Geraerts putting OHL in front. However, after a red card for Kenny Thompson, Brugge took control and won 3–1.[69] OHL again fails to win one week later against bottom league team Beerschot, with a late equalizer by Benito Raman cancelling out the goal by Ibou.[70] However, the team responds with a 1–2 away win to Mechelen, with Koen Weuts and Chuka getting on the scoresheet.[71] During that same match, Mazin Ahmed Al-Huthayfi is brought in as a substitute during the injury time. The signing of Al-Huthayfi had not been announced, causing eyebrows to be raised as to who was this player. Apparently, Al-Huthayfi was signed on loan from Ittihad FC until the end of the season.[72]

March

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OHL ends the regular season in a bad way after suffering a severe 0–4 loss at home against Standard Liège, with Imoh Ezekiel scoring for Standard after only 13 seconds,[73] after which Logan Bailly saves a last minute penalty to keep Kortrijk to a 0–0 draw.[74] Overall, OH Leuven was never in any danger of relegation and ends the season safely in tenth place with 36 points. Regarding the playoffs, the team is paired with Charleroi, Mechelen and Waasland-Beveren, against which the team scored 15 out of 18 points.

OHL starts the playoffs with a 3–1 victory over Waasland-Beveren. Youngsters Alessandro Cerigioni and Joren Dehond score their first league goal for Leuven, with the other goals coming from Chuka (for OHL) and Stijn De Smet for Waasland-Beveren.[75]

April & May

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The month of April starts with the news that Icelandic midfielder Stefán Gíslason signs a new contract to keep him with Leuven for another season, until 2014.[76]

The victory against Waasland-Beveren is not followed up with more good performances, as Charleroi first takes revenge for the 0–4 loss during the regular competition, beating OHL 3–0 in Charleroi,[77] after which Leuven loses again by three goals to nil, now at home to KV Mechelen.[78] OH Leuven thereby drops to the last position in the group with only three points, but all is still open, as after three matches Charleroi has five points, while both KV Mechelen and Waasland-Beveren have four points.

After being down 1–0 at halftime to KV Mechelen in Mechelen, the season seems to be finished for OHL, but in the second half OHL comes back, scoring no less than five goals to take the win. Two goals came from Ibou, with the others provided by Alessandro Cerigioni, Tomislav Mikulić and Robson.[79] In the following match at home against Charleroi, Ibou fails to score a penalty kick, which proves costly as the match ends 0–0.[80] With three teams tied on 7 points and only Waasland-Beveren trailing on 5 points, OHL knows that a win away to Waasland-Beveren will win the group unless KV Mechelen wins by a larger margin in Charleroi. Mechelen grasps a late 1–2 win due to an injury time goal, but captain Bjorn Ruytinx, injured for most of the season and returning for the first time again in the starting lineup, scores a vital goal to hand OH Leuven the win against Waasland-Beveren. With that, OHL wins group B of the playoffs and will face group A winners Gent.[81] With negotiations and rumours ongoing for a few weeks already, club icon Bjorn Ruytinx signs a new contract tying him to the club for one more season, until 2014.[82]

In the playoff final, OHL proves to be no match for Gent, twice losing by four goals to one, first in Leuven,[83] then in Ghent.[84] The goals for Leuven came from Bjorn Ruytinx (at home) and Evariste Ngolok (in Ghent). With that, the season ends for OHL.

Team kit

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The team kits for the 2012–13 season are produced by Vermarc and the main shirt sponsor is Option which is displayed on the front center of the shirt. Other sponsors featuring on the kit: Rayden Transport and Vermarc (shirt front), Dataflow and Lotto (shirt back), Tegel Concept (shirt sleeves) and Rayden Transport, GMS Leuven, Stad Leuven and Mercedes (shorts). OHL still plays in white during home matches, but now has green as primary colour for the away matches. A red outfit is available also as third kit. The goalkeeper kit is normally green during home matches and red during away matches, keeping in mind that it always needs to differ enough from the kit colour of the opponents.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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First team squad

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As of 15 January 2013. OHL Team 2012-13

  Indicates that the player was only part of the team during the first half of the season
  Indicates that the player was only part of the team during the second half of the season

No. Name Nationality Date of Birth (Age at 28/07/2012) First match for OHL Previous Club/Signed From
Goalkeepers
1 Yves Lenaerts   Belgium (1983-02-27)February 27, 1983 (aged 29) 2010   Club Brugge
21 Dean Michiels   Belgium (1991-07-04)July 4, 1991 (aged 21) 2010 Youth Product
26 Logan Bailly   Belgium (1985-12-27)December 27, 1985 (aged 26) 2012   Mönchengladbach
Defenders
2 Tomislav Mikulić   Croatia (1982-01-04)January 4, 1982 (aged 30) 2013   Beerschot
3 Robson   Brazil (1983-07-10)July 10, 1983 (aged 29) 2012   Marítimo
4 Wim Raymaekers   Belgium (1985-04-04)April 4, 1985 (aged 27) 2010   Red Star Waasland
5 Kenny Thompson   Belgium (1985-04-26)April 26, 1985 (aged 27) 2012   Lierse
15 Wout Bastiaens   Belgium (1994-04-30)April 30, 1994 (aged 18) 2012   Westerlo
16 Cédric Buekers   Belgium (1994-04-17)April 17, 1994 (aged 18) 2013   Sint-Truiden
17 Koen Weuts   Belgium (1990-09-18)September 18, 1990 (aged 21) 2009   Lierse
18 Jonas De Roeck   Belgium (1979-12-20)December 20, 1979 (aged 32) 2012   Augsburg
24 Ludovic Buysens   Belgium (1986-03-16)March 16, 1986 (aged 26) 2012   Sint-Truiden
32 Günther Vanaudenaerde   Belgium (1984-01-23)January 23, 1984 (aged 28) 2012   Westerlo
Midfielders
2 Frederik Boi   Belgium (1981-10-25)October 25, 1981 (aged 30) 2011   Cercle Brugge
6 Kenneth Van Goethem   Belgium (1984-02-12)February 12, 1984 (aged 28) 2010   KV Mechelen
7 Ovidy Karuru   Zimbabwe (1989-01-23)January 23, 1989 (aged 23) 2012   Boulogne
8 Karel Geraerts   Belgium (1982-01-05)January 5, 1982 (aged 30) 2011   Club Brugge
20 Evariste Ngolok   Belgium (1988-11-15)November 15, 1988 (aged 23) 2012   Westerlo
27 Stefán Gíslason   Iceland (1980-03-15)March 15, 1980 (aged 32) 2012   Lillestrøm
30 Simon Bracke   Belgium (1995-11-17)November 17, 1995 (aged 16) 2011 Youth Product
Forwards
9 Christian Pouga   Cameroon (1986-06-19)June 19, 1986 (aged 26) 2012   Marítimo
11 Alessandro Cerigioni   Belgium (1992-09-30)September 30, 1992 (aged 19) 2013   Lommel United
12 Ibou   Gambia (1986-09-07)September 7, 1986 (aged 25) 2012   Kortrijk
13 Bjorn Ruytinx   Belgium (1980-08-18)August 18, 1980 (aged 31) 2004   Kermt-Hasselt
14 Thomas Azevedo   Belgium (1991-08-31)August 31, 1991 (aged 20) 2011   Lommel United
19 Loris Brogno   Belgium (1992-09-18)September 18, 1992 (aged 19) 2012   Charleroi
22 Emmerik De Vriese   Belgium (1985-02-14)February 14, 1985 (aged 27) 2011   Antwerp
23 Chuka   Nigeria (1990-03-19)March 19, 1990 (aged 22) 2011   Umm Salal
25 Christopher Verbist   Belgium (1991-10-08)October 8, 1991 (aged 20) 2012   Standard Liège
28 Mazin Ahmed Al-Huthayfi   Saudi Arabia (1985-07-29)July 29, 1985 (aged 26) 2013   Ittihad FC
29 Joren Dehond   Belgium (1995-08-08)August 8, 1995 (aged 16) 2011 Youth Product
31 Ben Yagan   Belgium (1995-02-09)February 9, 1995 (aged 17) 2012 Youth Product

Transfers

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In

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Summer

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Squad # Position Player Transferred from Fee Date Source
3 DF   Robson Severino da Silva   Marítimo Undisclosed 20 August 2012 [38]
5 DF   Kenny Thompson   Lierse Undisclosed 27 April 2012 [1]
7 MF   Ovidy Karuru   Boulogne Undisclosed 30 August 2012 [34]
9 FW   Christian Pouga   Marítimo Undisclosed 9 August 2012 [29]
12 FW   Ibou   Kortrijk Undisclosed 30 June 2012 [18]
15 DF   Wout Bastiaens   Westerlo Undisclosed 5 June 2012 [7]
18 DF   Jonas De Roeck   Augsburg Undisclosed 14 June 2012 [13]
20 MF   Evariste Ngolok   Westerlo Undisclosed 21 July 2012 [22]
24 DF   Ludovic Buysens   Sint-Truiden Undisclosed 11 June 2012 [12]
25 FW   Christopher Verbist   Charleroi (on loan from   Standard Liège) Undisclosed 14 May 2012 [2]
26 GK   Logan Bailly   Mönchengladbach Undisclosed 22 June 2012 [15]
32 DF   Günther Vanaudenaerde   Westerlo Undisclosed 25 May 2012 [5]

Winter

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Squad # Position Player Transferred from Fee Date Source
11 FW   Alessandro Cerigioni   Lommel United Undisclosed 3 January 2013 [61]
16 DF   Cédric Buekers   Sint-Truiden Undisclosed 1 January 2013 [60]

Loan In

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Winter

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Squad # Position Player On loan from Fee Date Source
2 DF   Tomislav Mikulić   Beerschot Undisclosed 25 January 2013 [66]
28 FW   Mazin Ahmed Al-Huthayfi   Ittihad Undisclosed February 2013 [72]

Out

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Summer

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Squad # Position Player Transferred to Fee Date Source
7 MF   Jordan Remacle   Gent Undisclosed 20 July 2012 [21]
8 MF   Maxime Annys   Sint-Truiden Free 18 June 2012 [14]
9 FW   Ibrahim Salou   La Louvière Centre Free 18 July 2012 [20]
11 MF   Sacha Iakovenko   Anderlecht Loan Return 1 June 2012
15 DF   Pieter Nys   Sparta Undisclosed 25 May 2012 [4]
18 MF   Floribert N'Galula Free Agent Released 1 June 2012
24 DF   Radek Dejmek   Slovan Liberec Loan Return 1 June 2012
25 MF   Christophe Diandy   Anderlecht Loan Return 1 June 2012
26 DF   Lionel Gendarme   Oostende Undisclosed 25 May 2012 [3]
FW   Simon Vermeiren   Heist Free (Was on loan to Olympia Wijgmaal, now released) 10 May 2012 [85]
MF   Nicolas De Mol   Tienen Free (Was on loan to Olympia Wijgmaal, now released) 30 May 2012 [86]
GK   Fred Desomberg   Tienen Free (Was on loan to Olympia Wijgmaal, now released) 31 May 2012 [87]
FW   Tail Schoonjans   Sint-Niklaas Free (Was already on loan to Sint-Niklaas, now released) 2 June 2012 [88]
DF   Raf Verhamme   Tienen Free (Was on loan to Olympia Wijgmaal, now released) 17 June 2012 [89]

Loan Out

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Summer

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Squad # Position Player Transferred to Fee Date Source
3 DF   Nicky Hayen   Antwerp Undisclosed 8 August 2012 [28]
10 MF   Kevin Roelandts   Antwerp Undisclosed 8 August 2012 [28]
16 MF   Jorn Vermeulen   Antwerp Undisclosed 8 August 2012 [28]
28 MF   Antoine Palate   Diegem Sport Undisclosed 30 August 2012 [34]

Winter

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Squad # Position Player Transferred to Fee Date Source
2 DF   Frederik Boi   Cercle Brugge Undisclosed 11 January 2013 [63]
9 FW   Christian Pouga   Lierse Undisclosed 31 January 2013 [29]

Statistics

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Appearances and goals

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Last updated on 19 May 2013.
No. Pos Nat Player Total Belgian Pro League Belgian Cup
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1 GK   BEL Yves Lenaerts 1 0 0+1 0 0 0
2 DF   CRO Tomislav Mikulić 13 1 13 1 0 0
3 DF   BRA Robson 28 1 27+1 1 0 0
4 DF   BEL Wim Raymaekers 13 1 13 1 0 0
5 DF   BEL Kenny Thompson 23 0 20+2 0 1 0
6 MF   BEL Kenneth Van Goethem 31 1 31 1 0 0
7 MF   ZIM Ovidy Karuru 22 1 13+8 1 1 0
8 MF   BEL Karel Geraerts 33 8 32 8 1 0
11 FW   BEL Alessandro Cerigioni 9 2 8+1 2 0 0
12 FW   GAM Ibou 36 19 35+1 19 0 0
13 FW   BEL Bjorn Ruytinx 14 2 3+11 2 0 0
14 MF   BEL Thomas Azevedo 29 1 6+22 1 1 0
15 DF   BEL Wout Bastiaens 1 0 1 0 0 0
16 DF   BEL Cédric Buekers 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 DF   BEL Koen Weuts 26 1 23+2 1 1 0
18 DF   BEL Jonas De Roeck 15 0 12+3 0 0 0
19 FW   BEL Loris Brogno 8 0 2+5 0 0+1 0
20 MF   BEL Evariste Ngolok 28 2 22+6 2 0 0
21 GK   BEL Dean Michiels 0 0 0 0 0 0
22 MF   BEL Emmerik De Vriese 0 0 0 0 0 0
23 FW   NGA Chuka 38 8 31+6 8 1 0
24 DF   BEL Ludovic Buysens 18 0 11+6 0 1 0
25 FW   BEL Christopher Verbist 2 0 1 0 1 0
26 GK   BEL Logan Bailly 39 0 38 0 1 0
27 DF   ISL Stefán Gíslason 30 2 28+1 2 1 0
28 FW   KSA Mazin Ahmed Al-Huthayfi 2 0 0+2 0 0 0
29 FW   BEL Joren Dehond 6 2 0+5 1 0+1 1
30 MF   BEL Simon Bracke 0 0 0 0 0 0
31 FW   BEL Ben Yagan 12 0 6+6 0 0 0
32 DF   BEL Günther Vanaudenaerde 33 0 31+1 0 1 0
Players who are out on loan
2 MF   BEL Frederik Boi 2 0 2 0 0 0
9 FW   CMR Christian Pouga 20 5 9+10 5 0+1 0

Top scorers

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Includes all competitive matches.

Goals

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Total Player Goals per Round
 1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8  CupR7  9  10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 POF1 POF2
19   Ibou 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 2
8   Chuka 3 1 1 1 1 1
  Karel Geraerts 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
5   Christian Pouga 1 2 1 1
2   Alessandro Cerigioni 1 1
  Joren Dehond 1 1
  Stefán Gíslason 1 1
  Evariste Ngolok 1 1
  Bjorn Ruytinx 1 1
1   Thomas Azevedo 1
  Ovidy Karuru 1
  Tomislav Mikulić 1
  Wim Raymaekers 1
  Robson 1
  Kenneth Van Goethem 1
  Koen Weuts 1
Own Goal 1
A goal was scored from a penalty kick

Source: Match reports in Competitive matches.

Penalties Taken

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Date Penalty Taker Scored Opponent Competition Opposing Goalkeeper
5 August 2012   Ibou Yes at home vs. Genk Belgian Pro League   László Köteles
18 August 2012   Ibou Yes at home vs. Cercle Brugge Belgian Pro League   Bram Verbist
29 September 2012   Ibou No at home vs. Waasland-Beveren Belgian Pro League   Michaël Clepkens
20 October 2012   Ibou Yes at home vs. Club Brugge Belgian Pro League   Bojan Jorgačević
31 October 2012   Ibou No at home vs. Mechelen Belgian Pro League   Tomislav Pačovski
31 October 2012   Ibou Yes at home vs. Mechelen Belgian Pro League   Tomislav Pačovski
25 November 2012   Ibou Yes away to Genk Belgian Pro League   Kristof Van Hout
8 December 2012   Ibou Yes away to Cercle Brugge Belgian Pro League   Jo Coppens
22 December 2012   Ibou Yes at home vs. Lierse Belgian Pro League   Matz Sels
20 April 2013   Ibou Yes away to Mechelen Belgian Pro League   Wouter Biebauw
27 April 2013   Ibou No at home vs. Charleroi Belgian Pro League   Michalis Sifakis

Goals conceded

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Includes all competitive matches. Sorted by shirt number.

Position Nation Number Name Belgian Pro League Belgian Cup Total Minutes per goal
GK   1 Yves Lenaerts 0 0 0 0
GK   21 Dean Michiels 0 0 0 0
GK   26 Logan Bailly 67 2 69 49.46
TOTALS 67 2 69 49.57

Penalties Conceded

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Date Penalty Taker Scored Opponent Competition OHL Goalkeeper
18 August 2012   Oleg Iachtchouk Yes at home vs. Cercle Brugge Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
29 September 2012   Barak Badash Yes at home vs. Waasland-Beveren Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
6 October 2012   Harlem Gnohéré No away to Charleroi Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
27 October 2012   Hernán Losada Yes away to Beerschot Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
8 December 2012   Eiður Guðjohnsen Yes away to Cercle Brugge Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
16 December 2012   Dieumerci Mbokani Yes away to Anderlecht Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
22 December 2012   Mohamed El-Gabbas Yes at home vs. Lierse Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly
6 April 2013   David Pollet Yes away to Charleroi Belgian Pro League   Logan Bailly

Disciplinary record

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Includes all competitive matches. Players with 1 card or more included only.

Last updated on 30 November 2012
Pos. Nat. No. Player Belgian Pro League Belgian Cup Total
           
DF   3 Robson 4 0 0 0 4 0
DF   4 Wim Raymaekers 3 0 0 0 3 0
MF   5 Kenny Thompson 6 1 0 0 6 1
MF   6 Kenneth Van Goethem 3 0 0 0 3 0
FW   9 Christian Pouga 3 0 0 0 3 0
FW   12 Ibou 3 0 0 0 3 0
MF   14 Thomas Azevedo 1 0 0 0 1 0
DF   17 Koen Weuts 2 0 0 0 2 0
DF   18 Jonas De Roeck 7 0 0 0 7 0
FW   23 Chuka 4 0 0 0 4 0
DF   24 Ludovic Buysens 2 0 0 1 2 1
MF   27 Stefán Gíslason 4 0 0 0 4 0
DF   32 Günther Vanaudenaerde 3 0 1 0 4 0
TOTALS 45 1 1 1 46 2

Suspensions during the season

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Includes suspensions for competitive matches.

Last updated on 13 April 2013
Date Player/Coach Reason Punishment Source
27 August 2012 (appeal 28 August 2012)   Ronny Van Geneugden Stepped on pitch during match vs Anderlecht One match suspension and 100 € fine, after appeal reduced to a suspended sentence ohl.be
29 September 2012   Jonas De Roeck 5x   One match ban (away to Charleroi)
20 October 2012   Kenny Thompson     at home vs Club Brugge One match ban (away to Beerschot)
1 December 2012   Kenny Thompson 5x   One match ban (away to Cercle Brugge)
19 January 2013   Robson 5x   One match ban (away to Waasland-Beveren)
26 January 2013   Stefán Gíslason 5x   One match ban (at home vs Charleroi)
9 February 2013   Günther Vanaudenaerde 5x   One match ban (at home vs Beerschot)
9 February 2013   Kenny Thompson   away to Club Brugge Three match ban (at home vs Beerschot & Standard Liège and away to Mechelen)
16 March 2013   Tomislav Mikulić 5x   One match ban (at home vs Waasland-Beveren)
30 March 2013   Koen Weuts     at home vs Waasland-Beveren One match ban (away to Charleroi)

Severe injuries during the season

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Last updated on 15 January 2013
Date Player Injury Initial Estimated Return In Full Training First Match after Injury Source
Pre-Season   Emmerik De Vriese Underwent knee surgery August 2012 ohl.be
27 June 2012   Bjorn Ruytinx Torn anterior cruciate ligament during friendly match against Kampenhout December 2012 January 2013 12 January 2013 [16][17]
30 June 2012   Kenny Thompson Meningitis August 2012 Third week of August 2012 25 August 2012 [19]
8 August 2012   Günther Vanaudenaerde Torn muscle in his abdomen during match against Genk September 2012 August 2012 1 September 2012 [27]
31 October 2012   Wim Raymaekers Suffered severe knee injury during match against Mechelen March 2013 [47]

Overall

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Games played 23 (22 Belgian Pro League, 1 Belgian Cup)
Games won 6 (6 Belgian Pro League, 0 Belgian Cup)
Games drawn 10 (10 Belgian Pro League, 0 Belgian Cup)
Games lost 7 (6 Belgian Pro League, 1 Belgian Cup)
Goals scored 40
Goals conceded 36
Goal difference +4
Clean sheets 2
Yellow cards 47
Red cards 2
Worst discipline   Jonas De Roeck, 7 yellow cards.
Best result(s) W 0 – 4 (A) at Charleroi – Belgian Pro League – 6 October 2012
Worst result(s) L 5 – 2 (A) at Mons – Belgian Pro League – 28 July 2012
Most appearances 3 players with 18 appearances
Top scorer   Ibou, 16 goals

Last updated: 15 January 2013
Source: Competitions' Wikipedia articles.

Club

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Coaching staff

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Position Staff
Head coach   Ronny Van Geneugden
Assistant First Team Coach   Arnold Rijsenburg
  Hans Vander Elst
Goalkeeping coach   Jurgen De Braekeleer

Last updated: 21 May 2012
Source: OHL.be

Other information

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Owner/Chairman   Jan Callewaert
Ground (capacity and dimensions) Den Dreef (9,000 / )

Updated to match played 21 May 2012
Source: OHL.be

Competitions

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Competition Started round Current
position / round 		Final
position / round 		First match Last match
Belgian Pro League — — 10th & playoff final 28 July 2012 18 May 2013
Belgian Cup 6th Round — 6th Round 26 September 2012 26 September 2012

Updated to match played 21 May 2012
Source: Competitions

Friendly matches

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Pre-season

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23 June 2012 Stormvogels Haasrode   0 – 5   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Rudy Delangstadion, Blanden
16:00 CEST (Report) Azevedo   29' (pen.)
Buysens   32'
Remacle   53' (pen.), 89'
Van Goethem   67'		 Referee: Laurent Colemonts
27 June 2012 Kampenhout   0 – 2   Oud-Heverlee Leuven De Zeype, Kampenhout
19:30 CEST (Report) Roelandts   50'
Azevedo   70'		 Referee: David Smeets
30 June 2012 Bierbeek   0 – 3   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Gemeentelijk Stadion, Bierbeek
19:30 CEST (Report) Chuka   73', 78'
Brogno   81'		 Referee: Eddy De Haes
4 July 2012 Den Bosch   1 – 2   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Opleidings- en Trainingscomplex Den Bosch, 's-Hertogenbosch
19:00 CEST Bilgin   (Report) Gíslason  
Weuts  
5 July 2012 RKDVC   Cancelled   Oud-Heverlee Leuven
19:00 CEST [1]
8 July 2012 Olympia Wijgmaal   1 – 5   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Wijgmaal stadion, Wijgmaal
16:00 CEST Lifondja   13' (Report) Ibou   34'
Weuts   44'
Chuka   58', 60'
Steenwegen   64' (o.g.)		 Referee: Roel Bensch
11 July 2012 Lierse   1 – 1   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Mijnstadion, Beringen
19:30 CEST Farag   30' (pen.) (Report) Gíslason   89' Referee: Gert Deckers
15 July 2012 Antwerp   1 – 2   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Bosuilstadion, Antwerp
18:00 CEST Gombami   55' (Report) Gíslason   49'
Azevedo   89' (pen.)		 Referee: Alten Cayir
18 July 2012 Oud-Heverlee Leuven   1 – 0   Lokeren Den Dreef, Heverlee
19:30 CEST Ibou   62' (Report) Referee: Maxime Borremans
21 July 2012 Oud-Heverlee Leuven   1 – 0   Hibernian Den Dreef, Heverlee
19:00 CEST Ibou   73' (Report) Referee: Roel Bensch

During the season

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6 September 2012 Linden   0 – 6   Oud-Heverlee Leuven Voetbalterrein VK Linden, Linden
18:30 CET (Report) Ngolok   5'
Brogno   25'
Bastiaens   61'
Chuka   64'
Dehond   80'
Claes   87'
7 January 2013 Vittoriosa Stars   Cancelled   Oud-Heverlee Leuven
[2]
8 January 2013 Hibernians   Cancelled   Oud-Heverlee Leuven
[3]
12 January 2013 Oud-Heverlee Leuven   1 – 0   MVV Maastricht Den Dreef, Heverlee
19:00 CEST Gíslason   [4]
15 January 2013 Sterrebeek   Cancelled   Oud-Heverlee Leuven
[5]

Belgian Pro League

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Main article: 2012–13 Belgian Pro League

OHL's second season in the Belgian Pro League began on 28 July 2012.

Regular season

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League table
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Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Anderlecht 30 20 7 3 69 27 +42 67 Qualification for the Championship play-offs
2 Zulte Waregem 30 19 6 5 49 29 +20 63
3 Genk 30 15 10 5 63 40 +23 55
4 Club Brugge 30 15 9 6 66 43 +23 54
5 Lokeren 30 14 9 7 53 38 +15 51
6 Standard Liège 30 15 5 10 54 33 +21 50
7 Mons 30 13 5 12 48 53 −5 44 Qualification for the Europa League play-offs
8 Mechelen 30 12 5 13 44 42 +2 41
9 Kortrijk 30 11 6 13 31 30 +1 39
10 OH Leuven 30 8 12 10 46 51 −5 36
11 Charleroi 30 10 4 16 30 49 −19 34
12 Gent 30 8 10 12 33 40 −7 34
13 Waasland-Beveren 30 7 9 14 28 49 −21 30
14 Lierse 30 5 11 14 28 53 −25 26
15 Beerschot 30 6 5 19 31 61 −30 23 Qualification for the Relegation play-offs
16 Cercle Brugge 30 3 5 22 30 65 −35 14
Source: Belgian Pro League
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) number of matches won; if teams are still tied a playoff is organised.
Results summary
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Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts W D L GF GA GD W D L GF GA GD
30 8 12 10 46 51  −5 36 5 6 4 26 27  −1 3 6 6 20 24  −4

Last updated: 16 March 2013.
Source: [citation needed]

Points breakdown
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Results by round
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Round123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
GroundAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
ResultLDDWDDLDWWWWWLDLDDDLDLLLWLDWLD
Position161413101012141311866366889999101010101010101010
Updated to match(es) played on 16 March 2013. Source: [citation needed]
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Playoffs

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After finishing 10th during the regular season, OHL was placed in Group B of the Europa League Playoff together with Mechelen, Charleroi and Waasland-Beveren.

Table
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Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 OH Leuven (A) 6 3 1 2 9 8 +1 10
2 Mechelen 6 3 1 2 8 7 +1 10
3 Charleroi 6 1 4 1 5 3 +2 7
4 Waasland-Beveren 6 1 2 3 3 7 −4 5
Source: [citation needed]
(A) Advanced to the Final

By winning playoff Group B, OHL qualified for the playoff final against Group A winners Gent. This two legged final was lost on aggregate 8–2, ending the season for OHL.

Matches

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28 July 2012 Matchday 1 Mons 5 – 2 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Stade Charles Tondreau, Mons
20:00 CEST Matumona   14'
Timmermans   24'
Franquart   28'
Nong   35'
Nicaise   43'
Jarju   77'
Nong   80'		 Report Geraerts   15'
Ibou   25'
Raymaekers   35'
Chuka   51'
De Roeck   69'
Vanaudenaerde   84'		 Attendance: 3,500
Referee: Peter Vervecken
5 August 2012 Matchday 2 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 2 – 2 Genk Den Dreef, Heverlee
18:00 CEST Ibou   64'
Tshimanga   77' (o.g.)
Ibou   84' (pen.)		 Report Hyland   36'
Vossen   37'
Benteke   44'
Gorius   45'
Buffel   71'
Croux   90+2'		 Attendance: 7,082
Referee: Alexandre Boucaut
12 August 2012 Matchday 3 Gent 1 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Jules Ottenstadion, Ghent
18:00 CEST Wallace   26'
van der Bruggen   55'
Conté   80'
Arbeitman   82'		 Report Ibou   1'
Weuts   53'
Van Goethem   63'		 Attendance: 9,566
Referee: Laurent Colemonts
18 August 2012 Matchday 4 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 3 – 2 Cercle Brugge Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CEST Ngolok   38'
Ibou   64' (pen.)
Geraerts   82'		 Report Iachtchouk   27' (pen.)
Van Eenoo   52'
Rudy   61'
Wils   90+3'		 Attendance: 6,746
Referee: Jérôme Efong Nzolo
25 August 2012 Matchday 5 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1 – 1 Anderlecht Den Dreef, Heverlee
18:00 CEST Ibou   32'
Ibou   32'
Chuka   51'
De Roeck   62'		 Report Iakovenko   11' Attendance: 8,931
Referee: Serge Gumienny
1 September 2012 Matchday 6 Lierse 1 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Herman Vanderpoortenstadion, Lier
20:00 CEST Hazurov   45+1' Report Raymaekers   26'
Vanaudenaerde   71'
Azevedo   75'
De Roeck   82'
Buysens   84'
Pouga   90+4'
Pouga   90+5'		 Attendance: 6,735
Referee: Claude Bourdouxhe
15 September 2012 Matchday 7 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 0 – 1 Zulte Waregem Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CEST Ibou   19'
Thompson   34'
De Roeck   35'
Pouga   90+4'		 Report Malanda   41'
Vandenbroucke   55'
De Jonghe   71'
Naessens   85'		 Attendance: 6,937
Referee: Alexandre Boucaut
22 September 2012 Matchday 8 Lokeren 2 – 2 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Daknamstadion, Lokeren
20:00 CEST Mokulu   59'
Mil. Marić   82'
Galitsios   86'		 Report Thompson   37'
Gíslason   55'
Raymaekers   65'
Geraerts   88'
Raymaekers   90+1'		 Attendance: 5,588
Referee: Nicolas Laforge
29 September 2012 Matchday 9 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 5 – 2 Waasland-Beveren Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CEST Pouga   39', 71'
Thompson   51'
Van Goethem   58'
Gíslason   61'
De Roeck   65'
Chuka   83'
Ibou   90', 90+4'		 Report Lepoint   54'
Da Silva   55'
Lardenoit   59'
Belhocine   60'
Badash   67' (pen.)		 Attendance: 7,126
Referee: Sébastien Delferiere
6 October 2012 Matchday 10 Charleroi 0 – 4 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Stade du Pays de Charleroi, Charleroi
20:00 CEST Džinić   37' Report Chuka   3', 71', 85'
Gíslason   64'
Ibou   65'		 Attendance: 5,027
Referee: Jurgen Brinckman
20 October 2012 Matchday 11 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 4 – 1 Club Brugge Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CEST Ibou   12', 36', 80' (pen.)
Robson   39'
Thompson   54'   69'
Karuru   82'		 Report Bacca   5'
Blondel   18'
Lestienne   39'
Bacca   57'
Almebäck   59'
Vázquez   59'
Almebäck   79'		 Attendance: 9,500
Referee: Richard Liesveld
27 October 2012 Matchday 12 Beerschot 1 – 3 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Olympisch Stadion, Antwerp
20:00 CEST Losada   90' (pen.) Report Van Goethem   25'   56'
Geraerts   86'
Gíslason   88'		 Attendance: 8,092
Referee: Carlos Manuel Alho-Guerreiro
31 October 2012 Matchday 13 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 3 – 1 Mechelen Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:30 CET Pouga   1'
Chuka   61'
Ibou   76' (pen.)		 Report Henkens   16'
Destorme   58'
Biset   62'		 Attendance: 9,500
Referee: Tim Pots
4 November 2012 Matchday 14 Standard Liège 2 – 0 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Stade Maurice Dufrasne, Liège
20:30 CET Vainqueur   14'
Batshuayi   76'		 Report Weuts   28'
De Roeck   73'		 Attendance: 18,238
Referee: Serdar Gözübüyük
10 November 2012 Matchday 15 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 0 – 0 Kortrijk Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Pouga   33'
Thompson   55'
Gíslason   58'
De Roeck   69'		 Report Reynaud   55'
De Mets   67'
Pavlović   78'		 Attendance: 7,621
Referee: Denis Vanbecelaere
17 November 2012 Matchday 16 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1 – 3 Mons Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Robson   36'
Gíslason   62'
Pouga   82'		 Report Perbet   2', 74', 90+2'
Debisschop   64'
Lépicier   67'
Angeli   85'		 Attendance: 7,121
Referee: Johan Verbist
25 November 2012 Matchday 17 Genk 1 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Cristal Arena, Genk
20:30 CET Plet   22'   90+3'
Koulibaly   90+3'		 Report Van Goethem   71'
Ibou   90+3' (pen.)		 Attendance: 19,761
Referee: Christophe Delacour
1 December 2012 Matchday 18 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1 – 1 Gent Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Geraerts   9'
Chuka   29'
Thompson   45+1'		 Report N'Diaye   7'
Melli   29'
van der Bruggen   45+2'		 Attendance: 8,360
Referee: Laurent Colemonts
8 December 2012 Matchday 19 Cercle Brugge 1 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges
20:00 CET Verbist   36'
Evens   45+1'
Guðjohnsen   45+1' (pen.)		 Report Ibou   43' (pen.)
Robson   45+1'		 Attendance: 6,499
Referee: Carlos Manuel Alho-Guerreiro
16 December 2012 Matchday 20 Anderlecht 2 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Constant Vanden Stock Stadium, Anderlecht
18:00 CET Nuytinck   14'
Mbokani   27' (pen.), 51'
Kouyaté   54'
Mbokani   75'		 Report Robson   18'
Ibou   43'		 Attendance: 20,000
Referee: Jérôme Efong Nzolo
22 December 2012 Matchday 21 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 2 – 2 Lierse Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Vanaudenaerde   61'
Ibou   62' (pen.)
Thompson   72'
Geraerts   77'		 Report Hazurov   20'
El-Gabbas   63'
El-Gabbas   73' (pen.)		 Attendance: 8,325
Referee: Nicolas Laforge
26 December 2012 Matchday 22 Zulte Waregem 2 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Regenboogstadion, Waregem
14:30 CET Habibou   70', 90'
Habibou   89'		 Report Buysens   74'
Chuka   82'		 Attendance: 7,000
Referee: Tim Pots
19 January 2013 Matchday 23 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 2 – 6 Lokeren Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Azevedo   52'
Geraerts   64'
Robson   78'
Ruytinx   90+2'		 Report Mokulu   5', 34', 80'
Marić   38'
Leko   72'
Galitsios   77'
Lazić   78'
Persoons   83'
Patosi   90+3'		 Attendance: 7,595
Referee: Laurent Colemonts
26 January 2013 Matchday 24 Waasland-Beveren 2 – 0 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Freethiel Stadion, Beveren
20:00 CET Blondelle   21'   56'
Badash   73'
D'Ulivo   81'
De Smet   83'		 Report Gíslason   40'
Ruytinx   90+2'		 Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Carlos Alho-Guerreiro
2 February 2013 Matchday 25 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1 – 0 Charleroi Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Vanaudenaerde   41'
Chuka   55'
Ngolok   90'		 Report Kumedor   71'
Martos   86'		 Attendance: 7,633
Referee: Peter Vervecken
9 February 2013 Matchday 26 Club Brugge 3 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges
20:00 CET Lestienne   63'
Refaelov   66'
Bacca   74'
Larsen   78'
Tričkovski   84'		 Report Geraerts   50'
Thompson   61'
Vanaudenaerde   66'
Mikulić   69'
Ngolok   69'		 Attendance: 23,800
Referee: Jonathan Lardot
16 February 2013 Matchday 27 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1 – 1 Beerschot Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Ibou   50' Report Losada   45'
Van Acker   49'
Stijnen   73'
Ogunjimi   74'
Raman   80'		 Attendance: 8,416
Referee: Bart Vertenten
23 February 2013 Matchday 28 Mechelen 1 – 2 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Argosstadion Achter de Kazerne, Mechelen
20:00 CET de Witte   37'
Cordaro   42'
Destorme   67'		 Report Robson   55'
Weuts   68'
Ngolok   70'
Chuka  78'		 Attendance: 10,106
Referee: Jurgen Brinckman
9 March 2013 Matchday 29 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 0 – 4 Standard Liège Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Gíslason   31'
Mikulić   69'
Vanaudenaerde   77'		 Report Ezekiel   1'
Batshuayi   22'
Van Damme   45+3'
Ciman   69'
Bulot   83'		 Attendance: 9,000
Referee: Alexandre Boucaut
16 March 2013 Matchday 30 Kortrijk 0 – 0 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Guldensporen Stadion, Kortrijk
20:00 CET N'Diaye   33' Report Yagan   70'
Van Goethem   73'
Mikulić   83'		 Attendance: 6,849
Referee: Claude Bourdouxhe
31 March 2013 Playoff Matchday 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 3 – 1 Waasland-Beveren Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CET Cerigioni   28'
Ogbu   52'
Robson   70'
Dehond   75'
Ruytinx   80'
Weuts   15'   83'		 Report Belhocine   46'
Blondelle   49'
De Smet   71'
De Smet   90+2'		 Attendance: 7,392
Referee: Laurent Colemonts
6 April 2013 Playoff Matchday 2 Charleroi 3 – 0 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Stade du Pays de Charleroi, Charleroi
20:00 CEST Pollet   22' (pen.)
Kaya   26'
Satli   43'
Mandanda   78'
Džinić   90+1'		 Report Robson   22'
Buysens   55'
Ruytinx   80'		 Attendance: 5,134
Referee: Wim Smet
13 April 2013 Playoff Matchday 3 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 0 – 3 Mechelen Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CEST Ruytinx   71' Report Van Damme   41'
Pedersen   45'
Pandža   53'
Diabang   87'		 Attendance: 9,282
Referee: Tim Pots
20 April 2013 Playoff Matchday 4 Mechelen 1 – 5 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Argosstadion Achter de Kazerne, Mechelen
20:00 CEST de Witte   40'
Van Damme   54'   62'		 Report Robson   26'
Weuts   41'
Mikulić   56'
Ibou   63' (pen.)
Robson   68'
Cerigioni   70'
Vanaudenaerde   72'
Mikulić   74'
Gíslason   75'
Ibou   83'		 Attendance: 9,512
Referee:   Jochem Kamphuis
27 April 2013 Playoff Matchday 5 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 0 – 0 Charleroi Den Dreef, Heverlee
20:00 CEST Vanaudenaerde   40' Report François   72'
N'Ganga   55'
Martos   90'		 Attendance: 9,234
Referee: Christophe Delacour
6 May 2013 Playoff Matchday 6 Waasland-Beveren 0 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Freethiel Stadion, Beveren
20:00 CEST D'Ulivo   38'
Belhocine   90+1'		 Report Ruytinx   73'
Ruytinx   90'
Ngolok   90+1'
Mikulić   90+1'		 Attendance: 2,500
Referee: Frederik Geldhof
11 May 2013 Playoff Final Leg 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1 – 4 Gent Den Dreef, Heverlee
18:00 CEST Ruytinx   3'
Bailly   63'
Robson   65'
Mikulić   90+3'		 Report Soumahoro   21'
Kage   35'
Hubert   51'
Van der Bruggen   61'
Kage   63'
Mboyo   83' (pen.)		 Attendance: 6,580
Referee: Alexandre Boucaut
18 May 2013 Playoff Final Leg 2 Gent 4 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Jules Ottenstadion, Ghent
20:00 CEST López   6', 43'
Brüls   72'
Coulibaly   82'		 Report Ngolok   59' Attendance: 6,190
Referee: Jérôme Efong Nzolo

Belgian Cup

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Main article: 2012–13 Belgian Cup
26 September 2012 6th round Oostende 2 – 1 Oud-Heverlee Leuven Albertpark, Ostend
20:00 CET Gendarme   27'
Van Steenbrugghe   39'
Luissint   49'
Dissa   70'
Vandamme   82'
Martens   89'
Brouckaert   89'		 Report Buysens   28'   36'
Karuru   34'
Vanaudenaerde   56'
Dehond   85'		 Referee: Christoph Dierick

References

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