Few points this time.
From week 11 you mention Teugels at the top scorers list as playing for Union. He played for Racing White.
Week 20: typo error in first half result of FC Brugge vs Mechelen.
A very interesting fact is that Anderlecht, eventual champions never were at pole position except at the penultimate fixture. They made a remarkable comeback while Standard capitulated and FC Brugge commited suicide!
Also there is an emergence of Racing White as major force in Belgian football!
One of only two Belgian championships for powerhouse Anderlecht in the 1970s. Remarkable because during this decade Anderlecht became a force in Europe, contrary to the 1960s when they the domestic championship year after year. Brugge would become the major domestic team in Belgium during this decade (Ernst Happel).
Minor errors have been corrected.
Hi Wolfgang ! Ok . Thanks
Hello Wolfgang,
Few points this time.
From week 11 you mention Teugels at the top scorers list as playing for Union. He played for Racing White.
Week 20: typo error in first half result of FC Brugge vs Mechelen.
A very interesting fact is that Anderlecht, eventual champions never were at pole position except at the penultimate fixture. They made a remarkable comeback while Standard capitulated and FC Brugge commited suicide!
Also there is an emergence of Racing White as major force in Belgian football!
Regards,
Tasos
Hi Tasos,
I have corrected the errors.
One of only two Belgian championships for powerhouse Anderlecht in the 1970s. Remarkable because during this decade Anderlecht became a force in Europe, contrary to the 1960s when they the domestic championship year after year. Brugge would become the major domestic team in Belgium during this decade (Ernst Happel).
Regards
Wolfgang
Well, in my opinion this fact shows how strong was the Belgian championship in this decade!