The Belgian Pro League has sixteen clubs, and its season is longer than most because it adds play-off rounds after the regular schedule. For bettors, it’s a league where matches are open, corners are plentiful and away teams do better than you might expect. The table below holds the league’s tips from an outside prediction provider, shown as published.
The figures come from about 1,540 Pro League matches between 2021/22 and 2025/26.
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Be1
Cercle Brugge
Sint-Truiden

13/5
19/10
no
no
no
Be1
Union Saint-Gilloise
Zulte Waregem

17/4
38/5
no
no
no
Be1
KV Kortrijk
Royal Antwerp

9/4
31/20
no
no
no
Be1
Racing Genk
Westerlo

27/10
37/10
no
no
no
Be1
OH Leuven
Club Brugge

37/10
7/20
no
no
no
Be1
Waasland-Beveren
Anderlecht

–
–
Be1
RAAL La Louvière
Gent

–
–
Be1
KV Mechelen
Standard Liège

–
–
Be1
Lommel United
Sporting Charleroi

23/10
7/5
no
no
no
Be2
Sporting Hasselt
Dender

–
–
Be2
FC Seraing
KSV Temse

14/5
7/5
no
no
no
Be2
Eupen
KRC Genk II

–
–
Be2
Patro Eisden
RSC Anderlecht II

–
–
Be2
Excelsior Virton
Lierse Kempenzonen

–
–
Be2
Beerschot Wilrijk
Gent U21

–
–
Be2
RFC Liège
Francs Borains

–
–
BeC
Union Saint-Gilloise
Anderlecht

13/5
9/2
no
no
no
1 – 1(0 – 0)
BeS
Club Brugge
Union Saint-Gilloise

5/2
13/5
no
no
no
1 – 1(0 – 0)
Be4
Sporting Bruxelles
RFC Tournai

–
–
Be4
Tilffois
CS Onhaye

–
–
Be4
Braine
Ostiches

11/4
29/10
no
no
no
Be4
Richelle Utd.
Aywaille

–
–
Be4
Jette
Verviers

–
–
Be4
Acren
FC Ganshoren

–
–
Be4
Union La Calamine
Binche

–
–
Be4
Raeren-Eynatten
Flenu

–
–
Be4
Entité Manageoise
RFC Huy

–
–
Be4
KRC Gent
Sparta Petegem

–
–
Be4
Mandel United
VW Hamme

–
–
Be4
Zulte Waregem II
FC Lebbeke

–
–
Be4
Standaard Wetteren
Diksmuide

–
–
Be4
KVK Westhoek
Oostkamp

–
–
Be4
Oudenaarde
Mechelen II

–
–
Be4
FC Gullegem
HO Kalken

–
–
Be4
KRC Harelbeke
KM Torhout

–
–
Be4
Berg en Dal
RC Hades

–
–
Be4
Royal Antwerp II
Cappellen

–
–
Be4
Rotselaar
Eendracht Termien

–
–
Be4
Tongeren
Berchem Sport

–
–
Be4
Nijlen
Londerzeel SK

–
–
Be4
KVK Wellen
Sint-Truiden II

–
–
Be4
Heist
Bocholter VV

5/1
89/10
no
no
no
Be4
Racing Mechelen
Rupel Boom

–
–
BeU
Beerschot-Wilrijk U21
RWDM U21

3/1
23/20
no
no
no
BeU
O. Charleroi U21
Kortrijk U21

7/1
1/5
no
no
no
BeU
Lierse Kempenzonen U21
Lommel U21

7/2
7/10
no
no
no
BeU
Patro Eisden U21
RAAL La Louvière U21

29/10
19/20
no
no
no
BeU
RFC de Liege U21
Westerlo U21

9/1
1/10
no
no
no
BeW
OH Leuven W
St. Liege W

15/4
17/4
no
no
no
BeW
RSC Anderlecht W
Club Brugge W

4/1
6/1
no
no
no
BeW
Genk W
Zulte-Waregem W

5/2
31/20
no
no
no
BeW
Westerlo W
Gent W

12/5
17/20
no
no
no
BeW
Anderlecht II W
OH Leuven II W

–
–
BeW
OH Leuven II W
Olsa Brakel W
–
–
BeW
Bilzen United W
Mechelen W

–
–
BeW
Eva’s Tienen W
Moldavo W

–
–
BeW
Anderlecht II W
Bredene W

15/4
9/20
no
no
no
BeW
Patro Eisden W
La Louvière W

13/5
3/1
no
no
no
BeW
Standard Liège II W
White Star Woluwé W

–
–
BeW
Club Brugge II W
Zulte-Waregem II W

13/5
3/1
no
no
no
BeW
Famkes Merkem W
Renaissance Mons 44 W

13/5
3/1
no
no
no
BeW
La Louvière W
Anderlecht II W
–
–
BeW
RSC Anderlecht W
Zulte-Waregem W

15/4
5/1
no
no
no
Be3
UR Namur
Sporting Charleroi II

16/5
7/10
no
no
up
Be3
Standard Liège II
Schaerbeek-Evere

29/10
21/10
no
no
no
Be3
Union Saint-Gilloise II
Stockay-Warfusée

11/4
5/2
no
no
no
Be3
Tubize
Union Rochefortoise

19/4
6/1
no
no
no
Be3
Excelsior Virton
Habay-la-Neuve

17/4
9/2
no
no
no
Be3
RAEC Mons
RFC Meux

7/2
5/1
no
no
no
Be4
Zulte Waregem II
Rupel Boom

27/10
9/2
no
no
no
Be4
Londerzeel SK
KRC Harelbeke

16/5
29/10
no
no
no
0 – 0(0 – 0)
More Predictions
An open league
The average match had 2.84 goals, and over 2.5 landed in 53.6% of matches. Both teams scored in about 54%.
By season, BTTS ran 53%, 56%, 55%, 53% and 54%, so it’s steady.
| Measure | Belgian Pro League |
|---|---|
| Goals a match | 2.84 |
| Over 2.5 | 53.6% |
| Both teams scored | about 54% |
| Home win | 42.9% |
| Draw | 25.0% |
| Away win | 32.1% |
| First-half goals | 1.29 |
Home teams failed to score in 23.0% of matches and away teams in 29.0%.
Away teams do well
Away teams won 32.1% of matches, above the 18-league average of about 30%. And Belgian away teams that led at half-time and won, the 2/2 result, happened in 19.0% of matches, tied with the Greek Super League for the highest rate. In the same data, La Liga’s was 13.8%.
The covers reflect it. Away win or draw (X2) landed 57.0% of the time, among the better rates, while home win or draw (1X) landed 67.9%, one of the lowest.
Shots
Belgian teams had 9.09 shots on target a match, among the highest in the data, and the side with more of them won 58.5% of matches, drew 24.5% and lost 17.0%. Roughly 31% of those shots became goals, close to the average. The goals come from volume, not from unusually good finishing.
Corners
Corners are high. The average was 10.09 a match, and over 9.5 landed in 54.4% and over 10.5 in 43.2%. Home teams took 55.0% of them. That puts Belgium alongside England’s lower leagues and the Eredivisie as a place where the standard 9.5 line leans to the over.
Scorelines and days
Over the last three seasons the most common score was 1-1, at 12.1% of matches, followed by 1-0 (9.1%), 2-1 (8.2%) and 1-2 (8.1%). Belgian football is mostly played on Sundays (46.5% of matches) and Saturdays (36.7%), with Friday nights taking another 11.5%. A weekend list therefore carries most of the league’s matches.
Cards
Yellows averaged 3.96 a match, and a red card appeared in 20.6%, more than in England (10.6%) or Germany (13.7%). It takes 5.71 fouls to earn a yellow. Over 3.5 yellows landed in 56.5% of matches and over 4.5 in 37.1%.
First half and turnarounds
The first half was level in 38.3% of matches, with home teams ahead in 34.6% and away teams in 27.0%. The most common half-time/full-time results were home lead and win (27.3%), away lead and win (19.0%) and level then level (14.6%). Turnarounds happened in 4.86% of matches, about one in twenty-one.
A tight top
The tables are close, with one caution. The season includes play-off rounds after the regular matches: 16 clubs would play 240 matches in a plain double round-robin, and our data has 312 for 2024/25. The points below are totals over all matches in the data, so they aren’t the official standings.
In 2024/25, Union Saint-Gilloise had 83, Club Brugge 82 and Genk 81, three clubs within two points.
In 2025/26 Club Brugge had 88, Saint-Gilloise 86 and Sint-Truiden 71, which is a big gap behind the top two.
When three clubs are that close, a heavy favourite price on any of them is hard to justify, and the result is an unusually open title picture.
Five rules for Belgian tips
- Lean on goals and corners. Over 2.5 and over 9.5 corners both start above 50%.
- Don’t dismiss away teams. X2 and the away win do better than in most leagues.
- Check card rules. Reds appear in about one match in five.
- Don’t rely on a single big club. The top is crowded.
- Mind the play-offs. The season has extra rounds, so each club plays about 39 league matches on average (312 matches for 16 clubs), not 30. Late games come in different circumstances from early ones.
Common mistakes
The first is applying English card numbers. Belgium has twice the red-card rate.
The second is trusting home advantage as in Spain or Scotland. Home teams here won 42.9%, below both.
The third is reading a points total as a normal league table. The play-off rounds mean the totals in our data aren’t the official standings.
Questions people ask
How many teams are in the Belgian Pro League? Sixteen.
How many goals per match? 2.84.
How often do both teams score? About 54% of matches.
How many corners? 10.09 on average.
Do away teams do well in Belgium? Better than in most leagues: 32.1% wins and X2 landing 57.0%.
Are Belgian matches played on weekends? Mostly. Sunday has 46.5% and Saturday 36.7%.
Where are other leagues? See Turkey and Scotland.
Tips are estimates and not promises. You must be 18 or over to bet, and a stake should be money you can afford to lose.