Lierse S.K.
Squad
- Ahmed El Messaoudi2013current
- Ahmed Yasser2013current
Ihor Berezovskyi2013current- Ayub Masika2014current
- Faysel Kasmi2014current
- Manuel Benson2014current
- Mohamed Helal2014current
Etien Velikonja2015current- Ronald Kampamba2015current
- Thiago Santos2015current
- Dylan Demuynck2025current
- Amr Barakatcurrent
- Brahim Sabaounicurrent
- Jorn Brondeelcurrent
Bernard Voorhoof1927–1948
Alfons Van Brandt1945–1958- Frans Vermeyen1959–1973
- Frans Janssens1966–1981
- André De Nul1968–1973
Peter Ressel1970–1972- Dimitri Davidovic1971–1978
- Peter Dahl1972–1974
Willy Wellens1972–1974
Hans Posthumus1974–1976
Jan Ceulemans1974–1978
Oeki Hoekema1974–1976
Juli Veee1976–1977
Erwin Vandenbergh1977–1982- Raul Águas1977–1979
Robert Kok1978–1979
Uwe Rapolder1979–1981- Dany Verlinden1980–1988
- András Tóth1981–1983
- István Kocsis1981–1983
Eddy Snelders1982–1984
Johan Boskamp1982–1984- Pascal Miézan1985–1986
Gert Verheyen1986–1988- Birger Jensen1988–1988
Jean-Marie Pfaff1988–1989- Lubomír Pokluda1988–1989
- Dirk Huysmans1989–1997
- Eric Viscaal1989–1990
Ives Serneels1990–1999
Jostein Flo1990–1991
Kjetil Rekdal1990–1994- Nico Van Kerckhoven1990–1998
- Daniel Simmes1991–1995
- David Brocken1991–1999
- Etim Esin1991–1992
- Karel Snoeckx1991–1997
Kenneth Brylle Larsen1991–1992
Bob Peeters1992–1997- Kenneth Brylle Larsen1992–1992
Joop Lankhaar1993–1995- Mini Jakobsen1993–1994
Dirk Lehmann1994–1996- Eddy Snelders1994–1996
- Kim Christofte1994–1994
- Kjetil Rekdal1994–1996
- Jurgen Cavens1995–2001
Andrzej Rudy1996–1997
Carl Hoefkens1996–2001
Denis Klyuyev1996–1997
Eric Van Meir1996–2001
Hans Somers1996–2001- Philip Haagdoren1996–1999
Stanley Menzo1996–1999- Claus Eftevaag1997–1998
Philippe Vande Walle1997–1997
Pieter Huistra1997–2000
Ralph Hasenhüttl1997–1998- Tomasz Zdebel1997–2001
- Dirk Huysmans1998–2000
Filip Daems1998–2001- Gela Shekiladze1998–2002
- Joe Spiteri1998–2001
Stein Huysegems1998–2003- Andrzej Rudy1999–2000
- Cliff Mardulier1999–2005
- Karel Snoeckx1999–2003
- Patrick Nys1999–2000
- Axel Smeets2000–2003
- Geoffrey Claeys2000–2001
- Gonzague Vandooren2000–2001
Oleg Veretennikov2000–2001
Pepa2000–2001
Archie Thompson2001–2005- Cheikh Gadiaga2001–2003
- Geir Frigård2001–2004
- Igor Nikolovski2001–2005
- Jonas De Roeck2001–2005
Mamuka Tsereteli2001–2002
Predrag Sikimić2001–2002
Simon Sešlar2001–2002- Stef Wils2001–2006
Arouna Koné2002–2003- Laurent Delorge2002–2005
- Marius Mitu2002–2005
Bertrand Crasson2003–2004
Gilles De Bilde2003–2004- Issame Charaï2003–2006
Esteban Solari2004–2005- Ninoslav Milenković2004–2005
Yoni Buyens2004–2009- Alessandro Nunes2005–2006
- Daniel Cruz2005–2005
Dragan Mrđa2005–2007- Goran Mujanović2005–2007
Goran Tomić2005–2006- Krunoslav Lovrek2005–2006
Marko Andić2005–2007- Mohammed El Berkani2005–2005
Ognjen Vukojević2005–2005
Oleksandr Yakovenko2005–2006
Tony Vairelles2005–2006- Assan Jatta2006–2007
- Blessing Chinedu2006–2007
- Bob Peeters2006–2008
Frédéric Frans2006–2014- José Ilson dos Santos2006–2006
- Karel Snoeckx2006–2006
Kenny Thompson2006–2007- Maamar Mamouni2006–2007
Marc Eberle2006–2007- Marc Eberle2006–2006
- Marco Ingrao2006–2007
Marko Muslin2006–2006- Marko Muslin2006–2007
- Mike Mampuya2006–2006
- Mustapha Jarju2006–2008
- Nico Vaesen2006–2006
Seth de Witte2006–2010
Sven Vandenbroeck2006–2007- Thomas Wils2006–2007
- Assan Jatta2007–2008
Charlie Miller2007–2008- Chris Janssens2007–2009
- Gert Claessens2007–2007
- Mohamed Abdel Wahed2007–2011
Sven Kums2007–2007- Ahmed Samir2008–2010
- Jurgen Cavens2008–2012
- Nderim Nexhipi2008–2010
- Sherif El Baily2008–2010
Stefan Nikolić2008–2010
Teeratep Winothai2008–2010
Tomasz Radzinski2008–2012
Vladan Kujović2008–2011
Abdou Jammeh2009–2010
Gunter Thiebaut2009–2011- Mohamed El-Gabbas2009–2013
- Selemani Ndikumana2009–2010
- Thomas Wils2009–2015
- Tim Matthys2009–2010
Éric Deflandre2009–2010- Benjamin Nicaise2010–2011
Daylon Claasen2010–2013
Eiji Kawashima2010–2012- Gonzague Vandooren2010–2012
- Jason Adesanya2010–2013
- Joeri Dequevy2010–2012
Joseph-Désiré Job2010–2011
Kris De Wree2010–2013
Lance Davids2010–2013- Mattia Notari2010–2011
Matz Sels2010–2014
Péter Kovács2010–2011- Roudolphe Douala2010–2011
- Sebastião Gilberto2010–2012
- Siboniso Gaxa2010–2012
Wesley Sonck2010–2012- Youssef Sekour2010–2011
- Alexander Mathisen2011–2012
Boban Grnčarov2011–2012- Cofie Bekoe2011–2013
Flávio Amado2011–2012- Glenn Claes2011–2013
- Hussein Yasser2011–2013
- Ibtissam Bouharat2011–2012
- Jesús Javier Gómez Mercado2011–2011
- Karim Saidi2011–2014
- Kenny Thompson2011–2012
- Marcus Andreasson2011–2011
- Miloš Marić2011–2012
- Rahim Ayew2011–2013
Soufiane Bidaoui2011–2013- Stein Huysegems2011–2012
Víctor Bernárdez2011–2011
Árni Gautur Arason2011–2011- Ahmed Abou Moslem2012–2013
- Ahmed Said2012–2013
- Ahmed Samir Farag2012–2014
Arjan Swinkels2012–2015- Benjamin Lambot2012–2014
- Daouda Diakité2012–2013
- Dolly Menga2012–2014
Geoffry Hairemans2012–2014- Kostadin Hazurov2012–2014
- Marcus Andreasson2012–2013
- Miguel Dachelet2012–2013
- Rachid Bourabia2012–2015
Uroš Palibrk2012–2013
Anas Tahiri2013–2018- Ayyoub Allach2013–2018
- Carl Hoefkens2013–2014
- Christian Pouga2013–2013
Enar Jääger2013–2014- Essam Mahmoud2013–2013
Hamary Traoré2013–2015
Hernán Losada2013–2015
Hossam Ghaly2013–2014
Jimmy De Jonghe2013–2014- Julien Vercauteren2013–2014
- Mohamed Abdel Wahed2013–2013
- Richard Ofori2013–2013
- Saladin Said2013–2013
Tony Watt2013–2014
Wanderson2013–2015
Alhassane Keita2014–2015- Anthony Limbombe2014–2014
Apostolos Vellios2014–2015
Boban Bajković2014–2015
Dorge Kouemaha2014–2016
Florent Hanin2014–2015
Karim Hafez2014–2015- Luca Badr2014–2014
- Manuel Curto2014–2015
- Mbaye Diagne2014–2014
- Pierre-Yves Ngawa2014–2015
Ramy Bensebaini2014–2015- Uche Nwofor2014–2015
Zizo2014–2017
Éric Matoukou2014–2014- Daniel Mojsov2015–2015
Dušan Mićić2015–2015
Ilias Chair2015–2017
Joan Capdevila2015–2015
Sabir Bougrine2015–2018- Mohamed El-Gabbas2016–2018
- Ivan Yagan2017–2018
- Tim Hall2017–2018
Beni Badibanga2018–2018- Hakim Abdallah2021–2022
Lierse S.K. is a professional football club based in Belgium, known for its rich history and competitive spirit.
The club has won four Belgian First Division titles and two Belgian Cups, showcasing its success in national competitions.
Founded in 1906, Lierse was established after Gustaaf Van Den Roye's passion for football led to the creation of a local club.
Biography
Formation
Koninklijke Lierse Sportkring, commonly known as Lierse, was established on March 6, 1906, in Lier, Belgium. The club's inception was driven by Gustaaf Van Den Roye, who, after being inspired by football in Antwerp, sought to create a local team. With the support of Graf Marnix de Sainte-Aldegonde, who provided a playing field, Lierse was founded during a meeting at a local pub, with Gerard Quaeyhaegens as chairman and Van Den Roye as secretary.
Early Success and Growth
Lierse quickly made its mark in Belgian football, joining the Royal Belgian Football Association in 1908 and starting in the lowest tier. By 1913, the club reached the quarter-finals of the Belgian Cup, marking its first significant achievement. Over the years, Lierse climbed the ranks, eventually winning its first Belgian First Division title in the 1931-32 season. The club continued to thrive, securing a total of four championship titles and two Belgian Cups throughout its history.
Notable Achievements
Lierse is recognized as one of the few Belgian clubs to have participated in the UEFA Champions League group stage, alongside notable teams like Anderlecht and Club Brugge. The club's honors include championships in 1941-42, 1959-60, and 1996-97, as well as Belgian Cup victories in 1968-69 and 1998-99. Lierse's legacy is marked by its competitive spirit and contributions to Belgian football, making it a respected name in the sport.
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Gallery
Career & Clubs
The early years
In 1904, Gustaaf Van Den Roye learned about the game of football in Antwerp and got fascinated about it. He bought an authentic ball to play the game in his hometown of Lier. The first games were played on a terrain owned by the local graf Marnix de Sainte-Aldegonde. Local farmers were not pleased and the police had to intervene, who prohibited any further games. The graf was informed of what happened and he asked Van Den Roye to come and see him. When Van Den Roye told the Graf about his intent to start an actual football club and pointed out the difficulties he was faced with, The Graf promised him a terrain which could serve as a football ground. On 6 March 1906, during a meeting in a local pub called De Roskam a football club was founded, named Liersche Sportkring. Lierse was born and a first board was established: Gerard Quaeyhaegens as chairman, Gust van den Roye as secretary and Georges Peeters as Treasurer. Graf Marnix de Sainte-Aldegonde agreed to become honorary chairman. Two years after its foundation, in September 1908, Lierse became a member of the Royal Belgian Football Association, where it started playing in the lowest tier of Belgian Football. In 1913 the club made its first impact in Belgian football, when it became the first club ever out a regional league to reach the quarter-finals of the Belgian Cup. The club climbed through the ranks of Belgian football. In 1922, after winning a national play-off round Lierse gained promotion…
- League
- Belgian First Division B
Legacy
League
Belgian First Division Champions: 1931–32, 1941–42, 1959–60, 1996–97 Runners-up: 1934–35, 1938–39 Belgian Second Division Winners: 1926–27, 2009–10 Runners-up (5): 1924–25, 1948–49, 1949–50, 1952–53, 2008–09 Belgian Second Division final round Winners: 1974, 1988, 2006
Cups
Belgian Cup Winners: 1968–69, 1998–99 Runners-up: 1975–76 Belgian Super Cup Winners: 1997, 1999
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Koninklijke Lierse Sportkring, often simply known as Lierse, was a Belgian professional football club from the city of Lier in the Antwerp province. Lierse have won four championship titles and two Belgian Cups. Lierse was one of the eight Belgian clubs to have played in the UEFA Champions League group stage, the others being Anderlecht, Antwerp, Club Brugge, Genk, Standard Liège, Union Saint-Gilloise and KAA Gent.
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