Behind, it becomes more complex. Indeed, it is planned that the winner of the Cup will argue the Europa League dams. As Anderlecht will not end up one of the first two positions, a Mauves victory would respect this logic. If Bruges raises the trophy and ends up in the Top 2, it is then the third of Pro League which would benefit from a place in Europa League dams.
The third, or the fourth if Bruges wins the cup and ends in the top 3, will join the second preliminary round of Europa League and will therefore have three laps to pass to compete in the league phase. Then remains the last ticket for the second preliminary round of Conference League. On paper, it should be awarded at the end of a dam between the winner of Europe Playoffs and the fourth of Pro League. However, it is almost mathematically acquired thatnderlecht will end up in the top 4, just like Bruges. Whatever the result of the final, it should therefore be the fifth that would play this dam.
Beyond the two protagonists of the final, it is mainly Genk and the Union Saint-Gilloise who will be the most attentive before their television by supporting Bruges, whose victory would allow them, in the event of third place, to avoid two additional preliminary towers in the Europa League. The final will therefore be of interest to more than two teams.
