SK Deinze wins at leader Beerschot after a real battle with eight red and ten yellow cards: “Proven that we can also hold our own in top matches”

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Football Challenger Pro League Beerschot – SK Deinze 1-2

Prychynenko tries to stop Keita. Referee Quentin Pirard took the lead role with ten yellow and eight red cards. — © GOYVAERTS/GMAX AGENCY

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The top match between leader Beerschot and SK Deinze was a real battle with eight red and ten yellow cards – referee Quentin Pirard sets a new Belgian record – which the Tigers won 1-2. The Mannekens ended the match with two exclusions with nine players. SK Deinze ended the match with ten with one red card.

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