“The disappointment is enormous,” admitted Lukas Nmecha, one of the most active in the Brussels ranks. “It was an extremely important game for the club. It was even more complicated to create chances eleven against ten against very tightly knit Genkois. We must now do everything to secure the qualification for the play-offs 1 in the last four matches. “

There was more anger in Anouar Ait El Hadj’s words at RTL Sports’ microphone. “Once again, we started the game badly. This is what should not be done. Then we woke up but it was too late. You have to get straight into your head that the match lasts 90 minutes. We’re warriors after 10-15 minutes, but we have to be from the start. Now we have to win our four league matches. “

Same story with Alebert Sambi Lokonga. “It’s not a mentality issue. In this kind of match you just need victory. In these kinds of matches, you have to be there from the start. We weren’t there in the first few minutes and it pays off in cash. “