Antwerp twice let a lead slip against Lommel, while OH Leuven and Cercle Brugge collect three points
The game at the Bosuil ended 2-2, piling further pressure on coach Marvin Compper, while OH Leuven beat KV Mechelen and Cercle won at La Louvière.
Antwerp were held to a 2-2 home draw by promoted Lommel on Saturday. Snayder Porozo put the hosts ahead just before half-time from a Carlos Mejia cross, and Modibo Fofana restored the lead shortly after Lommel had made it 1-1. Each time, Don-Angelo Konadu replied for Lommel. According to Voetbalkrant, his second goal in the 66th minute came from a mistake in the Antwerp defence. Konadu had earlier seen a first-half penalty saved by goalkeeper Taishi Nozawa and later also hit the crossbar.
After eleven matchdays Antwerp are thirteenth with 11 points, while Lommel are sixth with 16 points and, according to Sporza, unbeaten in five games. Sporza calculates that Antwerp have won only one of their last eight matches. Coach Marvin Compper said afterwards that he expects still to be in charge after the international break, while Voetbal24 says a change of coach is becoming ever harder to rule out.
In Leuven, OH Leuven won the derby against KV Mechelen 2-0. Emmanuel Addai scored shortly after the break and William Balikwisha settled it in stoppage time. That ended a Mechelen winning run, while OHL are now unbeaten in six matches, Sporza reports.
At the bottom, Cercle Brugge won 1-0 at RAAL La Louvière thanks to an early goal from Ngoura. According to Voetbalnieuws, La Louvière missed two penalties and new coach Caixinha won his first match. Cercle climb to fifteenth with 9 points, while La Louvière remain seventeenth with 7.