KSC Lokeren
KSC Lokeren, officially known as Koninklijke Sporting Club Lokeren Oost-Vlaanderen, is a Belgian football team from the town of Lokeren in East Flanders. The club was established in 1923 and played at the Daknamstadion. KSC Lokeren experienced its most successful periods during the late 1970s and early 1980s, when they showcased strong performances in the Belgian First Division and competed in European competitions. Throughout their history, they've been known for developing talented youth players and have had a reputation for their entertaining style of play. However, financial difficulties led to the dissolution of the club in April 2020. A new entity, named KSC Lokeren-Temse, was created shortly afterwards by the merger of KSC Lokeren with another local club, seeking to carry forward the legacy within Belgian football.
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Beerschot AC
The club nicknames were De Mannekes, De Ratten and their club colours were then purple and white. These colours were also seen in the club crest and on home or away jerseys. At home, purple jerseys with white details were predominant, and away, white jerseys with purple details were predominant. The Olympisch Stadion, with a total capacity of 12 771 seats, was a shrine to this Belgian football team. The club originated in the important port city of Antwerp, where it was founded in 1920 after the merger of a pair of local teams, KFC Germinal Ekeren and K. Beerschot VAC.
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