Londerzeel vs Wellen Match Recap - Nov 2, 2025

In a commanding performance at Burgemeester Albert Lambertsstadion, Londerzeel set the tone early and never relented, defeating Wellen 3-0 on November 2, 2025. This result not only reinforces Londerzeel's position in the Second Amateur Division but also plunges Wellen deeper into their struggles as they continue to seek form.

From the opening whistle, Londerzeel displayed an offensive determination that has characterized their recent success. Just seven minutes into the match, the home side drew first blood when Nicolas Moons found the back of the net. Moons, who has been pivotal in Londerzeel's attacking setup this season, showcased his ability to seize opportunities under pressure. His well-placed shot sent shockwaves through Wellen's defense and set an ominous tone for what was to come.

As if fueled by their early lead, Londerzeel maintained relentless pressure throughout the first half. Their midfielders asserted control over possession, consistently creating space that stretched Wellen thin. Michal Dussoulier, another key player for Londerzeel, demonstrated his skills with quick footwork and intelligent movement, keeping defenders busy and allowing his teammates to exploit defensive gaps.

Wellen struggled to mount any significant attack during that period. With three consecutive losses leading up to this match-including two shutouts-confidence seemed low for players who often found themselves outmatched both physically and tactically. A bright moment came from Stefan Van Gucht, who attempted to spark life into Wellen's offense but found his efforts thwarted by a solid Londerzeel backline.

The second half unfolded much like the first. Shortly after play resumed, Dussoulier doubled his team's advantage in the 53rd minute with a composed finish that left Wellen's goalkeeper with little chance of success. The goal evoked cheers from a raucous home crowd eager for their team to build on its strong momentum.

For Wellen's fans watching helplessly from their seats, despair turned into disbelief moments later when Londerzeel netted again just ten minutes after Dussoulier's strike. This time it was Yannick Uytterhaegen who added his name to the scoresheet with a deft flick that exploited another lapse in Wellen's defensive organization. At 3-0 down and no answer forthcoming from their own attack, hope began to fade fast for the visitors.

Despite conceding three goals without reply, there were fleeting moments when Wellen showed glimpses of fight-their best chance coming late in the game when Van Gucht unleashed a powerful shot that sailed just wide of target. Such moments reminded spectators that while they may be struggling now, this team has talent waiting to emerge.

This victory propels Londerzeel further up the standings of Second Amateur Division - VFV B as they chase promotion ambitions stemming from considerable recent success-having won six out of their last seven matches before today. Meanwhile, today's defeat marks yet another setback for Wellen as they remain stuck near the bottom of league standings with losses weighing heavily on their spirits.

Going forward into next week's fixtures-where Londerzeel will travel to face Cappellen while Wellen looks ahead towards Rotselaar-it is paramount for both teams to regroup and reassess what lies ahead. For Londerzeel, confidence surges; each match brings them closer to achieving league aspirations built upon hard work and consistency. For Wellen-a return to form is not just necessary; it is essential if they hope to salvage dignity from what has undeniably been a challenging campaign so far this season.

As much as predictions might have favored Londerzeel-who knew they would be this dominant? Or perhaps I underestimated how deeply entrenched these struggles ran within Wellen's squad? Regardless of my pre-match forecast or any expectations set beforehand-the reality remains clear: today was all about celebrating victory on one side while striving for renewal on another.