list of final tables 1st and 2nd level
list of final tables 3rd level
1896 FC Liége
1897 Racing Brussel
1898 FC Liége
1899 FC Liége
1900 Racing Brussel
1901 Racing Brussel
1902 Racing Brussel
1903 Racing Brussel
1904 Union
1905 Union
1906 Union
1907 Union
1908 Racing Brussel
1909 Union
1910 Union
1911 Cercle Brugge
1912 Daring CB
1913 Union
1914 Daring CB
1915-19 not held
1920 Club Brugge
1921 Daring CB
1922 Beerschot
1923 Union
1924 Beerschot
1925 Beerschot
1926 Beerschot
1927 Cercle Brugge
1928 Beerschot
1929 Antwerp
1930 Cercle Brugge
1931 Antwerp
1932 Lierse SK
1933 Union
1934 Union
1935 Union
1936 Daring CB
1937 Daring CB
1938 Beerschot
1939 Beerschot
1940-41 not held
1942 Lierse SK
1943 FC Mechelen
1944 Antwerp
1945 not held
1946 FC Mechelen
1947 Anderlecht
1948 FC Mechelen
1949 Anderlecht
1950 Anderlecht
1951 Anderlecht
1952 FC Liège
1953 FC Liège
1954 Anderlecht
1955 Anderlecht
1956 Anderlecht
1957 Antwerp
1958 Standard
1959 Anderlecht
1960 Lierse SK
1961 Standard
1962 Anderlecht
1963 Standard
1964 Anderlecht
1965 Anderlecht
1966 Anderlecht
1967 Anderlecht
1968 Anderlecht
1969 Standard
1970 Standard
1971 Standard
1972 Anderlecht
1973 Club Brugge
1974 Anderlecht
1975 RWDM
1976 Club Brugge
1977 Club Brugge
1978 Club Brugge
1979 SK Beveren
1980 Club Brugge
1981 Anderlecht
1982 Standard
1983 Standard [*]
1984 SK Beveren
1985 Anderlecht
1986 Anderlecht
1987 Anderlecht
1988 Club Brugge
1989 KV Mechelen
1990 Club Brugge
1991 Anderlecht
1992 Club Brugge
1993 Anderlecht
1994 Anderlecht
1995 Anderlecht
1996 Club Brugge
1997 Lierse SK
1998 Club Brugge
1999 Racing Genk
2000 Anderlecht
2001 Anderlecht
2002 Racing Genk
2003 Club Brugge
2004 Anderlecht
2005 Club Brugge
2006 Anderlecht
2007 Anderlecht
2008 Standard
2009 Standard
2010 Anderlecht
2011 Racing Genk
2012 Anderlecht
2013 Anderlecht
2014 Anderlecht
2015 AA Gent
2016 Club Brugge
2017 Anderlecht
2018 Club Brugge
2019 Racing Genk
2020 Club Brugge
2021 Club Brugge
2022 Club Brugge
2023 Antwerp
2024 Club Brugge
2025
[*] according to Dr. Bruno Dubois, president of Foot 100, who were delegated by the
Belgian FA to supervise historical statistical data, Standard had their title
revoked due to a bribery scandal; however, this has never been publicised by the
Belgian FA. The 1983 championship is therefore included in their total below.
Number of Titles per Club (121)
34 Anderlecht
19 Club Brugge
11 Union
10 Standard
7 Beerschot
6 Racing Brussel
5 Antwerp
Daring CB
FC Liège (Liège was spelled Liége until 1946)
4 Lierse SK
KV Mechelen (includes FC Mechelen)
Racing Genk
3 Cercle Brugge
2 SK Beveren
1 AA Gent
RWDM
Information on 1983 thanks to Luc Nackaerts
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Author: Marc Andries
Last updated: 10 Oct 2024
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