Kyle Duncan received his Belgian baptism against Same Vines’ Antwerp, while Chris Durkin came off the bench to provide an assist in weekend Belgian action.
With the end of 2021 for the Belgian Pro League, the last game of another “annus horribilus” played against Chris Durkin’s Sint Truiden and AS Eupen, it seems a good time to reflect on the season so far as the teams take a couple of weeks break before getting back to action in the new year.
Mark McKenzie and Genk ended up sharing the points with a Sam Vines-less Antwerp, as most of the Yank-relevant games ended up the same way, with their teams earning a solitary point.
It was a tough weekend for the Yanks in Belgium with Sam Vines’, Mark McKenzie’s and Chris Durkin’s teams tasting all defeat, while Owen Otasowie is still waiting for his Club Brugge introduction.
Most of the Americans in Belgium saw game time with their respective teams with mixed fortunes over the weekend. Sint Truiden 1 – 2 Union St. Gilloise On Friday night at the Stayen, Chris Durkin started for the Canaries and put in an 82 minute shift. Although they put up a good fight, they lost […]
Sam Vines was the only American to see significant minutes in Belgian action, while several other Americans made appearances off the bench for their clubs.
Both Chris Durkin and Mark McKenzie were on the winning sides while Sam Vines and Owen Otasowie wait for their chance to shine in Pro League action. Genk 3 – 0 Seraing Mark McKenzie was back in the starting line-up as his Genk side made easy work of new boys Seraing in front of their […]
