MANAGE, Belgium (Interstat) — Flenu delivered a stunning and decisive away performance, overwhelming Entite Manageoise 5-0 in a Belgian Division 2 match at Stade du Scailmont on Sunday.

The visitors dismantled the home side with a blistering early display, scoring three times in a devastating four-minute span in the first half to effectively decide the contest before a quarter-hour had been played.

The match defied pregame projections. Interstat’s game simulator had forecast a 2-2 draw, and its ELO rating system gave Entite Manageoise a 58.4% probability of victory. Instead, Flenu recorded its most lopsided win of the season.

The onslaught began in the 11th minute. Substitute Ayoub Belasfar opened the scoring, initiating a rapid-fire sequence that broke the game open. Just two minutes later, fellow substitute Mégan Laurent doubled the advantage. Belasfar then completed his quick brace in the 15th minute, capitalizing on an assist from midfielder Mateo Scohy to make it 3-0.

The frantic pace settled thereafter, but Flenu’s dominance continued. Substitute Baptiste Ulens added a fourth goal in the 59th minute. The final goal, scored by substitute Alessio Valentino, rounded out the comprehensive victory. Flenu’s substitutes were instrumental, accounting for all five goals and three assists.

The one-sided affair grew increasingly fractious as it progressed. Flenu received seven yellow cards, with Olivier Mukwakani booked in the 17th minute and six more following in the second half, including cautions for assist providers Scohy, Mikail Deliboyraz, Hugo Mathieu, Téo Marrella, Samir Belasfar and Christ Mulatu. Entite Manageoise did not receive any cautions.

The result marked a significant turnaround for Flenu, which suffered a 3-2 home loss to Entente Acren Lessines in its previous match on Jan. 25. It improves Flenu’s Division 2 record to 10 wins, 7 losses and 4 draws this season. Across all competitions, Flenu now stands at 10 wins, 8 losses and 4 draws.

For Entite Manageoise, the heavy defeat extends a difficult run. The team has now lost three consecutive matches in all competitions, including a 3-2 loss to Entente Acren Lessines on Jan. 28 and a 4-1 defeat at Royal Aywaille FC on Jan. 25. Its Division 2 record falls to 6 wins, 9 losses and 5 draws. Overall, Entite Manageoise sits at 9 wins, 12 losses and 5 draws.

The victory completes a season sweep for Flenu over Entite Manageoise, having also won the reverse fixture 3-2 on Sept. 21, 2025.

Flenu will look to build on the momentum with a quick turnaround, hosting FC United Richelle in Division 2 play on Wednesday. Entite Manageoise seeks to halt its skid when it travels to face Stade Vervietois, also on Wednesday.