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Overview
KV Mechelen in brief
Founded in 1904 as FC Malinois, KV Mechelen are the yellow-and-red club of Mechelen in the province of Antwerp and hold matricule number 25. Supporters gather under the name Malinwa, which is also the name of the supporters' federation, and the team are also known as De Kakkers. Their home for more than a century has been Achter de Kazerne, named after the artillery barracks beside the ground and rebuilt in 2015 and 2016 as the AFAS Stadion.
Mechelen have won four Belgian league titles, in 1943, 1946, 1948 and 1989, and two Belgian Cups, in 1987 and 2019. Their peak came in the late 1980s under coach Aad de Mos and chairman John Cordier: Piet den Boer's goal beat Ajax 1-0 in Strasbourg in the 1988 European Cup Winners' Cup final, the club then beat PSV for the European Super Cup and won the 1988-89 league title. Mechelen have also won seven second-tier titles and one third-tier title.
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Goalkeeper Michel Preud'homme, a two-time Golden Shoe winner with the club, Lei Clijsters, Erwin Koeman and Marc Emmers were central to that era. The traditional city rivalry is with Racing Mechelen, rooted in the old divide between the city's Catholic and liberal communities, while meetings with Lierse from neighbouring Lier have long been charged regional derbies.
On this page you can follow KV Mechelen's fixtures, results, squad, team and player stats, match analysis and video highlights.
KV Mechelen are 10th in the Jupiler Pro League in 2026/27 with 12 points from 10 games (3W 3D 4L). They have won 4 of their last 5.
Myron van Brederode is KV Mechelen's top scorer this season with 4 goals.
Recent results
- Kortrijk 1–3 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- KV Mechelen 1–0 Genk — Jupiler Pro League
- KV Mechelen 5–1 AS Eupen — Belgian Cup
- KV Mechelen 4–3 St. Truiden — Jupiler Pro League
- Lommel United 0–0 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- KV Mechelen 0–1 Anderlecht — Jupiler Pro League
- KV Mechelen 0–4 KVC Westerlo — Jupiler Pro League
- RAAL La Louvière 2–2 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- Charleroi 2–0 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- KV Mechelen 3–3 Standard Liege — Jupiler Pro League
- Gent 2–0 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- St. Truiden 3–0 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- KV Mechelen 2–2 Club Brugge KV — Jupiler Pro League
- Anderlecht 2–2 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
- Union St. Gilloise 3–0 KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League
Next fixture
OH Leuven vs KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League, 7 Nov 2026
Upcoming fixtures
- KV Mechelen vs Club Brugge KV — Jupiler Pro League, 21 Nov 2026
- Cercle Brugge vs KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League, 28 Nov 2026
- Rochefort vs KV Mechelen — Belgian Cup, 5 Dec 2026
- KV Mechelen vs Union St. Gilloise — Jupiler Pro League, 13 Dec 2026
- SK Beveren vs KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League, 19 Dec 2026
- KV Mechelen vs Zulte Waregem — Jupiler Pro League, 27 Dec 2026
- Antwerp vs KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League, 16 Jan 2027
- KV Mechelen vs Lommel United — Jupiler Pro League, 23 Jan 2027
- St. Truiden vs KV Mechelen — Jupiler Pro League, 30 Jan 2027