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The 2026 title: the starting point for Virton’s return to professional footballCrowned champions of D1 FFA, the club announced its return to the Challenger Pro League in May. Its management subsequently outlined the objectives for this new phase.
Virton–Eupen 2001: the match that opened the door to Division 221 April 2001 remains a landmark in Virton’s history. The club’s history records a 2–1 victory, decisive in its first promotion to the second division.
In Virton, the Academy’s revival is being driven by young people from the regionIn an update published in August, the management refers to nearly 200 young people and a largely regional reserve team. A training project whose ambitions remain to be realised.
Stewards at Virton: welcoming supporters and preventing incidentsThe club outlines the duties of its security team and how to apply. The role begins as soon as spectators arrive.
At Virton Academy, what role do parents have on the touchline?Cheering, notifying the club of an absence and contacting the right people: the charter published in 2025 describes a supportive role that leaves sporting decisions to the coaches.
Virton–Hasselt: meet at Yvan Georges on 10 OctoberThe Pro League has scheduled the match for Saturday at 16:00. Virton and Hasselt go into the fixture one point apart, but with a different number of matches played.
Virton: ten points and two goals conceded in five matchesThree wins, a draw and a defeat: the Gaumais’ first league results provide a statistical basis for their return to the Challenger Pro League.
Watching Virton: what are the prices by stand and age?For a single-match ticket, the 2026-2027 price list varies by stand and year of birth. Something to check before a family trip to the stadium.
Around Brncic, who makes up Virton’s coaching staff?The club handed the team to Drazen Brncic in June, then announced his staff in July. Here are the roles announced for the new season.
Stade Yvan Georges: a name and a place in Virton’s historyFrom the Bosquet ground to Pré Jaquet, the stadium has followed the club’s journey. Its name honours a former president who died in 1945.