The big question today in Belgium is whether or not home team Antwerp have the tactics and the players to stop Paul Onuachu, who is back on form and will lead the Genk attack.
It will be leaders Genk up against second-placed Antwerp this afternoon.
Genk are top of the table with 34 points from 11 matches, a point ahead of Antwerp, who previously led the standings for several weeks.
Onuachu has in recent weeks rediscovered the form that saw him score 21 goals last season.
He has now netted six goals after a rather slow start to the season no thanks to a pre-season injury.
Former international Franky Van der Elst said he expects an interesting duel between Onuachu and Antwerp defender Tobi Alderweireld.
He said: “Alderweireld had a lot of trouble with mobile strikers Dragus and Canak against Standard Liege. Not that Onuachu is not mobile, but he is something else.
“Genk certainly have the weapons to make Antwerp suffer again.
“It will be interesting how Van Bommel (Antwerp coach) will play, with four defenders or again with three?
“That will be a great Super Sunday.”
Antwerp will line up Onuachu’s compatriot and defensive midfielder Alhassan Yusuf.
