2006–07 Standard Liège season

Standard Liège 2006–07 football season
Standard Liège
2006–07 season
ManagerJohan Boskamp
Michel Preud'homme
First Division3rd
Champions LeagueFinal Qualifying Round
Belgian CupFinal
UEFA CupFinal Qualifying Round
Top goalscorerMilan Jovanović (14)

Standard Liège did not manage to win a trophy in the 2006–07 season, falling short to Club Brugge in the domestic cup final, and finishing some way behind champions Anderlecht in the domestic league. The main disappointment was failing to qualify for either the UEFA Champions League or the UEFA Cup group stages, which saw Johan Boskamp being sacked already on 30 August. He was then replaced by legendary goalkeeper Michel Preud'homme for the remainder of the season.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

First Division

Matches

Genk v Standard Liège
3 Genk 1–1 Standard Liège
Bošnjak 30' Jovanović 31'
Standard Liège v Roeselare
9 Standard Liège 2–1 Roeselare
Jovanović 75'
Dupré 85'
De Vleeschauwer 21'
Mons v Standard Liège
12 Mons 2–3 Standard Liège
Cordaro 55'
Zoko 75'
Geraerts 28', 66'
Jovanović 38'
Standard Liège v Mouscron
17 Standard Liège 2–0 Mouscron
Jovanović 65', 81'
Charleroi v Standard Liège
19 Charleroi 2–5 Standard Liège
Perbet 23', 29' Jovanović 12'
Conceição 37'
Defays 54' (o.g.)
De Camargo 68'
Geraerts 75'
Standard Liège v Genk
20 Standard Liège 2–1 Genk
Jovanović 29'
De Camargo 49'
Hasoun 61'
Zulte Waregem v Standard Liège
21 Zulte Waregem 3–1 Standard Liège
Matthys 58' (pen.)
De Brul 64'
Van Niewenhuyzen 89'
Defour 87'
Standard Liège v Lierse
22 Standard Liège 3–2 Lierse
Jovanović 30' (pen.)
Fellaini 49'
Dupré 90' (pen.)
Snelders 84', 85'
Roeselare v Standard Liège
26 Roeselare 2–3 Standard Liège
Oyen 82', 83' Witsel 35'
Jovanović 50'
Rapaić 66'
Standard Liège v Mons
29 Standard Liège 1–0 Mons
De Camargo 44'

Sources

  • RSSSF - Belgium 2006/07
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Royal Standard de Liège
ClubSeasons
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League competitions
Cup competitions
UEFA competitions
Related to national team
Club seasons
First Division
  • Anderlecht
  • Beveren
  • Brussels
  • Cercle Brugge
  • Charleroi
  • Club Brugge
  • Genk
  • Gent
  • Germinal Beerschot
  • Lierse
  • Lokeren
  • Mons
  • Mouscron
  • Roeselare
  • Sint-Truiden
  • Standard Liège
  • Westerlo
  • Zulte-Waregem