Jupiler Pro League Standings Today – Final Table & Stats

The 2024/25 Jupiler Pro League produced one of Belgian football’s tightest title races in recent memory. Genk finished the regular season with 68 points, but Club Brugge ultimately claimed the championship after the playoff rounds. Here’s where every team ended up, what the data actually says, and what it means for clubs heading into 2025/26.

Current Leader: Club Brugge · Runner-Up: Union Saint-Gilloise · Games Played: 36 · Season: 2024/25

The table below shows the final regular season standings with points, win-draw-loss records, and goal differentials from the 2024/25 campaign.

Jupiler Pro League Standings Today

Sixteen teams competed across 30 matchdays in the regular season, with the top four advancing to the post-season championship bracket. The standings below reflect final positions after all regular season matches were completed in April 2025.

Overall Table

• Genk claimed first place with 68 points from 21 wins, 5 draws, and 4 losses (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Club Brugge finished second despite scoring a league-high 65 goals, nine points behind Genk (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Multiple teams clustered around the 37-point mark: Mechelen, Westerlo, Charleroi, and Leuven all finished level (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))

Home/Away Splits

• Genk dominated at home with 47 points from 20 home games, the best home record in the league (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• Union Saint-Gilloise posted a strong away record with 37 points from 20 road matches (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• Beerschot VA recorded the worst away form in the division with just 2 points from 17 away games (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))

Last 5 Games Form

Form data from sports tracking platforms showed Union Saint-Gilloise entering the play-offs on a strong unbeaten streak. Club Brugge’s attacking output (65 goals in 30 matches) provided consistent scoring form heading into the post-season.

What this means: Teams that could balance defensive solidity with attacking threat proved most successful when it mattered most.

Belgium Pro League Table 24/25

The 2024/25 campaign marked the 122nd season of top-tier Belgian football. The structure split the season into two phases: a 30-match regular season followed by either Champions’ Play-offs or Relegation Play-offs depending on final position.

Championship Play-Offs

• Top 4 teams from the regular season entered the Champions’ Play-offs, where points were halved and fresh matches added (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Union Saint-Gilloise topped the play-off table with 56 points from 10 matches (9 wins, 1 draw, 0 losses) (Soccer365 (Play-off Data))
• Club Brugge finished second in the play-offs with 53 points but was declared overall champion based on playoff performance (Soccer365 (Play-off Data))
• Genk placed third in the play-offs despite winning the regular season, managing only 47 points in 10 post-season matches (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))

Full Season Table

• Positions 5 through 7 went to Antwerp (46 pts), Gent (45 pts), and Standard Liège (39 pts) (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• The middle pack showed remarkable parity, with four teams tied at 37 points (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))

Relegation Zone

• Sint-Truiden finished 14th with 31 points and entered the relegation play-offs (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• Kortrijk ended 15th with 26 points and faced the relegation playoff bracket (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Beerschot VA finished last (16th) with just 18 points and was directly relegated (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))

The pattern: regular season dominance offered no protection when the playoff phase tested a different kind of resilience.

Jupiler Pro League Stats

Beyond the standings, several performance metrics defined the 2024/25 season and offer context for how clubs arrived at their final positions.

Top Scorers

Club Brugge led all teams with 65 goals scored across 30 matches. Genk’s tally of 55 goals placed them second, while their defensive record (33 goals conceded) was the second-best in the league behind Union Saint-Gilloise’s 25 (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia)).

Goals Conceded

• Union Saint-Gilloise conceded only 25 goals in 30 matches—the stingiest defense in the division (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• Beerschot VA shipped 60 goals, the worst defensive record by a significant margin (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))

Win Percentages

• Genk posted the highest win rate at 70% (21 wins from 30 matches) (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• Club Brugge converted their chances at the highest rate despite a lower win count (17 wins from 30) (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Anderlecht finished fourth with a 50% win rate (15 wins from 30) and qualified for the play-offs (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))

The implication: efficiency metrics exposed the difference between teams that dominated the regular season and those that peaked when the championship was decided.

Challenger Pro League Standings

The second tier of Belgian football determines which clubs earn promotion to the Jupiler Pro League. The Challenger Pro League standings directly affect the top-flight composition for the following season.

Promotion Candidates

• Zulte Waregem clinched promotion to the 2025/26 Jupiler Pro League after winning the Challenger Pro League (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• La Louvière also secured promotion alongside Zulte Waregem, meaning two clubs enter the top flight for next season (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Beerschot VA’s relegation from the Pro League creates the vacancy filled by these promoted sides

Current Positions

The Challenger Pro League operates on a similar format to the top division, with regular season positioning determining playoff brackets. Promotion is awarded to the top-performing clubs at season’s end, verified through multiple sports platforms (BeSoccer (League Tables)).

The implication: two promoted clubs will test whether their second-tier momentum transfers to Belgium’s top division.

Belgium Football Clubs in Pro League

The Jupiler Pro League brings together clubs from across Belgium’s Dutch-speaking and French-speaking regions. Each club carries distinct history, resources, and fanbases that shape the league’s character.

Club Brugge

• Belgium’s most decorated club in recent decades, Club Brugge posted the league’s best attack (65 goals) in 2024/25 (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• Despite finishing second in the regular season, their play-off consistency secured the 2024/25 championship

Anderlecht

• The Brussels-based club finished fourth in the regular season with 51 points, booking their Champions’ Play-offs place (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• Known for youth development, Anderlecht regularly supplies players to European leagues

Sint-Truiden

• Sint-Truiden ended the regular season in 14th place with 31 points and entered the relegation play-offs (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• The club survived the season despite narrowly avoiding the direct relegation spot occupied by Beerschot VA

What this means: clubs that finished the regular season mid-table face a winter of recalibration while those in relegation danger navigate uncertainty heading into 2025/26.

Season Timeline

• July 2024: Regular season began with 16 teams competing across Belgium (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• April 2025: Regular season concluded after 30 matchdays; top 4 advanced to Champions’ Play-offs (Sports Mole (Football Data Platform))
• April–May 2025: Champions’ Play-offs ran for 10 additional matches per qualifying team (Soccer365 (Play-off Data))
• Spring 2025: Zulte Waregem confirmed promotion from Challenger Pro League (Wikipedia (Encyclopedia))
• May 2025: Season fully concluded; Club Brugge declared champions after playoff phase
• July 2025: Clubs prepare for the 2025/26 season with Zulte Waregem and La Louvière joining the Pro League (OddsPortal (Odds Platform))

For clubs competing in the 2025/26 Jupiler Pro League, the message is straightforward: regular season performance buys entry to the post-season conversation, but the championship itself is decided in the play-offs. Genk learned that lesson in 2024/25, and rivals will spend the off-season figuring out how to match Club Brugge’s playoff resilience while improving their own regular-season consistency.