The team is in excellent form: in the final round of the playoffs, they beat Antwerp (2-1), and before that, they recorded a stunning 5-5 draw with RAL La Louvière. Moreover, Genk leads the Conference League playoff group standings with 24 points.
The home team's head-to-head record is also entirely on their side. Genk has won 16 of their last 24 head-to-head matches against Heverlee Leuven, including both encounters this season. Genk is particularly confident at home: at least three goals have been scored in five of their last six home games against this opponent, and their overall goal difference is impressive. Meanwhile, Leuven has lost four of its last five away matches, conceding an average of more than two goals per game.
Considering Genk's attacking potential (the team boasts such strikers as Heymans and El Ouadi) and Leuven's defensive problems, a bet on a home win seems the most logical outcome.
