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KV Oostende Reserves - Fixtures, tables & standings, players, stats and news

Last Overall

Belgium Reserve League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	Waasland-Beveren Reserves	51	24	15	6	3	60 - 25	35
2	KV Kortrijk Reserves	50	24	15	5	4	63 - 30	33
3	Raal La Louviere U21	3	1	1	0	0	4 - 0	4
4	RAAL La Louviere Reserves	34	24	10	4	10	46 - 33	13
5	Union Saint Gilloise Reserves	33	24	9	6	9	41 - 37	4
6	RWD Molenbeek Reserves	33	24	10	3	11	43 - 58	-15
7	Lierse Reserves	32	24	8	8	8	28 - 36	-8
8	Panionios U19	0	0	0	0	0	0 - 0	0
9	Westerlo Reserves	28	24	7	7	10	28 - 35	-7
10	RFC Liege Reserves	27	24	8	3	13	41 - 53	-12
11	SC Lokeren-Temse Reserves	13	24	3	4	17	13 - 56	-43
12	Deinze Reserves	12	11	3	3	5	18 - 20	-2
13	Lokeren Reserves	0	2	0	0	2	1 - 7	-6

Belgium Reserve League Results

05/09/2025 18:00

RWD Molenbeek Reserves

2 - 4

KV Kortrijk Reserves

04/25/2025 18:30

RAAL La Louviere Reserves

Union Saint Gilloise Reserves

04/25/2025 18:00

RWD Molenbeek Reserves

3 - 3

Waasland-Beveren Reserves

04/18/2025 18:00

Union Saint Gilloise Reserves

SC Lokeren-Temse Reserves

04/12/2025 13:00

Lierse Reserves

2 - 1

Union Saint Gilloise Reserves

04/11/2025 17:30

Waasland-Beveren Reserves

5 - 1

SC Lokeren-Temse Reserves

04/07/2025 18:00

Waasland-Beveren Reserves

3 - 0

RFC Liege Reserves

KV Oostende Reserves is the reserve team of KV Oostende, a football club based in Ostend, Belgium. The reserves serve as a development squad for the main team, providing a platform for young talents and squad players to gain experience and showcase their abilities. While not as decorated or historic as the senior team, KV Oostende Reserves play an important role in shaping the future of the club, competing in the Belgian Reserve League and other youth competitions.

The team plays its home matches at Versluys Arena, the main stadium shared with the senior team. The club’s traditional colors are red, yellow, and green, representing its strong roots in the city of Ostend.

Although KV Oostende Reserves do not have a large, independent fan base like the first team, their matches often attract local supporters, youth football enthusiasts, and family members of the players. The team serves as a stepping stone for young prospects aspiring to play for the senior squad, with several alumni making significant impacts in Belgian football and abroad.

KV Oostende Reserves are managed by experienced coaches focused on player development rather than results. This approach has seen a steady pipeline of talented footballers rising through the ranks. The reserves embody the ambition and forward-thinking philosophy of KV Oostende, contributing to the club’s growth and sustained competitiveness in Belgian football.

Team:	KV Oostende Reserves
Full name:	Koninklijke Voetbalclub Oostende Reserves
Country:	Belgium
Nickname:	De Kustboys (The Coastal Boys)
Founded:	1981 (Reserves established – main club 1981 by merger)
Colors:	Red, Yellow, Green
Stadium:	Versluys Arena 8,432 Seats
Address:	Northlaan 13, 8400 Oostende, Belgium
Telephone:	+32 (0)59 70 30 06
Fax:	+32 (0)59 70 33 80
Website:	https://www.kvo.be/
Email:	[email protected]

History of KV Oostende Reserves

Founded

KV Oostende Reserves were formed as the secondary team to Koninklijke Voetbalclub Oostende, established in 1981 through the merger of AS Oostende and VG Oostende. The creation of the reserves structure coincided with the club’s focus on developing youth and local talent from the West Flanders coast. Since its inception, the reserves team has been a core part of the club’s vision for sustainability, offering a pathway for young players to progress to senior professional football.

In the decades following its formation, the KV Oostende Reserves participated in regional and national reserve leagues, frequently providing the first team with promising talents. The reserves play an essential role in the club’s long-term football philosophy, emphasizing development over results. Over the years, several reserves have been promoted to the main squad, some going on to play in top Belgian competitions and abroad.

Finances and ownership

KV Oostende is owned by a consortium led by Pacific Media Group, with various investors holding stakes in the club. The reserves, as an extension of the first team, are funded and managed directly by the main club. The financial support ensures sustainable operation, quality coaching, and resources for athletic development. Unlike the senior side, the reserves are not independently financed but form an integral, dependent part of the club structure, sharing infrastructure and administration. The club has experienced both financial highs and lows, but its commitment to youth investment remains a priority. Ownership changes at the main club level directly influence the resources available to the reserves and the direction of youth development strategies.

Popular culture

KV Oostende’s colors—red, yellow, and green—are instantly recognizable in Belgian football, mirroring the vibrancy of the coastal city. The reserves, while not the main attraction for casual fans, are a focal point for local youth football culture. Club supporters, known for their friendly and passionate support, closely follow emerging talents who could become future stars for the first team.

While the reserves team does not draw the intense rivalries or mass appeal of the senior team, its matches are celebrated within the community as important events in the local footballing calendar. Oostende’s emphasis on nurturing local talent is seen as a source of pride and inspiration. Former reserves who make it to professional careers are often cited in local media and cherished by supporters. Youth development at KV Oostende is tied closely to the club's community work, running football programs and outreach to develop the next generation of players in Ostend and surrounding areas.

Players

The reserve squad is primarily composed of young prospects—often U21 or U23 age—alongside fringe seniors and first-team players returning from injury. Over the years, several well-known Belgian footballers began their careers in the reserves before moving up to top-flight football, including Indy Boonen and Robbie D’Haese. The reserves’ main aim is to develop players for the senior squad, and their roster changes often as talents are promoted or loaned out.

Recent squads have included local and international talents, with coaching focused on technical skills, tactical understanding, and physical preparation. The reserves continue to play a foundational role in helping KV Oostende achieve its broader football ambitions.

Famous Players

Though most players in the reserves are young and yet to establish themselves, some notable prospects and alumni who developed through KV Oostende's youth and reserve system include:

Indy Boonen: A talented winger who started in the Oostende youth and reserves before gaining recognition in Belgian football and youth national squads.
Robbie D'Haese: Another promising local product, earning first-team opportunities after impressing in the reserves and later making his mark in Belgian professional football.
Jelle Bataille: Progressed from Oostende’s development setup, became a reliable defender in the senior squad, and moved to Royal Antwerp FC.
Nick Bätzner: The German midfielder spent formative years with the reserves before becoming a first-team regular and gaining attention from international scouts.
Arthur Theate: Played for Oostende youth, developed within the reserve ranks before breaking into the first team and eventually earning moves to Serie A and the Belgian national team.

These players exemplify the pathway and mission of Oostende’s reserve system, which is to identify and nurture promising talent for senior football and beyond.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Indy Boonen	Midfielder/Winger	Updating	Updating	Updating
2	Robbie D'Haese	Forward	Updating	Updating	Updating
3	Siebe Wylin	Midfielder	Updating	Updating	Updating
4	Thibaud Verlinden	Winger	Updating	Updating	Updating
5	Jelle Bataille	Defender	Updating	Updating	Updating

Typical Squad

KV Oostende Reserves usually field a young, dynamic squad in formations such as 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1. The typical structure features:

Goalkeeper

The reserves often use promising youth goalkeepers or first-team backups looking to regain match fitness and sharpness.

Defender

Defenders are usually a mix of U21 and U23 players, some of whom are on the verge of breaking into the senior team. Physicality and tactical understanding are emphasized to prepare them for first-team football.

Midfielder

Midfielders are the creative hub, often responsible for linking defense and attack. Technical skill and vision are key, with many midfielders promoted to the first team based on their reserves performances.

Forward

Young attacking players are given opportunities to prove their readiness for senior football. These forwards aim to develop finishing ability, tactical movement, and physical resilience.

The reserves are known for rotating their squad, as the primary aim remains player development over results. Youth players from U18 and academy teams are often brought in for assessment, ensuring a steady pipeline for the first team.

2024/25 Squad Season

Below is a projected roster for the 2024/25 KV Oostende Reserves squad. Player ages and details reflect registration at the outset of the season:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Yannis Van Landschoot	Belgium	Belgium	03/02/2004
Updating	13	David Neirynck	Belgium	Belgium	22/07/2005
Defender
Updating	2	Emiel Dekuyper	Belgium	Belgium	04/09/2004
Updating	3	Arno Saymaz	Belgium	Belgium	11/10/2003
Updating	4	Robbe Leys	Belgium	Belgium	29/01/2005
Updating	5	Fadel Sy	Senegal	Senegal	02/06/2005
Midfielder
Updating	6	Siebe Wylin	Belgium	Belgium	10/03/2004
Updating	8	Louis D’Haene	Belgium	Belgium	15/04/2005
Updating	10	Aron Gille	Belgium	Belgium	12/02/2005
Updating	15	Baptiste Bogaert	Belgium	Belgium	01/06/2003
Forward
Updating	9	Thibaud Verlinden	Belgium	Belgium	09/07/1999
Updating	11	Aaron Ibrahima	France	France	30/08/2003
Updating	17	Mathis Servais	Belgium	Belgium	27/11/2003
Manager
Updating		Jorn Vancamp	Belgium	Belgium	28/10/1998

Coach

KV Oostende Reserves, the reserve team of K.V. Oostende, has provided a stepping stone for coaches developing their careers within Belgian football. While not as widely publicized as the senior team, the reserves have been instrumental in nurturing young talents — both on the field and within the coaching staff. The following list features some of the most notable coaches who have played a vital role in the progression and competitiveness of the Oostende reserve side:

Frederik Vanderbiest: An ex-player and rising Belgian coach, Vanderbiest was influential in guiding Oostende’s reserves, focusing on player development and maintaining competitive performances in the Belgian Reserve League. Under his guidance, multiple players were promoted to the KV Oostende first team.
Stijn Vreven: Before taking over as head coach of KV Oostende’s first team in 2023, Vreven worked as a mentor and tactical advisor for the reserves, known for instilling a disciplined and physically robust playing style among young prospects.
Dennis van Wijk: The Dutch coach brought his extensive managerial experience to the youth set-up, overseeing the reserves and providing structure to the coaching pipeline.
Eddy De Nil: A respected youth developer in Belgium, De Nil’s work with the reserves was notable for his attention to technical improvement and tactical awareness, helping bridge the gap towards senior-level football during his tenure.

These coaches, among others, have helped lay the foundations for player progression and tactical education, contributing integrally to the club’s overall philosophy.

Period	Manager	Country	born
2023 – Present	Stijn Vreven	Belgium	18/07/1973
2021 – 2023	Frederik Vanderbiest	Belgium	30/10/1977
2019 – 2021	Dennis van Wijk	Netherlands	16/12/1962
2017 – 2019	Eddy De Nil	Belgium	Updating...
2014 – 2017	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2012 – 2014	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
Pre-2012	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

KV Oostende Reserves serves as the reserve team for K.V. Oostende, a professional football club based in Ostend, Belgium. Although the reserve squad operates primarily to develop future first-team talent, it maintains key elements of the main club's identity through its crest and colors.

The current crest of KV Oostende Reserves mirrors that of the senior team, featuring a dynamic design with the club's initials "KVO" overlaid on green, yellow, and red elements that suggest the energy of the North Sea and the city’s coastal identity. This logo was adopted in 2013, coinciding with the promotion of the first team to the Belgian top division. Previously, the crest featured a more traditional shield with a football and the colors of the city of Ostend.

The club’s traditional colors are green, yellow, and red. These colors are a reference to both Ostend and the broader Flemish region. The home kit is typically dominated by green with yellow and red accents, while away kits often incorporate white or blue as alternate choices, adjusted over the years for modern design trends.

Throughout its history, the club, including the reserves, has consistently maintained this tricolor scheme, with only subtle adjustments to kit patterns and shades. This visual identity solidifies the connection between the reserves and K.V. Oostende’s proud local heritage.

Fan Club

Despite being a reserve squad, KV Oostende Reserves benefits from the passionate support of fans established around the main club, K.V. Oostende. The largest and most notable fan group is the “KVO Fans,” known for their vibrant presence at both first team and reserve matches.

KVO Fans are recognized for their colorful banners, coordinated chants, and a family-friendly atmosphere at games. They often travel to support reserve matches, helping to nurture young players with enthusiastic encouragement. The Belgian coastal community’s spirit is evident in their support, marked by inclusivity and deep regional pride in Ostend and Flanders.

Additionally, several smaller local fan groups contribute to the club’s grassroots fan culture, fostering a sense of continuity and community throughout all levels of the club, right down to the reserve squad.

Stadium

KV Oostende Reserves typically play their home matches at the Jeugdcomplex De Schorre, which is part of the main K.V. Oostende training complex in Ostend, Belgium. The facility offers modern amenities for player development and boasts a modest seating capacity of approximately 1,000 spectators, making it ideal for reserve and youth fixtures.

The Jeugdcomplex De Schorre has undergone incremental improvements in recent years, focusing mainly on training facilities, pitch quality, and spectator comfort to enhance player growth and fan experience.

For certain high-profile reserve fixtures, matches may also be played at the main Diaz Arena, the senior team’s stadium, which has a capacity of around 8,432 and has seen several renovations, most significantly in 2016 and in the early 2020s, to modernize the experience for all KVO teams. However, standard reserve games are predominantly hosted at the dedicated youth complex.

Honours and Awards

As a reserve team, KV Oostende Reserves' primary role is player development rather than contesting for major national or international trophies. Their honors are typically limited to regional competitions or youth/reserve leagues in Belgium.

Below is a summary of the team’s accolades:

No	Cups	Country	Awards	Years
1	Belgian Reserve League	Belgium	Updating...	Updating...
2	Youth Cup of Belgium (U21)	Belgium	Updating...	Updating...
3	Other Regional Trophies	Belgium	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about KV Oostende Reserves

Q: What is the main purpose of KV Oostende Reserves?

A: The primary role of KV Oostende Reserves is to develop young and emerging players for potential inclusion in the senior K.V. Oostende squad.

Q: Where does KV Oostende Reserves play their home games?

A: Most home matches are held at the Jeugdcomplex De Schorre in Ostend, Belgium, with occasional games at the Diaz Arena.

Q: What league do KV Oostende Reserves compete in?

A: KV Oostende Reserves participates in Belgian reserve team competitions or regional youth leagues, depending on the season and age group.

Q: What are the official colors of KV Oostende Reserves?

A: The official colors are green, yellow, and red, identical to those of the senior K.V. Oostende team.

Q: Who are the main supporters of KV Oostende Reserves?

A: The largest support comes from “KVO Fans,” who also support the main club and foster a close community atmosphere at reserve matches.

Q: Has KV Oostende Reserves won any major trophies?

A: As a development team, KV Oostende Reserves focuses on player growth and has not achieved national or international senior trophies. Their honors are in youth and local competitions.

Q: Can reserve players be promoted to the first team?

A: Yes, standout performers in the reserves are frequently promoted to the main K.V. Oostende squad.

Q: Are matches of KV Oostende Reserves open to the public?

A: Yes, supporters are welcome at most reserve games, usually with free or low-cost entry at the Jeugdcomplex De Schorre.

Q: When was the crest of KV Oostende last updated?

A: The current crest was introduced in 2013, aligning with the main club’s rebranding and promotion to the Belgian top tier.

Q: How can young players join KV Oostende Reserves?

A: Aspiring players can join through the club's youth academy; regular trials and scouting events are held to select new talent for the reserve squad.

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