The 1925–26 season was the 26th season of competitive
football
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in
Belgium.
Beerschot AC won their 4th
Division I title, which was also their 3rd consecutive Belgian title. At the end of the season,
SC Anderlechtois,
CS Verviétois
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and
R Tilleur FC were relegated to the
Promotion, while
RC de Bruxelles,
FC Malinois and
CS La Forestoise
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were promoted.
For season 1926-27, major changes were brought to the
league system. Division I was renamed ''Division d'Honneur'' (French for Premier Division), Promotion was renamed Division I with one division of 14 teams (instead of 2) and a third level was introduced, named Promotion and played as 3 divisions of 14 teams each. The bottom two teams in Division d'Honneur would be relegated to Division I (with the top two in Division I promoted, while the bottom 3 teams in Division I would be relegated to the Promotion, with the winners of the 3 Promotion divisions would be promoted to Division I.
Also, the
Belgian Cup was played for the first time since
World War I.
National team
* Belgium score given first
Key
* H = Home match
* A = Away match
* N = On neutral ground
* F = Friendly
* o.g. = own goal
Honours
Final league tables
Division I
Promotion
Promotion A
Promotion B
External links
RSSSF archive- Final tables 1895-2002
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