- OH Leuven won the Belgian Women's Super League title with a 70-point haul in 2025/26, finishing with a 22-4-1 record and a +42 goal difference.
- Ster Habibzadeh's side are a progressive unit that uses high-pressure pressing and possession mastery to dominate games.
- TSC Bačka Topola secured a historic place in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Women's Champions League.
Title winners face off in UEFA mini-tournament semi-final
OH Leuven (W) and TSC Bačka Topola (W) meet for the first time in a competitive UEFA fixture on Tuesday and it's a big swing in the right direction for the winners, as they advance one step closer to the third qualifying round of the 2026-2027 UWCL.
While there is no head-to-head record to examine between these two teams, there is plenty of matchup data to consider as they are classic control vs counter sides.
Leuven are the clear favourites to progress after comfortably finishing the 2025/26 Belgian Women's Super League with a 0-2 victory at Club YLA on 16 May 2026, but TSC's direct punch in the counterattack should make this a test, rather than a cakewalk.
Leuven will try to dictate
Ster Habibzadeh inherits a champion side and his style of play has been a perfect fit with OHL, whose 2025/26 season was built around suffocating opponents with aggressive pressing and scoring plenty of goals. Leuven's defensive record of 20 goals conceded is testament to the solidity that Lowiese Seynhaeve provides at the back, but the 62 goals they scored are proof of how much the hosts dominate. Jada Conijnenberg is Leuven's main attacking threat, finishing the 2025/26 campaign with double-digit league goals to top the club's scoring charts, but Aurélie Reynders' nine-goal haul in midfield also gives the home side some forward thrust.
TSC’s style is more cautious, but dangerous
TSC Bačka Topola are also one of the better teams in the 2025/26 Serbian Women's SuperLiga, which is why they entered the UEFA Women's Champions League for the first time in club history.
They came through their domestic campaign with a very pragmatic approach to the game that has not altered much over the last few months, with the staff that delivered their historic season still in place.
Monja Jošić and Mina Kecman both had big seasons in front of goal and were both involved in the multi-goal wins. Meanwhile, Jovana Marjanović is the most eye-catching attacking threat, having hit the back of the net on several occasions during the regular season and in the cup.
OHL’s firepower a bigger factor
OHL are the much bigger team on paper and their home advantage makes them the clear favourite to progress from this fixture, although TSC have some punch in the forward line that should make this a match, rather than a walkover.
The odds are definitely in favour of there being goals with Over 2.5 at 1.22 and Under 2.5 at 4.0, but OHL's attack is more prolific and should see them through to the third qualifying round.
Hence, the best supporting bet for Tuesday's match is OHL to Win and Over 1.5 goals, a selection that reflects the home advantage and Leuven's firepower.
