Former Fulham, Wales and Sunderland head coach Chris Coleman instilling never say die attitude into OH Leuven | OneFootball

For the second game in a row, OH Leuven struck late in the Belgian Pro League. Last week it was a winner against Dender, this time around it was to rescue a draw against top six chasing Antwerp. With time running down, the side under head coach Chris Coleman found a late equaliser to bolster their survival chances. It was Ezechiel Banzuzi, linked with a move away in January, who came up with the late goal as he smashed home.

The draw means the side, who are looking to stave off relegation, have only lost once in their last five, with that defeat coming against high flying Club Brugge. While the side have hardly shown masses of improvement under Coleman, these results are positive signs that they have a never say die attitude that comes from the head coach. Their remaining three games are all against sides in and around the relegation zone, with their fate in their own hands as a result. If they can pick up four more points they should be safe.

Up next is a home clash with Westerlo before a trip to Kortrijk. Coleman would likely want to be safe by the time they face Sint Truiden in the final game of the season.

GBeNeFN | Ben Jackson