K.S.V. Oudenaarde

Founded in 1911 as S.K. Aldenardia, the club merged with F.C. Audenarais in 1919 to become S.V. Audenaerde. The name was later changed to S.V. Oudenaarde, with the city name spelled in Dutch instead of the French name Audenaerde. In 1951, the club received the right to use the royal prefix Koninklijke.

Member of the Belgian Football Association since 1912, the club first reached the second division in 1924, for just one year as they finished last of their series. The come back to this level of the competition was not operated before season 1980–81. This time, the team managed to end in the seventh position, their best position ever in the club's history. The same position was achieved the next year, but in 1983, they could not avoid relegation. In 1988 they finished last of the third division A, and were subsequently relegated to the fourth level of Belgian football, promotion, not to come back again before the new century. In 2006 Oudenaarde was crowned champion of the promotion A.

As of 9 February 2022

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 1 GK  BEL Gillian Verbrugge 2 DF  BEL Warre Coopman 3 DF  BEL Omar Lekhechine 4 DF  BEL Nicolas Mulliez 5 DF  BEL Mathias Vercauteren 7 FW  BEL Milan Cambier 8 FW  BEL Lorenzo Heirwegh 9 MF  BEL Olivier Verstraete 10 MF  BEL Jesse Martens (captain) 12 MF  BEL Robbe Vandenheede 14 FW  BEL Arne Lagache 15 DF  BEL Thimo Spileers

No. Pos. Nation Player 16 DF  BEL Gilles Van Herreweghe 17 MF  BEL Casper De Buysscher 18 MF  BEL Nathan Mingiedi 20 MF  BEL Mano Decuypere 21 DF  BEL Jochen Van Waeyenberghe 22 GK  BEL Sören Dutoit 25 MF  BEL Jaan Vanwildemeersch 26 MF  MAR Karim Essikal — FW  FRA Jérôme Mezine — MF  BEL Tuur Verstichelen — MF  BEL Robin Van Wambeke

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