K.R.C. Genk has opened ticket sales for the home match against KV Kortrijk, now scheduled for Thursday 3 September at 20:30. The club moved the date to allow proper preparation for the European clash with PAOK on 13 August. Genk currently sits 12th in the Jupiler Pro League with 0 points, 0 wins‑0 draws‑1 loss and a recent loss, while this season they have scored 1 goal and conceded 2 (‑1 goal difference).

Why was the date changed?

The fixture against KV Kortrijk was originally set for Sunday 23 August but was shifted to Thursday 3 September to give players enough rest before the crucial European second leg against PAOK. This strategic move highlights the club's focus on its European ambitions, with a spot in the Europa or Conference League group stage at stake.

How can you get tickets?

After the Mauve+ priority period ended, all fans can now purchase tickets through official channels. Mauve+ members still retain priority for tickets to the matches against KRC Genk and Zulte Waregem. In addition to standard seats, the club offers Business Seats starting at €100 (excl. VAT) for supporters seeking comfort during the season opener.

What does Mauve+ add?

Mauve+ members enjoy unlimited access to Mauve TV, the club's own video platform. It streams live matches, exclusive behind‑the‑scenes footage, extended highlights, press conferences and full‑match replays. These extras make the membership appealing for fans who want more than just a seat in the stadium.

What are the VIP benefits?

Supporters who want to experience the season start in style can opt for Business Seats. Priced from €100 (excl. VAT), these premium spots include enhanced service, perfect for corporate gatherings or a special night with friends. Availability is limited, so early booking is recommended.

Genk continues to gear up for both domestic league battles and European challenges, and the ticket sale for Kortrijk is the first step to fill the home ground. With the current league position and recent form, every fan's support is vital to get the club back on track.