The Belgian Cup Women’s clash between Roeselare B Women and Stalvoc Beverlo Women ended in a 0-0 no-result, leaving a major question mark over the second-round line-up. The match was scheduled for 6 September 2026, but the official scoreboard never moved past zero, with the fixture abandoned before a completed set.

A cup tie that never got going

Roeselare B Women entered the encounter looking to build on the strength of the Roeselare volleyball network. As a second team, they provide a bridge between youth development and senior competition, and a deep cup run would have been a valuable marker for their younger players. Stalvoc Beverlo Women, meanwhile, arrived as determined underdogs keen to test themselves against a club with one of the strongest reputations in Belgian volleyball.

Instead of a competitive cup battle, the match was stopped before the players could produce a meaningful exchange. The 0-0 reading on the scoreboard looks more like a non-event than a sporting outcome, and it created immediate confusion about which team, if any, would advance.

What happens next

In Belgian cup competitions, abandoned fixtures can be handled in different ways. The organiser may opt for a replay, a forfeit, or a decision based on the competition’s regulations. For Roeselare B Women, the uncertainty disrupts their fixture planning. For Stalvoc Beverlo Women, it is another reminder of how unpredictable cup football can be at the amateur-to-national level.

Looking ahead

Both teams will hope for a swift and clear decision. With domestic league seasons quietly approaching, the longer this cup tie remains unresolved, the harder it becomes to slot in a rearranged date. The 0-0 result may dominate the immediate discussion, but the more important conversation is about how the Belgian Cup Women’s tournament resolves matches that end without a single set played.