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About Belgian First Division B
The Challenger Pro League, historically known as the Belgian First Division B, is the second level of men's professional club football in Belgium. Running from August through April, the division features a mix of ambitious first-team clubs aiming for top-flight promotion alongside competitive U23 developmental squads from Belgium's elite academies. Beyond offering a direct path into the Belgian Pro League, the league serves as a rigorous testing ground where physical veterans clash with rising young prospects.
Top teams
The promotion battle features established clubs with top-tier pedigree, including SK Beveren, K. Beerschot V.A., K.V. Kortrijk, K.A.S. Eupen, and Lommel SK (part of City Football Group). Regional contenders such as Patro Eisden Maasmechelen, RFC Liège, and K. Lierse S.K. consistently challenge for playoff positions. These first teams are joined by top-tier academy sides—including Club NXT (Club Brugge), RSCA Futures (Anderlecht), Jong Genk, and Jong KAA Gent—which inject technical speed into the competition.
Format
Clubs play a full double round-robin regular season, facing every opponent home and away. Automatic promotion places send the top finishers directly into the Belgian Pro League, while the next-highest ranked eligible teams advance to the promotion playoffs. U23 reserve squads are barred from promotion to the top tier regardless of their table finish. At the lower end of the standings, the bottom two finishing non-reserve clubs are relegated directly to Belgian Division 1 (National 1).
Viewership
Live match coverage in Belgium is anchored by DAZN, which holds the official multi-year domestic rights to broadcast Challenger Pro League fixtures via streaming and linear partner distribution. Match highlights and news coverage are featured across regional public broadcasters RTBF and VRT. Sizable home attendances at traditional clubs like Beerschot, Beveren, and RFC Liège combine with steady domestic digital streaming from followers tracking the next wave of Belgian talent.
