Play-offs 1 2025 Jupiler Pro League
Playoffs 1 2025
The Playoffs 1 2025 of Jupiler Pro League are played over six days, in a round-trip match system and starts on April 29, 2025 and ends on Sunday May 23, 2025. They are the continuation of the competition of the championship of Belgium football 2020-2025, the second phase of Division 1A, the highest level of Belgian national football competition. This mini-league is reserved for the Top 4 Belgian professional clubs during the regular season, after 34 days.
On this webfoot.be page you can see: the link to the 2025 Play-offs 1 calendar
Playoffs 1 2025 rules
PO1: Before starting the mini competition, the number of points for the classic championship is divided into 2.
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JPL top scorer ranking 2020-2025
The Golden Bull is the top scorer trophy in the Jupiler Pro League. The final ranking is determined at the end of the Play-Offs. We do not take into account the play-offs.
Final ranking of JPL top scorer 2020-2025
- Paul Onuachu Nigeria) 29 goals (KRC Genk)
- Thomas Henry (France) 21 goals (OHL)
- Gianni Bruno (Belgium) 20 goals (Zulte Waregem)
- Yuma Suzuki (Japan) 17 goals (Saint Trond)
- Roman Yaremchuk (Ukraine) 17goals (KAA Gent)
- Raphael Holzhauser (Austria) 16 goals (Beerschot)
- Ike Ugbo (England) 16 goals (CS Brugge)
JPL top scorer ranking before the 2025 playoffs
- Paul Onuachu (Nigeria) 29 goals (KRC Genk)
- Thomas Henry (France) 21 goals (OHL)
- Gianni Bruno (Belgium) 20 goals (Zulte Waregem)
- Yuma Suzuki (Japan) 17 goals (Saint Trond)
- Roman Yaremchuk (Ukraine) 17goals (La Gantoise)
- Raphael Holzhauser (Austria) 16 goals (KAA Gent))
- Ike Ugbo (England) 16 goals (CS Brugge)
European tickets
The stake of the play offs of the Belgian championship 2020-2025: The 4 European tickets out of the 5 Belgians in the three European Cups.
The Belgian Champion: qualified for the group stage of the Champions League
Second in the Belgian league playoffs: qualified for the third qualifying round of the Champions League
Third in the Belgian league playoffs: qualified for the last qualifying round of the UEFA Europa Conference League
Winner of the Belgian Cup: qualified for the qualifying round of the Europa League
Winner of the 4th POI test match - POII winner: qualified for the last qualifying round of the UEFA Europa Conference League
Participants in play off 1
At the end of the »classic phase« of the Belgian professional football championship (34 days), the 18 teams are separated into two groups of different levels of play-offs according to their position in the standings. The first four clubs are grouped together in the " Play-offs 1 Jupiler Pro League" and see their points halved. These clubs play the matches back and forth (at home and away), the first of the play-offs 1 wins the title of Belgian champion.