For the first time in Belgian Cup history, the final gave us a proper Brussels derby. The Heysel Stadium became the battleground where two clubs competed for the right to call themselves the biggest in Brussels and in Belgium. To bring the city’s unmistakable BXL spirit to life, we collaborated with Lisette Ma Neza, the official City Poet of Brussels. She delivered a moving tribute to both clubs and their shared love for the capital. We also headed into the clubs’ neighbourhoods, visiting the bars that help define Brussels football culture and speaking with some of the most colourful supporters in Anderlecht and Saint-Gilles.

During the final, we brought our A-game to transform this blockbuster fixture into cinematic content. Two photographers, two videographers, one graphic designer and one 3D artist worked together to capture the scale, emotion and intensity of this historic occasion.

To top it all off, we went all out and improvised a classy trophy shoot at the Saint-Gilles Town Hall.

The magic of the Cup never disappoints.