Translation:
O dear Belgium, O holy land of our fathers,
Our soul and our heart are devoted to you.
Accept the strength and the blood of our veins,
Be our goal in labor and in strife.
Flourish, O land, in unbreakable unity;
Be forever worthy of your sons.
Let the motto spoken on your banner be:
For King, for Freedom, and for Law!
For King, for Freedom, and for Law!
For King, for Freedom, and for Law!

• The Belgian national anthem, "La Brabançonne", creates a powerful, unified atmosphere on matchdays as Red Devils supporters pack the stadium in a vibrant sea of red, black, and yellow. Because Belgium is a multi-linguistic country, the absolute peak of stadium volume explodes during the grand, marching finale—where fans proudly blend different languages to belt out "Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!" (French) and "Voor Vorst, voor Vrijheid en voor Recht!" (Dutch) in a booming, collective crescendo while stretching their team scarves high overhead. Written in 1830 during the Belgian Revolution by a young soldier named Jenneval and set to a spirited melody by François Van Campenhout, this historic anthem serves as a proud symbol of hard-fought independence and modern solidarity before every kickoff.

La Brabançonne (National Anthem - French ver.)

Translation:
O Belgium, O dear mother,
To you our hearts, to you our arms,
To you our blood, O Fatherland!
We all swear it, you shall live!
You shall live forever great and beautiful,
And your invincible unity
Shall have for an immortal motto:
The King, the Law, the Liberty!
The King, the Law, the Liberty!
The King, the Law, the Liberty!

• The Belgian national anthem, "La Brabançonne", creates a powerful, unified atmosphere on matchdays as Red Devils supporters pack the stadium in a vibrant sea of red, black, and yellow. Because Belgium is a multi-linguistic country, the absolute peak of stadium volume explodes during the grand, marching finale—where fans proudly blend different languages to belt out "Le Roi, la Loi, la Liberté!" (French) and "Voor Vorst, voor Vrijheid en voor Recht!" (Dutch) in a booming, collective crescendo while stretching their team scarves high overhead. Written in 1830 during the Belgian Revolution by a young soldier named Jenneval and set to a spirited melody by François Van Campenhout, this historic anthem serves as a proud symbol of hard-fought independence and modern solidarity before every kickoff.