Royal Antwerp FC — around the 1995/96 season

Club overview
Royal Antwerp Football Club (often shortened to Antwerp or "The Great Old") is a historic Belgian club based in the city of Antwerp. The team plays at the Bosuilstadion and is one of Belgium’s oldest clubs (founded 1880). In the mid-1990s Antwerp competed in the Belgian First Division and typically fielded a mix of domestic players and foreign signings as it tried to maintain First Division status and compete in domestic cup competitions.

Head coach — László Fazekas
László Fazekas is a former Hungarian international striker (born 1947) who moved into coaching after his playing career. In the mid-1990s he had a coaching spell in Belgium, serving as Royal Antwerp’s head coach around the 1995/96 period. Fazekas was known from his playing days for attacking instincts and, as a coach, worked on stabilizing teams in top-flight competition while emphasizing forward play and finishing.

Season context (c. 1995/96)

• Competition: Antwerp were competing in the Belgian First Division during the mid-1990s and took part in the Belgian Cup.
• Objectives: The club’s primary aims in that era were maintaining First Division status, developing or signing players to strengthen the squad, and attempting respectable domestic cup runs.
• Stadium: Home matches were played at the Bosuilstadion in Antwerp.

Squad and style
The mid-90s Antwerp squads typically combined Belgian domestic players with a handful of foreign signings (often attacking recruits). Under Fazekas the emphasis leaned toward organized attacking play, trying to get the best out of the forwards while ensuring defensive resilience to secure league points.

Notes and next steps
I can provide a season-by-season breakdown (full 1995/96 squad list, match results, final league position, cup results and notable appearances/goals) or more detail on Fazekas’s managerial record at Antwerp if you’d like detailed statistics and match data for that season.