King Baudouin Stadium and extend it to June 30, 2008. As of November 15, 2006 against Poland national football team on, the Belgium national team will play in the King Baudouin Stadium again. October 7, 2006 – In the 2008 UEFA European Football Championship qualifying tournament, Belgium loses 1–0 to Serbia in Belgrade. In the first half, the Belgians never got into trouble but did not create many chances themselves, while in the second half it was Serbia having control. Serbia scored with more than half an hour to go through Nikola Žigić and Belgium tried to respond, but never managed to score. October 11, 2006 – Belgium easily beats Azerbaijan 3–0 in Anderlecht. For the first time since long, the Belgian team manages to score more than one goal when it matters. October 17, 2006 – After a red card for Daniele Bonera early in the second half, it looked promising for R.S.C. Anderlecht to take some points in the UEFA Champions League match at home to A.C. Milan. However they did not manage to score whereas Kaká for Milan did with a slightly deviated shot from about 20 meters. The game ended 0–1. October 19, 2006 – In the UEFA Cup 2006-07, Bayer Leverkusen holds Club Brugge to a 1–1 draw in Bruges. In Vienna, S.V. Zulte-Waregem beats Austria Vienna 4–1 with the help of three goals from Tim Matthys. October 21–22, 2006 – Apart from Mons, who already joined (and got eliminated) in round 4, the other teams from the first division enter the Belgian Cup in round 6 during this weekend. Charleroi, Beveren and Lokeren lose to Hamme, Lierse and Antwerp respectively on Saturday. While on Sunday Cercle Brugge and Brussels, two more teams from the first division are also knocked out of the cup. With one more match of Round 6 to go, only 11 remain. For Lierse, this is the very first victory this season, as they are in last position in the league with just 1 point out of 9 matches. October 25, 2006 – KV Mechelen is the last team to qualify for Round 7 of the Belgian Cup as they beat Germinal Beerschot 1-0 after extra time. October 26, 2006 – The draw for the Seventh Round of the Belgian Cup yields no big clashes as Standard Liège and R.S.C. Anderlecht get home matches against Division Two teams and RC Genk