Lawrence: "It's the moment of truth"

INTERVIEWS Kemar Lawrence arrived at RSC Anderlecht a year ago. In the meantime, he has already been through a lot personally, which led to a long absence at Neerpede. But the left back is now back and only wants to take points with the Purple & White.


Lawrence was absent from Neerpede for a long time, his brother had a motorcycle accident and Lawrence had to decide on a foot amputation for him. In the meantime, his wife and children are living in New York. Things that are mentally tough to bear.

"But all in all I feel good," says Lawrence, "I miss my wife and kids yes and sometimes I'm sad, but I have to keep going. I want to be an example to my children."

Grab points

There are crucial matches coming up for RSC Anderlecht with three matches in a row. It's time that they now also started to score points in away games.

"It is now necessary, we have to move up a level in the coming games. We have to grab more points, especially in away games, starting with Sunday in Genk. You may well see me giving the free kicks in the coming weeks. It's a strength of mine. And maybe I should just show up in the box more often, because I am one of the better headers. "