KAS Eupen is a professional football club based in the German-speaking community of Belgium, currently competing in the Belgian Second Division. The club's full name is Königliche Allgemeine Sportvereinigung Eupen, and they play their home matches at the Kehrwegstadion. Founded in 1945, the club's colors are black and white. Historically, Eupen has oscillated between the top two tiers of Belgian football. A key era for the club was their promotion to the Belgian First Division A in 2010, marking their first stint in the top flight. In the modern era, Eupen has established itself as a stable top-division side for much of the past decade, often battling to avoid relegation, before their recent drop to the second tier. The club is known for its unique position as a focal point for the German-speaking minority in Belgium and has a partnership with the Aspire Academy, which has brought numerous international talents through its ranks. The fan base, while modest in size, is passionate, supporting the team in the intimate setting of the Kehrwegstadion. Eupen remains a club with a distinct identity, striving to return to the highest level of Belgian football.