The year 2006 is etched in the history of SV Waregem, primarily due to their remarkable victory in the Belgian Cup. This final took place on April 22 at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels, where nerves ran high for the thousands of supporters who came to cheer on the club.

Waregem had a strong season behind them, and the players were determined to win the cup. Their opponent, KSV Roeselare, was a formidable adversary, but De Zwarte Draak had the confidence that they could triumph. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric; the supporters sang loudly as the players prepared for battle.

The match began, and it quickly became clear that it would be a thrilling contest. Both teams created chances, but it was Waregem that struck first. In the first half, the team's captain scored a goal, giving the team a massive boost. The joy among the supporters was indescribable, and the black-yellow-green colors filled the stadium with pride.

In the second half, nerves were frayed. Roeselare pressed on, searching for an equalizer, but Waregem's defense held firm. The goalkeeper, who delivered a phenomenal performance that day, made several crucial saves that secured the victory. When the final whistle blew, the stadium erupted in an explosion of joy. Waregem had won the Belgian Cup, and this triumph was not just a win on the pitch; it was also a confirmation of the club's resilience and determination.

This victory in the cup has had a lasting impact on Waregem and its supporters. It created a new sense of pride and unity within the community. The Belgian Cup of 2006 remains one of the most memorable moments in the history of De Zwarte Draak and an inspiration for future generations of players and supporters. It reminds us that with determination and teamwork, even the greatest challenges can be overcome. This victory will always live on in the hearts of Waregem supporters.