The 2006-07 campaign delivered back-to-back domestic glory for Anderlecht as the Purple and White clinched their 29th Belgian First Division title. They secured the championship in the penultimate round, finishing 1st with 77 points, five points clear of runners-up Genk, and earning a coveted spot in the Champions League qualifying rounds. Leading the charge was the prolific Congolese striker Mohamed Tchité, whose stellar season saw him net 20 crucial league goals and earn the Professional Player of the Year award. The squad, which also secured the Belgian Supercup and featured the brilliant play of Mbark Boussoufa, cemented a dominant era under manager Franky Vercauteren.