In 1976, the second season in Fourth Division, they even finished second place in the league, albeit at a distance from winners White Star FC Beverst.

Lutlommel VV and Turkse Rangers were eliminated, which resulted in a place in the interprovincial final rounds.

That season, besides Spouwen being in First Provincial, nearby GS Mopertingen had recently won promotion to the same division.

[3][4] The recently merged club immediately finished third in the First Provincial in its first season, and again forced a place in the final rounds for promotion.

Spouwen-Mopertingen defeated Jeunesse Rochefortoise and SK Eernegem and again gained promotion to the national Fourth Division, for the first time in 11 years.

The 2009–10 season already saw a new high point in club history, as they eliminated RFC Liège and Wielsbeke in the Belgian Cup en route to the round of 16 against Mechelen.

Spouwen-Mopertingen left Mechelen home ground Achter de Kazerne to a standing ovation from the opposing supporters after their performance.