Gijs van Hoecke in the Gent Six Day(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Iljo Keisse climbs off after taking the leader's flowers(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Job done for Keisse and O'Shea(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Iljo Keisse and Glenn O'Shea are the new overall leaders(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Iljo Keisse gets a mid-race rub(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Keisse and O'Shea kept the race close(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Glenn O'Shea on the Omega Pharma team in the Gent Six Day(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Iljo Keisse back in action in the Gent SIx Day(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Kenny de Ketele sporting his Movember moustache(Image credit: Photopress.be)
World Madison champions Kenny De Ketele and Gijs Van Hoecke sign in(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Kenny de Ketele gets thrown into the mix by Gijs van Hoecke(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Olympic omnium champion Lasse Norman Hansen in the Gent Six Day(Image credit: Photopress.be)
Franco Marvulli and Tristan Marguet celebrate their record (Image credit: Photopress.be)
Franco Marvulli in action(Image credit: Photopress.be)
The Gent Six looks set to be decided by the final sprint of the final day of racing with Iijo Keisse and Australia's Glenn O'Shea locked in a battle with world champions Gijs Van Hoecke and Kenny De Ketele.
The two pairs have dominated the racing so far, taking the lead from each other and fighting for laps in the Madison events night after night.
The racing ended on Saturday night with Keisse and O'Shea back in the lead but by just four points ahead of De Ketele and Van Hoecke, who picked up precious points across several events on Saturday.
Keisse and O'Shea have 383 points, with De Ketele and Van Hoecke just behind with 379. Two other teams, Silvan Dillier and Robert Bartko, and Marc Hester and Lasse Norman, are on the same lap but are over a hundred points behind.
De Ketele won the opening Derny race but Keisse responded by taking the second. However Van Hoecke and De Ketele scored 12 points with second place in the 500m time trial behind Franco Marvullo and Tristan Marguet.
Van Hoecke and De Ketele also pulled back four more points in the Supersprint event and then another two points in the Madison of the evening.
With 20 points up for grabs in the final Madison of the final session and lesser points available in the other events, the racing will be fierce on the final day which starts in the afternoon
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