K.V. Mechelen
Club BruggeDay 2
Schoofs (p.) 51'
K.V. Mechelen: 1. De Wolf - 2. Halhal Redouane, 3. Marsà, 17. Belghali, 23. Zekri - 6. Hammar F., 16. Schoofs, 19. Mrabti (Özdemir, 78), 35. Bafdili (Teague R., 85), 77. Pflucke (Konate Mory, 71) - 20. Lauberbach
Substitution: Konate Mory (from 71); Özdemir (from 78); Teague R. (from 85)
Bench: 13. Mirás - 7. Koudou, 22. Golič - 38. Antonio B. - 11. Storm
Yellow Cards: Hammar F. 14; Halhal Redouane 45; Özdemir 89; De Wolf 90
Club Brugge: 29. Jackers - 2. Romero (Meijer B., 59), 44. Mechele, 58. Spileers, 65. Seys - 6. Reis L. (Tresoldi, 59), 10. Vetlesen (Forbs, 60), 15. Onyedika (Stankovic Al., 79), 20. Vanaken - 8. Tzolis, 17. Vermant (Skóraś, 60)
Substitution: Meijer B. (from 59); Tresoldi (from 59); Skóraś (from 60); Forbs (from 60); Stankovic Al. (from 79)
Bench: 16. van den Heuvel, 22. Mignolet - 41. Siquet - 11. Sandra, 62. Audoor
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Following are the results of Belgium Jupiler League second Matchday