Club Brugge
Cercle BruggeDay 3
Tzolis 63'
Club Brugge: 29. Jackers - 14. Meijer B. (Sabbe, 61), 41. Siquet (Seys, 61), 44. Mechele, 58. Spileers - 25. Stankovic Al. (Onyedika, 72) - 10. Vetlesen (Reis L., 46), 11. Sandra, 20. Vanaken - 8. Tzolis, 17. Vermant (Tresoldi, 79)
Substitution: Reis L. (from 46); Sabbe (from 61); Seys (from 61); Onyedika (from 72); Tresoldi (from 79)
Bench: 22. Mignolet - 2. Romero - 62. Audoor - 9. Forbs
Yellow Cards: Stankovic Al. 62; Reis L. 68
Cercle Brugge: 21. Delanghe - 2. Diakite Ib. (Magnée, 14), 5. Kakou (till 40), 20. Nazinho - 6. Agyekum, 11. Minda (Kouassi, 70), 28. Van der Bruggen (Erick, 70), 37. Diop E., 66. Ravych - 18. Gerkens - 9. Ngoura (Utkus, 43)
Substitution: Magnée (from 14); Utkus (from 43); Erick (from 70); Kouassi (from 70)
Bench: 1. Warleson - 19. Diaby Ib. - 27. De Wilde - 23. Jurado H.
Yellow Cards: Magnée 31; Nazinho 45; Kouassi 88
Red cards: Kakou 40'
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