Day 8
Tresoldi 59'
Club Brugge: 29. Jackers - 4. Ordonez J. (Spileers, 72), 14. Meijer B., 44. Mechele, 64. Sabbe (Seys, 72) - 25. Stankovic Al. (Sandra, 83) - 15. Onyedika, 20. Vanaken - 9. Forbs (Diakhon, 72) - 7. Tresoldi (Nilsson G., 77), 8. Tzolis
Substitution: Spileers (from 72); Seys (from 72); Diakhon (from 72); Nilsson G. (from 77); Sandra (from 83)
Bench: 16. van den Heuvel - 41. Siquet - 10. Vetlesen, 62. Audoor
Yellow Cards: Onyedika 89
Sint-Truiden: 16. Kokubo - 3. Hata T., 5. Taniguchi, 20. Van Helden, 26. Musliu, 60. Vanwesemael (Matsuzawa, 77) - 6. Yamamoto, 8. Sissako A. (Diriken, 83) - 7. Muja (Ferrari, 64), 10. Sebaoui (Delpupo, 84) - 42. Goto
Substitution: Ferrari (from 64); Matsuzawa (from 77); Diriken (from 83); Delpupo (from 84)
Bench: 12. Coppens, 21. Lendfers - 34. Lambotte - 18. Juklerød - 22. Janssens W.
Yellow Cards: Van Helden 53; Vanwesemael 58
The match quickly spiraled out of control for the Ligue 1 side

Brugge have sent a clear message: they won’t be pressured into selling on anyone else’s terms

Another quarter-final berth in the Champions League has been claimed—this time by Aston Villa

Aston Villa head coach Unai Emery has urged the club’s supporters to hold off on quarter-final plans just yet, despite a commanding 3-1 first-leg victory over Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16

Aston Villa took a huge step toward the Champions League quarter-finals with a commanding 3-1 victory over Club Brugge on Belgian soil

At just 19 years and 285 days old, winger Kemsdin Talbi etched his name in the history books

Club Brugge pulled off one of the biggest shocks of the Champions League knockout stage

The game appeared set to finish in a draw, which would have been the fairest result.

Club Brugge
Sint-Truiden