Charleroi
Club BruggeDay 27
Charleroi: 30. Kone Moh. - 3. Van Den Kerkhof (till 61), 4. Ousou, 24. Nzita, 95. Keita - 5. Camara Et. - 8. Romsaas (Pflucke, 89), 22. Titraoui - 10. Guiagon (Boukamir, 76) - 17. Bernier (Blum L., 65), 21. Scheidler
Substitution: Blum L. (from 65); Boukamir (from 76); Pflucke (from 89)
Bench: 55. Delavalee - 40. Khalifi Y., 45. Cisse Y., 56. Boukamir А. - 9. Szymczak, 25. Colassin
Yellow Cards: Camara Et. 45; Kone Moh. 90; Blum L. 90
Red cards: Van Den Kerkhof 61'
Club Brugge: 22. Mignolet - 4. Ordonez J., 44. Mechele, 64. Sabbe (Siquet, 85), 65. Seys (Diakhon, 85) - 25. Stankovic Al. - 15. Onyedika (Vetlesen, 90), 20. Vanaken - 9. Forbs - 7. Tresoldi (Vermant, 85), 8. Tzolis
Substitution: Siquet (from 85); Diakhon (from 85); Vermant (from 85); Vetlesen (from 90)
Bench: 29. Jackers - 14. Meijer B., 58. Spileers - 80. Lemarechal - 84. Campbell S.
Yellow Cards: Forbs 90
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