Club Brugge have already defied expectations in this season’s Champions League after just two games.
A group featuring PSG, RB Leipzig and Manchester City did not appear too promising for the Belgian champions but a 1-1 draw at home against Messi, Neymar, Mbappé and company and a 2-1 away victory in the RB Arena has left Philippe Clement’s side second in Group A and in with a decent shout, on this form, of sneaking out of one of the toughest foursomes in this season’s competition.
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Club Brugge’s 1970s heyday reaped a runner-up showing in both the European Cup (1978) and the UEFA Cup (1976) but the Belgians have never been beyond the group stage since the inception of the Champions League and will relish the opportunity to do so at the expense of either PSG or City. The hosts are in decent shape going into the game against City: they have been beaten only once in the Belgian top flight this season and are yet to lose in Europe and in Ruud Vormer, who bagged both goals in a 2-0 victory over KV Kortrijk at the weekend, Clement has a striker who can trouble City’s back line on his day. Crucially for the Brugge boss, he also has no injury concerns ahead of Tuesday’s game.
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