Club Brugge's Champions League journey started brightly with a win on matchday one, but things have quickly gone off track since then. Despite solid domestic form, six wins from their last eight games their struggles in Europe have been clear, with both of their recent losses coming in the Champions League, Softfootball reports
Still, they'll head into this fixture with confidence after a 2-1 weekend victory over Dender, which made it three wins in a row since their 4-0 defeat to Bayern Munich on matchday three . That run has helped rebuild momentum ahead of this tough clash.
Brugge will also be counting on their impressive home record to give them an edge. They're currently unbeaten in their last four UCL home group games, setting a club record and have won nine of their ten home matches across all competitions this season.