Club Brugge
StandardDay 24
Bates (og) 45'
Ordonez J. 45'
Club Brugge: 22. Mignolet - 4. Ordonez J., 44. Mechele, 64. Sabbe (Meijer B., 67), 65. Seys (Siquet, 67) - 25. Stankovic Al. - 15. Onyedika, 20. Vanaken - 9. Forbs (Campbell S., 85), 67. Diakhon (Vetlesen, 78) - 7. Tresoldi (Nilsson G., 85)
Substitution: Meijer B. (from 67); Siquet (from 67); Vetlesen (from 78); Campbell S. (from 85); Nilsson G. (from 85)
Bench: 29. Jackers - 80. Lemarechal
Standard: 21. Pirard - 3. Mortensen G., 4. Bates, 8. Mehssatou, 13. Fossey (Assengue, 46; Dierckx D., 69), 18. Lawrence H., 24. Homawoo, 25. Hautekie - 17. Saïd R. - 11. Abid (Mohr T., 46) - 10. Eckert (Nkada, 46)
Substitution: Assengue (from 46 till 69); Mohr T. (from 46); Nkada (from 46); Dierckx D. (from 69)
Bench: 45. Godfroid - 14. Kuavita - 19. Mitongo, 26. Nguene
Yellow Cards: Bates 52; Homawoo 90
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