Kairat
Club BruggeRegular season
Astana - Astana Arena
Referee : Donatas Rumšas (LTU)
Vanaken 38'
Vermant 74'
Mechele 85'
Kairat: 77. Anarbekov - 3. Luis Mata, 4. Kasabulat (Abish, 79), 14. Martynovich, 18. Glazer D. (Sadybekov, 75), 20. Tapalov (Stanojev J., 79), 24. Mrynskiy, 80. Sorokin - 26. Edmilson (Birkurmanov, 76), 55. Gromyko - 7. Jorginho (Ricardinho V., 75)
Substitution: Sadybekov (from 75); Ricardinho V. (from 75); Birkurmanov (from 76); Stanojev J. (from 79); Abish (from 79)
Bench: 82. Kalmurza - 25. Shirobokov - 89. Bagdat
Yellow Cards: Sorokin 80; Sadybekov 93
Club Brugge: 29. Jackers - 4. Ordonez J., 44. Mechele, 64. Sabbe (Siquet, 85), 65. Seys (Meijer B., 78) - 25. Stankovic Al. - 10. Vetlesen (Sandra, 64), 20. Vanaken - 9. Forbs (Campbell S., 78), 67. Diakhon - 17. Vermant (Tresoldi, 78)
Substitution: Sandra (from 64); Meijer B. (from 78); Campbell S. (from 78); Tresoldi (from 78); Siquet (from 85)
Bench: 22. Mignolet, 81. Driessche - 6. Reis L.
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