Champions League
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- Club Brugge in the league phase: the table after matchday 4
- Club Brugge's first four matchdays
- Club Brugge v Liverpool on Wednesday 25 November
- Club Brugge's fixtures after matchday 4
- What does Club Brugge need for the top 8 or the play-offs?
- Betting on Club Brugge in the Champions League
- Frequently asked questions
Club Brugge in the league phase: the table after matchday 4
After matchday 4 Club Brugge has three wins and one defeat, with eleven goals scored and seven conceded. The goal difference is +4. That puts the club 9th. Nine clubs are on 9 points, from 4th to 12th place: Como, Barcelona, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Liverpool, Club Brugge, Sporting CP, Real Betis and Borussia Dortmund. Liverpool, Club Brugge and Sporting CP all have a goal difference of +4. Liverpool scored more goals and are 8th, Sporting CP scored fewer and are 10th. The table is based on the UEFA standings of 10 November 2026.
The table has 36 clubs and every club plays eight matches. The top 8 go straight to the round of 16. Places 9 to 24 play a play-off in February. The clubs in places 25 to 36 are eliminated. After matchday 4, 8th place has 9 points, the same as Club Brugge. 24th place has 4 points. No club is yet sure of a place or already out, because four matches remain.
The table changes after every matchday. For live matches, go to the page with live football matches. An explanation of the table and how the ranking works follows on the page about the Champions League standings.
Club Brugge's first four matchdays
Club Brugge started the season on Tuesday 8 September at home to Aston Villa and lost 2-3. On matchday 2, on 13 October, the club played away at Inter and won 4-3. On matchday 3, on Wednesday 21 October, Club Brugge beat Lens 3-0 at home in the Jan Breydel Stadium. On matchday 4, on Wednesday 4 November, the club won 2-1 away at PSV in Eindhoven. Together that adds up to eleven goals scored and seven conceded, and 9 points from four matches.
For the table in the league phase, points are not the only thing that counts. When clubs are level on points, UEFA decides the order on goal difference, then goals scored, away goals scored, wins and away wins. After that come criteria linked to the results of the opponents.
An example shows why every goal counts. Liverpool, Club Brugge and Sporting CP all have 9 points and a goal difference of +4. Liverpool scored 14 times, Club Brugge 11 times and Sporting CP 8 times. That is why Liverpool are 8th, inside the top 8, and Club Brugge 9th, just outside.
Club Brugge won two of its four matches away from home, in Milan and in Eindhoven. The club scores a lot of goals and also concedes regularly. Whether that pattern continues cannot be said. Only the actual results so far are listed here.
Club Brugge v Liverpool on Wednesday 25 November
Matchday 5 is played on Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25 November 2026. Club Brugge plays Liverpool at home in the Jan Breydel Stadium on Wednesday 25 November at 21:00. After matchday 4 Liverpool have 9 points from four matches, with a goal difference of +4, and are 8th. So it is a meeting of two clubs next to each other in the table.
For Club Brugge the result has a direct effect on the table. A win takes the club to 12 points, level with Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid, who top the table after matchday 4. A draw gives 10 points and a defeat leaves the club on 9 points. Goal difference then becomes important, because several clubs are on the same points. These are calculations based on the table after matchday 4, not a prediction of the result.
Club Brugge's matches are broadcast on VTM 2 and via VTM GO. You can read more about the broadcasters on the page where to watch the Champions League. An overview of all matches of the matchday is on the page with the matchday preview.
Club Brugge's fixtures after matchday 4
After the match in Eindhoven four matches remain. On Wednesday 25 November Club Brugge plays Liverpool at home, on matchday 5. On Tuesday 8 December the away match at Napoli follows, on matchday 6. In the new year Club Brugge plays away at Stuttgart on 19 January and at home to Bodø/Glimt on 27 January, on matchdays 7 and 8. Two of those four matches are at home (Liverpool and Bodø/Glimt) and two away (Napoli and Stuttgart). In total Club Brugge plays four matches at home and four away in the league phase.
Of the four remaining opponents, one is above Club Brugge after matchday 4: Liverpool in 8th place with 9 points. Three are below: Stuttgart in 14th place with 7 points, Bodø/Glimt in 25th place with 4 points and Napoli in 27th place with 3 points. Those positions change after every matchday and so only say something about the situation right now, and nothing about how the matches will go.
On the last matchday of the league phase all matches are played at the same time, so the final table is fixed once they end. Kick-off times of the later matchdays are set by UEFA and can still change.
What does Club Brugge need for the top 8 or the play-offs?
The aim of many clubs in the league phase is a place in the top 8, because that gives a direct place in the round of 16. The clubs in places 9 to 24 play a play-off over two legs, home and away. That takes place on 16 and 17 February and 23 and 24 February 2027. Clubs that qualify through the top 8 skip that round.
There is no fixed number of points that guarantees a place in the top 8. What is needed depends on the results of the other clubs, and only after the last matchday is the cut-off known. After matchday 4 the top-8 cut-off is 9 points and the play-off cut-off 4 points.
Club Brugge has 9 points, the same as 8th place, but with fewer goals scored. Four matches remain, so a maximum of 12 points can still be won, which means the club can finish on 21 points at best. 25th place, which means elimination, currently has 4 points. The gaps are small, so every matchday can change the order a lot.
You can read more about the rules of the tournament on the page about how the Champions League works and about the knockout phase.
Betting on Club Brugge in the Champions League
On Club Brugge's Champions League matches several markets are usually available. The available markets can include 1X2, double chance and goal markets. There may also be markets about the tournament, for example whether a club reaches the top 8. Which markets there are depends on the match and can differ per matchday.
Watch the order of the teams. In Club Brugge v Liverpool, 1 is the home team Club Brugge and 2 is the visiting team Liverpool. In Napoli v Club Brugge it is the other way round. The order is fixed in the market. There is no extra time in the league phase: a match ends after 90 minutes plus stoppage time, and a draw stays a draw.
For every bet, no analysis or statistic predicts the outcome with certainty. Betting is a game of chance with a risk of loss, and a playing limit helps to keep the stake under control. On the page how to bet on the Champions League you read how markets and odds work.
The offer changes per match and per matchday, so always check beforehand which markets are available and what exactly they settle, including how a match ending in a draw is treated. You find the offer for Club Brugge in the Champions League section on Napoleon Sports.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I watch Club Brugge's Champions League matches?
Club Brugge's matches are broadcast on VTM 2 and via VTM GO, for which you create an account. All matches of the tournament are on Play Sports and Pickx Sports.
When does Club Brugge play its next Champions League match?
On Wednesday 25 November 2026 at 21:00 Belgian time, at home to Liverpool in the Jan Breydel Stadium, on matchday 5. After that comes Napoli away on 8 December.
Which opponents does Club Brugge still have in the league phase?
Liverpool (home), Napoli (away), Stuttgart (away) and Bodø/Glimt (home). Aston Villa, Inter, Lens and PSV have already been played.
What is the play-off in the Champions League?
The clubs in places 9 to 24 of the league phase play a play-off over two legs. The winners go through to the round of 16, where they meet the clubs from places 1 to 8.
How does the table work when clubs are level on points?
First goal difference counts, then goals scored, away goals scored, wins and away wins. After that come criteria linked to the opponents.
Is there extra time in the league phase?
No. A match in the league phase ends after 90 minutes plus stoppage time.
How many points does Club Brugge have now?
After matchday 4 Club Brugge has 9 points, from three wins and one defeat. The club is 9th. The table changes after every matchday, so always check the current standings before you rely on a figure from this page.
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