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Club Brugge beats PSV in Champions League 2-1

On Wednesday night, Club Brugge defeated PSV in the Champions League 2-1 after an exciting match in Eindhoven.

4 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the Champions League on Wednesday night, Club Brugge secured a victory against PSV with a score of 2-1. The match took place at the Philips Stadion, where the Belgians recorded their third consecutive win in the group stage.

PSV quickly equalized thanks to a goal from Kodai Sano, but Carlos Forbs, a former Ajax player, provided Brugge with the winning goal in the second half. Forbs scored his fifth goal of the season in the Champions League, significantly contributing to his team's success.

The match was a thrilling affair, with PSV enjoying the majority of possession and creating several chances, but Club Brugge's efficiency on the counterattack helped them secure the victory.

Eric Gerets, regarded as a club legend at both PSV and Club Brugge, looked ahead to the match and praised the playing style of the Bruges coach, which did not go unnoticed in the buildup to this clash.

During the match, Club Brugge wore special shirts featuring the text 'No Heart, No Glory' in support of the Club Brugge Foundation. This initiative was made possible in collaboration with shirt sponsor Betsson.

With this victory, Club Brugge currently sits tied for fourth in the Champions League group stage, with 9 points from a possible 12. PSV, on the other hand, faces concerns regarding their progress in the tournament.

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