- 26′ – goal – Wolk Jansen (0-1)
- 90′ – Gianni Bruno continued by Eric Jr. Bucat
- 89′ – continued Noah Lang – Kamal Sawah
- 89′ – continued Kasper Nielsen from Mats Ritz
- 81′ – Roman Yaremchuk continues through Ferran Gotgla
- 78′ – continued Tajon Buchanan by Antonio Nossa
- 77′ – Goal – Gianni Bruno (1-1)
- 61′ – continued Oliver Dumont by Rocco Ritz
- 57′ – Yellow – Frank Boya
- 51′ – Yellow – Bjorn Meagher
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Club Brugge continues its desperate search for victory. For the sixth consecutive time, the national champion fell behind in points. Blue-Black also took the lead against STVV with a bit of luck, but once again brushed off that bonus. Due to a huge error by Mignolet, the Club sees the title favorites run out and the chasers close again.
STVV Club Bruges in a nutshell
Key moment: Fifteen minutes from time, Mignolet let a Hashioka cross slip through his hands. Well-observed Bruno mercilessly punishes the Brugge goalkeeper’s mistake.
man of the match Quetta is the driving force in Truiense’s midfield. He also, with his horizons, regularly puts attackers in position.
statistics: Scott Parker is the first Club Brugge coach not to win any of his first three matches at JPL since George Likens in 1989.
Panic from the penalty kick that STVV did not whistle
Thanks to an own goal by Wolke Janssens, Club Brugge took the lead midway through the first half.
Until then, Klopp was the leader with a volley from Mata and a side-netting kick from Lang.
There was great consternation when Odoi pulled Hayashi against the turf in his own penalty area. Penalty, you think. But oddly enough, LaForge zeroed in on the fault of the Japanese.
STVV was not happy with the penalty not being whistled. It gave Truienaars a little extra energy and the club came under pressure.
Error saving Angel Mignolet
After coffee, STVV showed much more activity than Club. Koita Okazaki brought one-on-one with Mignolet with a fine ball, which kept the club upright with his left hand.
Fifteen minutes from time, however, the saving angel made a mistake with a cross from Hashioka. Mignolet let the ball slip through his hands. Bruno was a good observer and worked ruthlessly on the inside.
Moments later, Klopp rallied from 2-1 down after a fine run by Hashioka. His cross was lost by the sudden Ritz.
Bruno – again – kicks the ball into the goal again. He was immediately called offside. And suddenly there was a suspicion whether the ball had not come from the foot of Bruges. But the VAR scan showed Boya and not Jutgla touched the skin last.
In the final stretch, substitute Nossa put goalkeeper Schmidt back in action. The goal of winning is no longer in vain. Thus, Scott Parker remained the club’s manager after 3 matches without a win.
Meagher: “It’s not about trust”
- Gianni Bruno (STVV): “It’s a well deserved point. Before the break we waited a lot. In the second half we showed we can get Klopp into trouble.”
“It’s a pity we didn’t collect 3 points, but this performance is optimistic for the upcoming matches. Top 8 goal for STVV.”
- Bjorn Major (The Club): “We lost two points again. I have no explanation why we didn’t win again. We have to review the pictures and conclude what it is.”
“There is a lot of quality in our group of players, and it’s not because of confidence.”
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