Cercle Brugge K.S.V. v KVC Westerlo

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Friday 20 Nov 2026

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20:45 Local Time

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Jan Breydel Stadium • 

Brugge, BelgiumShow on map

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Cercle Brugge K.S.V., commonly known as Cercle Brugge, is a Belgian professional football club founded in 1899 and based in Bruges, West Flanders. The team competes in Belgium’s top division, the Belgian Pro League, and plays its home matches at Jan Breydel Stadium, which it shares with city rivals Club Brugge. The venue has a capacity of approximately 29,000 spectators. Known for its green-and-black colours, Cercle has a proud history in Belgian football, winning three national league titles in 1911, 1927 and 1930. The club has also lifted the Belgian Cup three times, in 1927, 1985 and 1996, and has represented Belgium in European competitions. Cercle Brugge is recognized for developing young talent and building squads that combine Belgian prospects with international players. Former players associated with the club include Josip Weber, a prolific striker who later represented Belgium internationally. With a passionate local following, a historic honours list and regular competition in the Belgian top flight, Cercle Brugge remains an important part of the country’s football landscape.

KVC Westerlo is a Belgian professional football club based in the municipality of Westerlo, in the province of Antwerp. Founded in 1933, the club is known as “De Kemphanen” and wears yellow and blue. Westerlo competes in the Belgian Pro League, the country’s top division, and takes part in the Belgian Cup, giving the team opportunities to challenge domestic rivals across league and knockout football. The club’s greatest cup achievement came in 2001, when Westerlo won the Belgian Cup by defeating Lommel in the final, securing its first major national trophy. The team plays its home matches at Het Kuipje, a stadium in Westerlo with a capacity of approximately 8,000 spectators. Since reaching the top flight in 1997, the club has established a place in Belgian football and has also competed in European qualifying matches. Westerlo’s squads have featured Belgian and international players, with the club balancing experienced professionals and emerging talent. For supporters following Belgian football, KVC Westerlo offers a distinctive regional identity, a notable cup-winning history and a competitive presence in the Pro League.