Club Brugge only played at Fiorentina on Thursday, but are already thinking about Sunday. After all, Blau Zwart will visit Antwerp, which is always a tense match.
How will the club present itself in Bosuil? The program of the Bruges people is extremely draconian at a stage where any defeat could lead to disastrous consequences. However, Blue Zwart appear to be in good form at the moment and do not appear to have really failed in the final stretch against Fiorentina.
Antwerp should not hope for a lackluster Club Brugge appearance
“Survival mode, that’s right,” Björn Meijer calls it latest news. “The positive thing is that they are all top-flight matches. You don’t need much to recharge your batteries. In fact, it happens automatically.”
The club is undergoing physical tests at this stage of the season, but what do the cups say? “I don’t think that would ever enter anyone’s mind,” Meagher said. So it seems that Antwerp have no illusions and can prepare for a sharp confrontation with Club Brugge.
Odoi is grateful for the privilege
Denis Odoi also remains positive. The Ghana international is grateful for the matches provided to the club. “Every match is crucial, but I see this as an opportunity,” Odoi says. “It’s a privilege. There are many players who never get to this position. They don’t even get the opportunity.”
Klopp seems very keen to go for De Boswell. She wants to keep her title chances intact with a triple shot, but Antwerp are ready to put an end to Brugge’s wheels. The appointment is Sunday at 1:30 pm.
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