Club Brugge only played in Fiorentina on Thursday, but is already thinking about Sunday. After all, Blauw-Zwart will then visit Antwerp, an always tense match.
How will Club present itself at the Bosuil? The program of the people of Bruges is cutthroat in a phase where any defeat can have fatal consequences. However, Blauw-Zwart seems to be doing well at the moment and did not really seem to fail in the final phase against Fiorentina.
Antwerp should not hope for dull Club Brugge
“Survival mode, that’s true,” Bjorn Meijer calls it The last news. “The positive thing is that they are all top matches. And you don’t need much to recharge yourself. Actually, it happens automatically.”
Club is being tested physically at this stage of the season, but what do the cups say? “I don’t think this will get into anyone’s head,” said Meijer. Antwerp therefore seems to have no illusions and can prepare for a sharp Club Brugge.
Odoi is grateful for privilege
Denis Odoi also remains positive. The Ghanaian international is grateful for the matches presented to Club. “Every match is crucial, but I see that as an opportunity,” says Odoi. “It’s a privilege. There are many players who never get into this situation. They don’t even get the chance.”
Club seems to be very motivated to go to De Bosuil. It wants to keep its title chances intact with a three-pointer, but Antwerp is ready to put a stop to the Bruges wheels. Appointment Sunday at 1:30 PM.
