- 45′ – Missed penalty – Patrik Schick
- 40′ – Geel – Piero Hincapie
- 90+1′ – Geel – David Carmo
- 88′ – Yellow 2 – Jeremie Frimpong
- 87′ – Goal – Wenderson Galeno (2 – 0)
- 86′ – Verv. Callum Hudson-Odoi door Timothy Fosu-Mensah
- 83′ – Verv. Mateus Uribe door Marko Grujic
- 79′ – Verv. Charles Aránguiz door Nadiem Amiri
- 72′ – Verv. Adam Hložek by Amine Adli
- 72′ – Verv. Robert Andrich by Kerem Demirbay
- 71′ – Verv. Evanilson door Toni Martinez
- 69′ – Goal – Zaidu Sanusi (1 – 0)
- 63′ – Verv. João Mário door Wenderson Galeno
- 63′ – Verv. Wendell door Zaidu Sanusi
- 61′ – Yellow – Mateus Uribe
- 56′ – Yellow – Robert Andrich
- 52′ – Yellow – Jeremie Frimpong
- 50′ – Geel – João Mario
UEFA Champions League
Not only in the Jan Breydel, but also in the Estadio do Dragao everything went in favor of Club Brugge tonight. The home side, clearly less than Club last time, rolled over Leverkusen in the second half thanks to goals from Zaidu and Galeno. The three pursuers in group B(rugge) each have three points after three days of play.
A tame first half resulted in no goals, although there was drama for five minutes.
Porto thought to have taken the lead via Taremi, but a handball on the other side earlier in that phase caused the anticlimax.
The surprising penalty that followed was then stopped by Porto keeper Costa.
Conceicao had clearly fired up his men at half time as Porto started stronger. In the end, it was the substitutes who decided the match. Taremi is the man of the match for us.
Club Brugge sees the ideal scenario come true thanks to its own win and that of Porto. Take 9 out of 9 yourself and see all opponents six points away. In this way, European wintering seems as good as indoors. After that, it’s counting, but Champions League knock outs seem within reach.
