5 – 0
“Carlos Forbs broke the deadlock to give Club Brugge the lead, setting the tone for a dominant Brugge performance and immediately putting Gent on the back foot.”
Pivotal“Nicolò Tresoldi scored his first of the afternoon to double Brugge's advantage, making it 2-0 and effectively beginning a hat-trick that would define the match.”
Pivotal“Tresoldi completed the first half with his second goal of the game to make it 3-0, arriving after a sustained period of Brugge pressure that included two saved Vetlesen shots and a Kanga Aka miss, capping a relentless spell of attacking play just before the break.”
Pivotal“Tresoldi completed his hat-trick early in the second half, making it 4-0 and ending any theoretical prospect of a Gent comeback before the hour mark.”
Pivotal“Christos Tzolis applied the finishing touch to complete a 5-0 scoreline, arriving after a Romeo Vermant shot was blocked and amid a flurry of substitutions, capping an emphatic evening for the hosts.”
Outstanding performance

Club Brugge were utterly ruthless in dismantling Gent across 90 minutes, turning a competitive-looking first quarter into a rout that felt inevitable well before half-time. Carlos Forbs opened the scoring on 21 minutes to set the tone, and from that point Gent never looked capable of responding. The statistics underline Brugge's dominance — 26 shots to Gent's 14, with 11 on target compared to just two for the visitors, and a pass accuracy of 91% that reflected the ease with which the hosts controlled proceedings. Nicolò Tresoldi was the central figure, completing his hat-trick by the 53rd minute with a composed and clinical display that gave Gent's backline no answer. The result is enormously significant in the context of the title race, reinforcing Brugge's credentials at the top of the Pro League table, while Gent's afternoon was summed up by 19 tackles and 11 fouls — the hallmarks of a side chasing shadows and growing increasingly desperate. Christos Tzolis added a fifth late on to complete a statement result.
How entertaining was this match?
Newly crowned Belgian champions Club Brugge celebrate their 20th title on home soil against a Gent side hit hard by injuries and suspensions. With the pressure of the title race gone, Brugge can play with freedom, while Gent look to salvage pride and momentum from a difficult run of form.