“Hugo Vetlesen converts a penalty after Yuto Tsunashima's handball, giving Club Brugge an early 1-0 lead.”
“Snayder Porozo levels for Antwerp just six minutes after going behind, finishing from the center of the box.”
Pivotal“After a saved header from a corner, Vetlesen reacts fastest to convert the rebound and put Brugge back in front.”
Pivotal“Jan Virgili finishes from a tough angle to make it 3-1, sealing the win after Vermeeren's booking for Antwerp minutes earlier.”
Outstanding performance

Club Brugge needed a slow-burn approach to break down a well-organized Antwerp side, going ahead through an early Vetlesen penalty before Snayder Porozo levelled almost immediately to set up a tense first half. The turning point came just after the break when Brugge's set-piece pressure told, Vetlesen pouncing on a rebound from his own saved header to restore the lead, and Jan Virgili added gloss late on with a tidy finish from a tight angle after Antwerp were reduced to defending with 10 men effectively following Vermeeren's booking. Brugge's dominance in the underlying numbers - 58% possession, 181 passes at 92% accuracy, and nearly double the dangerous attacks - reflected a side that controlled territory even when the scoreline was level, while Antwerp's spirited response through Porozo and a disciplined defensive shape kept them competitive until the game slipped away in the second period. For Brugge, this result cements their credentials in the title conversation, while Antwerp will rue their inability to build on an early equalizer against a side they matched for large stretches of the first half.
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