“Timothy Eyoma turns the ball into his own net under pressure from a Club Brugge free kick delivery, giving the visitors a first-half lead they did not necessarily deserve on general play.”
Pivotal“Freddie Potts booked for arguing with officials as tempers flared late on with Lommel chasing a way back into the game.”
Outstanding performance

Club Brugge controlled proceedings throughout, dominating possession at 52% and doubling Lommel's shot count, but they needed a slice of fortune to break the deadlock when Timothy Eyoma turned into his own net right before half-time. Nicolò Tresoldi, already influential in the build-up to the opener, made the points safe with a well-placed header in the 74th minute after Lommel were caught out by a corner routine. Lommel battled hard defensively, matching Brugge in tackles and creating one big chance of their own, but their toothless final third - just 2 shots on target all game and only 2 corners to Brugge's 9 - meant they were never truly in the contest. For Brugge, the win keeps them firmly in the title picture, while Lommel's mid-table stagnation continues with defensive errors again proving costly.
How entertaining was this match?
Lommel SK have won two of their last three and beat Cercle Brugge in their last outing, while Club Brugge look to bounce back from a red-card-marred defeat at Gent. Sitting third against a resurgent Lommel side, Brugge remain heavy favorites but face a genuine test on the road.