Club Brugge – Arsenal : Gunners on the verge of the last 16 
Arsenal head to Bruges on Wednesday with the chance to seal qualification for the last 16. Unbeaten and flawless so far, they arrive full of confidence. Brugge are in turmoil after a run of defeats and a change of manager.
Arsenal : a tidy, controlled campaign 
The Gunners landed a big blow on the last matchday, bossing Bayern Munich. Their perfect Champions League run continues, built on a solid unit and a sharp attack. The loss to Aston Villa dented momentum, but Arsenal stay calm and already have at least a play-off spot. A win in Belgium would save them that extra tie and lock a direct place in the last 16.
Club Brugge : sporting crisis and a change of direction 
Brugge are having a rough autumn. After a big opening win over Monaco they’ve slipped into poor form in Europe and domestically. The heavy defeat to Sporting Lisbon ramped up the pressure and Nicky Hayen was sacked two days before this clash. Ivan Leko is back in charge in a fragile setup, with a side low on confidence and two league defeats on the bounce. The only faint hope is their recent Champions League home form — they haven’t lost there in five games.
Probable line-ups
Club Brugge : Van den Heuvel, Siquet, Mechele, Ordonez, Seys, Stankovic, Onyedika, Forbs, Vanaken, Tzolis, Tresoldi
Arsenal : Raya, White, Timber, Hincapie, Lewis-Skelly, Zubimendi, Odegaard, Merino, Madueke, Saka, Martinelli
Key points
- Arsenal have put together an impressive European start: five wins from five.
- Brugge are on a bad run and sacked their coach 48 hours before the match.
- The Londoners have shown control, even in their toughest games.
- Brugge’s defensive frailties and inconsistency count heavily against them vs a confident leader.
Football Prediction Club Brugge vs Arsenal
Arsenal to win
Arsenal go into this trip with rhythm and stability. Brugge, weakened by form and a panic coach change, look poorly equipped to stop them. The Gunners should win and confirm their place in the last 16.
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