Club Brugge – Marseille: battle for the play-offs 
Club Brugge host Marseille on Wednesday night at Jan Breydelstadion. Both teams can still qualify and everyone knows this result will matter.
Brugge have hit form at the right time 
After two defeats in a row in January, Brugge have put together two wins. The latest came against Zulte Waregem in the league — not pretty, but efficient.
In the Champions League they had a tricky trip to Kazakhstan, yet the tie against Kairat turned their way with a 4-1 win. Vanaken popped up again, same story this season.
That victory keeps Brugge in the hunt. At home in Europe they’ve been tidy: one loss — Arsenal — and mostly a steady backline.
Marseille moving forward but still fragile 
Marseille’s form is mixed. The heavy defeat to Liverpool left scars, especially in how they played. The next weekend they bounced back in Ligue 1 with a 3-1 win over Lens. Gouiri scored twice and helped the side regain some confidence.
Before this match Marseille sit 19th in the table. A win in Belgium would secure qualification. A draw might do it, but it depends on other results.
Probable lineups
Club Brugge : Jackers ; Sabbe, Ordonez, Mechele ; Forbs, Stankovic, Vanaken, Seys ; Vetlesen, Diakhon, Vermant
Marseille : Rulli ; Aguerd, Balerdi, Medina, Murillo ; Weah, Kondogbia, Hojbjerg, Traore ; Greenwood, Gouiri
Football Tip Club Brugge vs Marseille
Both teams to score
Both sides have plenty on the line. Brugge score regularly at home; Marseille will have to go forward to lock in their spot.
This could be tight for a while, but once someone opens the scoring the other side will be forced out. A goal each looks likely.
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