Sporting Lisbon – Club Brugge: a European test at Alvalade 
On Wednesday Sporting Lisbon host Club Brugge, chasing more home dominance in the Champions League. The Lisbon side want to keep their unbeaten streak and exploit a ground that suits them.
Sporting : a perfect record at Alvalade 
The Lisbon side have won all their home games this Champions League season, after a 4-1 thrashing of Kairat Almaty and a 2-1 win over Marseille. With nine matches unbeaten in all competitions, Sporting show solid momentum.
A win on Wednesday would let Rui Borges and his men solidify their place in the table, currently 13th with seven points. Recent stats back up their home strength: six wins in their last seven matches at Alvalade, including a 3-0 demolition of Marinhense in the Portuguese Cup.
Club Brugge : a tricky away mission 
The Belgians ended a two-game losing run with a 1-0 win over Charleroi, but they still struggle in the Champions League. With only four points, Brugge are under pressure and must deliver to stay in the hunt for the last 16.
European trips remain a problem: two defeats in as many away games this season, against Atalanta and Bayern Munich, and a historically poor record against Portuguese clubs (five defeats in seven matches). So their chances on Wednesday look limited.
What to remember
- Sporting remain unbeaten at home in the Champions League this season.
- The Lisbon side have scored in their last 20 European group matches.
- Club Brugge have won only one match this season and struggle away from home.
- The Belgians have lost five of their seven trips to Portugal.
- The match promises to be lively, but Sporting start as favourites.
Football Prediction Sporting Lisbon vs Club Brugge
Sporting Lisbon to win
Home dominance and Lisbon’s form give the Portuguese the edge, despite Brugge’s knack for finding the net. Three points are expected at Alvalade.
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