‘6 out of 6 is enough’: Club Brugge not convincing but putting pressure on AA Gent after win over relegation-certain Seraing | Jupiler Pro League

Smooth traffic on Expressweg suggested a bit. “Seraing at home” the club’s fan did not warm up – in a full battle for Playoff 1 there is nothing more than a mandatory number for the blue and black. The club said goodbye to icon Berger Jensen. And because he gave color to life, he was praised for this match. By the way, the Royal Seraing Football Club’s farewell match, except for a miraculous stunt. Will you miss them? “Q Seraing, Seraing,” the club’s communications director joked. Despite the many traumas, they had little faith in Bruges.

Rick de Mille had already understood during the week that it would be possible to control him in a short space. From the first minute, Blauw-zwart looked for chances in the Seraing half, hoping to get the job done quickly. That was a little disappointing at first. After a minute, Sterschel (23) was still waiting for his first chance to play. Jutglà could and should have scored with just half an hour to go, but Dietsch got in the way twice.

The few times Marius was required on the other side, alarm bells immediately went off in the stands. Signed from the past months. With peace in sight, grumbling grew. When Mata returned to Mignolet from long range, Rits kicked the ball in the second loop or Vanaken suffered a clumsy loss of possession. Just before half-time the playmaker hit the crossbar again, Lange kicked the rebound deeper into the stands than Reets had just before. At the halfway point it was 0-0. Walking home is never easy.

Rick de Mille left his winter coat on the bench early in the second half. Skov Olsen, Noosa, and Firmant were allowed to warm up first. The latter was allowed in after seven minutes. Probably at home on the sofa Roman Yarmchuk once rubbed his eyes. At the end of Disaster Season, de Mille doesn’t notice so much. The 56th minute eventually became very important in the match. Out of nowhere, Marius was short-footed in front of the North Stand to push at 0-1. Twenty seconds later, a 1-0 due Jutglà hit the other side hard against the ropes. Potential drama avoided.

In the run-up to the match, the club’s coach spoke of “going with the flow”. Let that be exactly what Team Bruges failed to achieve against Seraing. After 1-0, football was tough and chances were scarce. The only difference with so many other matches that ended poorly was that Seraing didn’t really give the impression they could score against. However, in the 78th minute it was all on deck at once, when Mata finally made a save.

We remember Skov Olsen coming back from the final stage. With a handsome one-on-one ditto against Al-Qaim, the Dane once again showed the qualities he possesses. A minute later, Onyedika hit the post. In the 90th minute, Noosa, who had pierced his way, finally sealed Siring’s fate with a good patch. Another feature of the game is miserable on the one hand.

The club has already won, and that is ultimately the only goal they have left these days. At the moment they are again in a play-off position 1, although every point AA Gent wins against Union would change that again.