Club Brugge gives fans free Extra Time screenings for Champions League trips

Club Brugge has announced a free‑ticket scheme that lets supporters who stay at home watch the club’s remaining Champions League away fixtures on a giant screen. The initiative, run with the supporters’ federation, targets the four remaining League Phase trips, offering a communal atmosphere despite the distance.

Extra Time becomes the new fan hub

Voor each of the four away games, fans can gather in the Extra Time area of the North Stand. Tickets are distributed at no cost via the club’s ticket platform, with a separate allocation for every match. The first screening is set for 13 October when Club Brugge travels to Inter Milan at 21:00.

Road map of the European away fixtures

After the Milan clash, the club will face PSV Eindhoven on 4 November, SSC Napoli on 8 December and VfB Stuttgart on 19 January 2027. In between, three home games in the League Phase see Lens on 21 October, Liverpool on 25 November and Bodø/Glimt on 27 January.

Club Brugge began the League Phase with a 2‑3 loss to Aston Villa, leaving them on zero points. The upcoming matches are therefore crucial for securing progression in the Champions League.

Domestic pressure remains high

Domestically, Club Brugge sits third in the Jupiler Pro League with eighteen points, one point behind both KAA Gent and Union SG. The team will resume league action with an away game against RAAL La Louvière before heading to Milan.

By providing free access and a large screen, Club Brugge hopes to recreate the match‑day atmosphere for supporters who cannot travel, reinforcing the Extra Time stand as a focal point for Champions League evenings.