Union's Supercup triumph sparks criticism of Club Brugge

Union secured the Belgian Supercup after a penalty shoot‑out victory over Club Brugge, prompting former defender Brandon Mechele to label the Brugge side “too sloppy” and midfielder Adem Zorgane to say they “could not create many chances” in the final.

The match took place in the lion’s den, the historic stadium in Brussels, where Union’s supporters celebrated the triumph.

De Unionists prevailed after the game remained level, forcing a penalty shoot‑out that ultimately decided the trophy.

Euphoria swept the Brussels camp following the win, with fans and players alike reveling in the achievement.

For Club Brugge, the result marked a minor‑key start to the new season, indicating early challenges ahead.

Mechele’s criticism highlighted defensive lapses, while Zorgane’s comment underlined the lack of attacking opportunities created by Brugge.