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Cercle Brugge and St.Truiden face off in early season clash
The Belgian Pro League season is just underway, and Cercle Brugge are set to host St.Truiden at the Jan Breydel Stadion for matchday 2. Both sides will be looking to build on their opening day results as they aim for a strong start to the campaign.
Cercle Brugge are expected to field a forward line featuring Steve Ngoura and Dante Vanzeir. Vanzeir, in particular, has shown he can be an attacking threat, having been directly involved in 4 goals in his team's last 10 matches. He will likely be supported by midfielders Viggo Martens, Ibrahima Diaby, and Lukas Mondele, providing a dynamic presence in the centre of the park. The defence is anticipated to be marshalled by Valy Konate, Gary Magnee, Geoffrey Kondo, Emmanuel Kakou, with Christiaan Ravych in midfield and Gaetan Coucke in goal.
St.Truiden are expected to line up with Leo Kokubo in goal, protected by a back four of Joedrick Pupe, Visar Musliu, Loic Mbe Soh, and Taiga Hata. The midfield is likely to consist of Ryan Merlen, Robert-Jan Vanwesemael, Abdoulaye Sissako, and Nelson Ishiwatari, with Ilias Sebaoui and Frederic Soelle Soelle leading the line. St.Truiden have shown defensive solidity in recent times, keeping clean sheets in 5 of their last 10 matches, suggesting they will be a tough side to break down.
Cercle Brugge began their league campaign with a 2-2 draw away to Standard Liege. Prior to that, their pre-season fixtures saw mixed results, including a 2-2 draw with Monaco and a 0-3 loss to Reims. St.Truiden also opened their season with a 1-1 draw, at home to Lommel. Their friendly matches before the league restart included a 3-0 defeat against AEK Athens and a 1-0 win over FC Liege.
The last encounter between these two sides saw St.Truiden emerge victorious with a 2-1 win in the Belgian Pro League on 8 March 2026. In their previous league meeting on 29 August 2025, the match ended in a 1-1 draw. Cercle Brugge did secure a 3-1 win in the Relegation Playoff Group on 26 April 2025, but St.Truiden had won the reverse fixture 3-1 earlier that month. The history between these two teams suggests closely contested affairs.
With both teams drawing their opening fixtures, there is an opportunity for one side to gain an early advantage in the league standings. Cercle Brugge, playing at home, may look to assert themselves offensively, particularly through the expected contributions of Dante Vanzeir. St.Truiden's known defensive capabilities could see them looking to frustrate their opponents and hit on the counter-attack, aiming to replicate their recent clean sheet record.
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