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Round 1

  1. In what year was Club Brugge founded?
  2. In which Belgian city is Club Brugge based?
  3. Which Bruges stadium, later renamed after a medieval folk hero, did Club Brugge move into in 1975?
  4. What was Club Brugge's Jan Breydel Stadium called when it opened in 1975?
  5. As of the 2025-26 season, which club shared the Jan Breydel Stadium with Club Brugge?
  6. What are Club Brugge's traditional home colours?
  7. By which colour-based nickname is Club Brugge widely known?
  8. The Jan Breydel Stadium, Club Brugge's home ground from 1975, took its name from a Bruges folk hero tied to which medieval event?
  9. In which season did Club Brugge win their first Belgian league championship?
  10. The Bruges derby pits Club Brugge against which local rival?
Answers — round 1
  1. 1891 — Club Brugge was founded in 1891 in the city of Bruges.
  2. Bruges — The club is based in Bruges (Brugge) in West Flanders.
  3. Jan Breydel Stadium — Club Brugge have played at the Jan Breydel Stadium since 1975.
  4. Olympiastadion — It opened as the Olympiastadion before being renamed after Jan Breydel in 1998.
  5. Cercle Brugge — City rivals Cercle Brugge also use the Jan Breydel Stadium.
  6. Blue and black — Club Brugge play in blue and black, hence the nickname Blauw-Zwart.
  7. Blauw-Zwart (Blue-Black) — 'Blauw-Zwart' means Blue-Black; Paars-Wit is Anderlecht and Les Rouches are Standard Liège.
  8. The Battle of the Golden Spurs (1302) — Jan Breydel was linked to the 1302 Bruges uprising that led to the Battle of the Golden Spurs.
  9. 1919–20 — Club Brugge claimed their maiden Belgian title in the 1919–20 season.
  10. Cercle Brugge — The Bruges derby is contested between Club Brugge and city neighbours Cercle Brugge.

Round 2

  1. Club Brugge won their first Belgian Cup in 1968, beating which club on penalties?
  2. Under what name was Club Brugge originally founded in 1891?
  3. Roughly what is the seating capacity of the Jan Breydel Stadium?
  4. Club Brugge lost the 1978 European Cup final to which English club?
  5. At which stadium was the 1978 European Cup final, lost by Club Brugge, played?
  6. Who scored the only goal as Liverpool beat Club Brugge in the 1978 European Cup final?
  7. Two years before the 1978 final, Club Brugge lost another European final to Liverpool. Which competition?
  8. Liverpool won the 1976 UEFA Cup final against Club Brugge by what aggregate score?
  9. Which Club Brugge striker scored the very first goal in UEFA Champions League history in 1992?
  10. Daniel Amokachi's historic first Champions League goal in November 1992 came against which club?
Answers — round 2
  1. Beerschot — Club Brugge won their first Belgian Cup in 1968 via a penalty shootout against Beerschot.
  2. Brugsche Football Club — The club began life as Brugsche Football Club in 1891.
  3. About 29,000 — The Jan Breydel Stadium holds around 29,000 spectators.
  4. Liverpool — Liverpool beat Club Brugge 1–0 in the 1978 European Cup final.
  5. Wembley Stadium, London — The 1978 final against Liverpool was staged at Wembley.
  6. Kenny Dalglish — Kenny Dalglish's second-half goal decided the 1978 final.
  7. UEFA Cup — Liverpool beat Club Brugge in the two-legged 1976 UEFA Cup final.
  8. 4–3 — Liverpool edged the 1976 UEFA Cup final 4–3 on aggregate over two legs.
  9. Daniel Amokachi — Nigeria's Daniel Amokachi netted the inaugural Champions League goal for Club Brugge.
  10. CSKA Moscow — Amokachi scored in a 1–0 win over CSKA Moscow on 25 November 1992.

Round 3

  1. During their 2022–23 Champions League run, Club Brugge stunned Europe with a 4–0 away win over which side?
  2. In the 2022–23 group stage, Club Brugge beat which Spanish club 2–0 at home and drew 0–0 away?
  3. Club Brugge reached the Champions League round of 16 in 2022–23 for the first time in the modern era; who knocked them out?
  4. Club Brugge reached the semi-finals of which European competition in 2024, losing to Fiorentina?
  5. Which Club Brugge forward scored twice at the Bernabéu in a 2–2 Champions League draw with Real Madrid in 2019?
  6. Jan Ceulemans, a Club Brugge icon, captained which nation to fourth place at the 1986 World Cup?
  7. Jan Ceulemans joined Club Brugge in 1978 and stayed until retiring in which year?
  8. Which Belgium playmaker, sold to AC Milan in 2022, came through Club Brugge's own youth academy?
  9. After starring for Club Brugge, Daniel Amokachi joined which English club in 1994?
  10. Attacking midfielder Hans Vanaken has won which individual Belgian honour multiple times at Club Brugge?
Answers — round 3
  1. Porto — Club Brugge thrashed Porto 4–0 in Portugal on the way to the last 16.
  2. Atlético Madrid — Club Brugge beat Atlético Madrid 2–0 at home and drew 0–0 in Madrid.
  3. Benfica — Benfica eliminated Club Brugge in the 2022–23 round of 16.
  4. UEFA Europa Conference League — Club Brugge reached the 2023–24 Conference League semi-finals before losing to Fiorentina.
  5. Emmanuel Dennis — Emmanuel Dennis scored both goals as Club Brugge drew 2–2 at Real Madrid in October 2019.
  6. Belgium — Ceulemans skippered Belgium to fourth at the 1986 World Cup.
  7. 1992 — Ceulemans played for Club Brugge from 1978 until his retirement in 1992.
  8. Charles De Ketelaere — Charles De Ketelaere graduated from Club Brugge's academy before his 2022 Milan move.
  9. Everton — Amokachi left Club Brugge for Everton in 1994.
  10. Belgian Golden Shoe — Vanaken has won the Belgian Golden Shoe (Gouden Schoen) several times.

Round 4

  1. Which position does long-serving Club Brugge star Hans Vanaken play?
  2. Club Brugge retired the number 23 shirt in memory of which striker, who died in a 2008 car crash?
  3. In which minute of every home match do Club Brugge fans traditionally sing for François Sterchele?
  4. Which prolific Belgian striker scored close to 200 goals for Club Brugge between 1992 and 2006?
  5. Which Austrian coach led Club Brugge to both the 1976 UEFA Cup final and the 1978 European Cup final?
  6. Under Ernst Happel, Club Brugge won three consecutive Belgian league titles in which decade?
  7. Which coach led Club Brugge to the 2015–16 league title, ending an 11-year drought?
  8. Michel Preud'homme, a Club Brugge title-winning coach, was a celebrated Belgian player in which position?
  9. Which coach won back-to-back Club Brugge league titles before leaving for Monaco in January 2022?
  10. Which coach, promoted mid-season, steered Club Brugge to the 2023–24 Belgian title?
Answers — round 4
  1. Attacking midfielder — Vanaken is a creative attacking midfielder and prolific assist provider.
  2. François Sterchele — The number 23 was retired for François Sterchele, killed in a car crash in May 2008.
  3. 23rd — Fans sing in the 23rd minute, matching Sterchele's retired number 23.
  4. Gert Verheyen — Gert Verheyen was a long-serving Club Brugge striker who scored nearly 200 goals.
  5. Ernst Happel — Ernst Happel guided Club Brugge to both European finals against Liverpool.
  6. 1970s — Happel's side won three straight titles from 1975–76 to 1977–78.
  7. Michel Preud'homme — Michel Preud'homme ended Club Brugge's 11-year title drought in 2015–16.
  8. Goalkeeper — Preud'homme was a top goalkeeper, named best keeper at the 1994 World Cup.
  9. Philippe Clement — Philippe Clement won the 2019–20 and 2020–21 titles, then joined Monaco.
  10. Nicky Hayen — Nicky Hayen took charge in March 2024 and won the championship.

Round 5

  1. Which Norwegian manager led Club Brugge to the 2003 and 2005 Belgian league titles?
  2. Club Brugge sold Charles De Ketelaere in 2022 to which Italian club?
  3. In 2025, Club Brugge sold Swiss midfielder Ardon Jashari, a Belgian transfer record, to which club?
  4. Club Brugge signed Ardon Jashari in 2024 from which Swiss club?
  5. Club Brugge signed Ukraine striker Roman Yaremchuk in 2022 from which club?
  6. Roman Yaremchuk, a 2022 Club Brugge signing, has represented which national team?
  7. Aston Villa broke their transfer record in 2019 to sign which Brazilian striker from Club Brugge?
  8. Nigerian midfielder Raphael Onyedika joined Club Brugge in 2022 from which Danish club?
  9. Which Belgium goalkeeper did Club Brugge sign from Liverpool in 2019?
Answers — round 5
  1. Trond Sollied — Norway's Trond Sollied won the 2002–03 and 2004–05 titles with Club Brugge.
  2. AC Milan — Charles De Ketelaere joined AC Milan from Club Brugge in summer 2022.
  3. AC Milan — Ardon Jashari joined AC Milan from Club Brugge in August 2025.
  4. Lucerne — Club Brugge bought Jashari from FC Luzern in 2024 before his 2025 Milan move.
  5. Benfica — Roman Yaremchuk arrived from Benfica in 2022; he had earlier played for Gent and Dynamo Kyiv.
  6. Ukraine — Roman Yaremchuk is a Ukraine international striker.
  7. Wesley — Aston Villa signed Brazilian striker Wesley (Moraes) from Club Brugge in 2019.
  8. Midtjylland — Raphael Onyedika signed from FC Midtjylland in 2022.
  9. Simon Mignolet — Simon Mignolet joined Club Brugge from Liverpool in 2019.

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