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Club Brugge Quiz

Free Club Brugge quiz with explained answers — from the 1978 European Cup final and Ernst Happel to Jan Ceulemans and the Bruges derby. Play free in your browser.

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What the Club Brugge quiz covers

Every question is written and checked by football fans, across the topics that decide a real Club Brugge expert:

Club history

Founding, golden eras and the moments that shaped Club Brugge.

Players & legends

Cult heroes and record-breakers, past and present.

Managers

The bosses in the dugout and the trophies they won.

Trophies & honours

Every title, cup and big European night that counts.

Records & stats

Appearances, goals, transfers and all-time bests.

Iconic moments

Famous games, comebacks and unforgettable goals.

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Club Brugge sample questions & answers

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  1. Which shirt number did Club Brugge retire in 2003 to honour their supporters, 'the twelfth man'?

    • 10
    • 1
    • 12
    • 7
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    Answer: 12

    Club Brugge retired the number 12 for their fans as the 'twelfth man'.

  2. Attacking midfielder Hans Vanaken has won which individual Belgian honour multiple times at Club Brugge?

    • Ballon d'Or
    • Bravo Award
    • Belgian Golden Shoe
    • Puskás Award
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    Answer: Belgian Golden Shoe

    Vanaken has won the Belgian Golden Shoe (Gouden Schoen) several times.

  3. After starring for Club Brugge, Daniel Amokachi joined which English club in 1994?

    • Aston Villa
    • Arsenal
    • Everton
    • Liverpool
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    Answer: Everton

    Amokachi left Club Brugge for Everton in 1994.

  4. Michel Preud'homme, a Club Brugge title-winning coach, was a celebrated Belgian player in which position?

    • Centre-back
    • Striker
    • Winger
    • Goalkeeper
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    Answer: Goalkeeper

    Preud'homme was a top goalkeeper, named best keeper at the 1994 World Cup.

  5. What was Club Brugge's Jan Breydel Stadium called when it opened in 1975?

    • Olympiastadion
    • King Baudouin Stadium
    • De Kuip
    • Heysel Stadium
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    Answer: Olympiastadion

    It opened as the Olympiastadion before being renamed after Jan Breydel in 1998.

  6. In 2025, Club Brugge sold Swiss midfielder Ardon Jashari, a Belgian transfer record, to which club?

    • AC Milan
    • Manchester United
    • Bayern Munich
    • RB Leipzig
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    Answer: AC Milan

    Ardon Jashari joined AC Milan from Club Brugge in August 2025.

  7. In which season did Club Brugge win their first Belgian league championship?

    • 1919–20
    • 1952–53
    • 1937–38
    • 1911–12
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    Answer: 1919–20

    Club Brugge claimed their maiden Belgian title in the 1919–20 season.

  8. During their 2022–23 Champions League run, Club Brugge stunned Europe with a 4–0 away win over which side?

    • Porto
    • Sevilla
    • Bayer Leverkusen
    • Atlético Madrid
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    Answer: Porto

    Club Brugge thrashed Porto 4–0 in Portugal on the way to the last 16.

  9. Which Norwegian manager led Club Brugge to the 2003 and 2005 Belgian league titles?

    • Ronny Deila
    • Kjetil Rekdal
    • Ståle Solbakken
    • Trond Sollied
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    Answer: Trond Sollied

    Norway's Trond Sollied won the 2002–03 and 2004–05 titles with Club Brugge.

  10. Club Brugge signed Ardon Jashari in 2024 from which Swiss club?

    • Young Boys
    • Zürich
    • Lucerne
    • Basel
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    Answer: Lucerne

    Club Brugge bought Jashari from FC Luzern in 2024 before his 2025 Milan move.

  11. Club Brugge retired the number 23 shirt in memory of which striker, who died in a 2008 car crash?

    • Jelle Vossen
    • François Sterchele
    • Wesley Sonck
    • Emile Mpenza
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    Answer: François Sterchele

    The number 23 was retired for François Sterchele, killed in a car crash in May 2008.

  12. In which minute of every home match do Club Brugge fans traditionally sing for François Sterchele?

    • 8th
    • 90th
    • 12th
    • 23rd
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    Answer: 23rd

    Fans sing in the 23rd minute, matching Sterchele's retired number 23.

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Club Brugge quiz — FAQ

What is Club Brugge's greatest European run?
Reaching the 1978 European Cup final — the first Belgian club to do so. Ernst Happel's side lost 1-0 to Liverpool at Wembley to a Kenny Dalglish goal, two years after losing the 1976 UEFA Cup final to the same opponents.
Who is Jan Ceulemans?
Club Brugge's defining player — a forward who famously turned down a move to Milan to stay in Bruges, and who captained Belgium to the semi-finals of the 1986 World Cup.
Is the Club Brugge quiz free to play?
Yes — the sample questions are free in your browser with no sign-up, and the full Club Brugge question bank is in the Ball IQ app along with daily challenges, leaderboards and multiplayer.
How hard is the Club Brugge quiz?
It scales from easy to hard — from well-known facts about the 1978 final and the Bruges derby to testing deep cuts on specific finals, scorers and seasons.
About the Club Brugge quiz

Club Brugge were founded in 1891, which makes them one of the oldest clubs in Belgium, and the blauw-zwart — blue and black — have spent the century since making a medieval tourist town into a serious football address. This free Club Brugge quiz covers the whole story: the Jan Breydel Stadium — opened in 1975 as the Olympiastadion — which Club moved into that year and shared for decades with local rivals Cercle Brugge, the Belgian Clásico with Anderlecht, and the European run that took a Belgian club closer to the continent's biggest prize than any had gone before. If you know your Club, this is your test.

The peak came in 1978, when Club Brugge became the first Belgian club to reach a European Cup final, losing 1-0 to Liverpool at Wembley to a Kenny Dalglish goal. Two years earlier the same opponents had beaten them in the UEFA Cup final. The man who took them to Wembley was Ernst Happel, the Austrian who had already won the European Cup with Feyenoord in 1970 — a reminder of how small the map of great coaches really is. The club's own icon is Jan Ceulemans, who turned down Milan to stay in Bruges and captained Belgium to the World Cup semi-final in 1986.

Expect questions on the European nights, the Bruges derby, the managers and the players who defined the blue and black. You'll be asked which club beat Brugge in the 1978 final, who coached that side, and which ground — then still called the Olympiastadion — Club moved into in 1975. Difficulty climbs from easy openers about the colours and the city to genuinely hard deep cuts about specific finals, scorers and seasons.

Every question comes with a short explained answer, so even a miss teaches you the detail that makes it stick. Play the sample set below free in your browser, no sign-up needed. The full Club Brugge quiz — plus daily challenges, leaderboards and multiplayer — is in the Ball IQ app.

Ball IQ has 55 Club Brugge questions — 10 easy, 23 medium and 22 hard.