Arsenal vs Club Brugge Tickets

The Emirates Stadium plays host to Belgian opposition, and supporters who want to experience a European night in North London live and in person can select the Arsenal vs Club Brugge tickets that best meet their individual budgets at SeatPick while also enjoying the security and peace of mind that comes from our 100% purchase guarantee.

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Arsenal vs Club Brugge History

Arsenal have enjoyed plenty of great European nights over the years, and they have even secured silverware, albeit their pursuit of a top-tier trophy continues. Under Arsene Wenger, the Gunners regularly found themselves in the latter stages of the UEFA Champions League, only to see their challenge snuffed out by Europe’s big guns. In 2006, they reached the UEFA Champions League Final in Paris and even took the lead against FC Barcelona, but the ten-men ran out of steam (Jens Lehmann being sent off early on), and the Camp Nou giants scored twice late on to end another challenge.

Club Brugge have experienced many highs and lows in Europe’s leading tournament, and their appearances in the competition have been fairly regular. In 1977/78, the Blauw-Zwart defeated both Atletico Madrid and Juventus en route to the final, where their challenge was ended by Liverpool. The Belgian side have struggled to get close to such heights during the UEFA Champions League era, though in 2022/23, they did progress to the Round of 16, where Benfica promptly thumped them 7-1 on aggregate.

Arsenal vs Club Brugge Head-to-Head

These two teams have as yet not played each other in competitive action, adding further gloss to an already attractive tie.

Arsenal vs Club Brugge Mutual Connections

Few players have worn the jerseys of both teams, but those who have include Australian keeper Mathew Ryan, who made 102 appearances for Club Brugge over the course of two seasons with the club. He would go on to later spend a short spell on loan at Arsenal, playing just three games.