Celtic FC vs Club Brugge Tickets

Celtic Park is the destination for this European fixture, as visitors from Belgium step into this famous arena.

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Celtic FC vs Club Brugge History

Celtic were a dominant force in the early years of the European Cup, capturing the title in 1967 and reaching the final again three years later. The Bhoys advanced to the semi-finals twice more in the 70s, though their performances in the modern Champions League era have evidently been far from their former glory. Other than a few appearances in the last-16, Celtic have mostly struggled to make it to the knockout rounds.

Club Brugge, meanwhile, were beaten by Liverpool in the 1978 European Cup final, and this remains the closest the Belgian team has come to achieving European silverware. In more recent times FC Bruges have mostly failed to progress beond the Champions League group stage, with the exception of the 2022/23 season in which they made it to the Round of 16.

Celtic FC vs Club Brugge Head-to-Head

These two clubs had never contested a competitive meeting prior to the 2024/25 season, when they were pitted against each other in the newly-introduced Champions League league phase. Brugge would pay a visit to Glasgow in November 2024 for what would be the first-ever Champions League matchup between the teams.

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Celtic FC vs Club Brugge Mutual Connections

A select few players have represented both these clubs, namely:

• Belgium defender Dedryck Boyata joined Celtic from Manchester City in 2015. He remained at Parkhead for four years and later signed for Club Brugge in 2022.

• Jack Hendry left Celtic in 2011, aged 16, without having made a first-team appearance. He made a return to the club in 2018 but played only a handful of times before switching to Club Brugge in 2021, by which time he was a full Scotland international.