Club Brugge vs Rangers: TV Channels and Streaming Info

Club Brugge look to seal their place in the league stages of the 2025/26 UEFA Champions League as they hold a 3-1 lead heading into what should be a dramatic second leg of the qualifying playoffs clash against Scottish giants Rangers at the Jan Breydel Stadium on Wednesday evening.

These two sides have only been involved in two matches in the past. Out of that, Brugge have been able to win one game, and Rangers are yet to get a win over the Belgian side. Their most recent clash, of course, took place recently in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League playoff qualifier when Club Brugge picked up a dominant 3-1 win over the Scottish heavyweights. The upcoming game will be the first time that Brugge hosts Rangers at their own stadium in a competitive match.

Club Brugge have actually enjoyed a really good start to the 2025/26 season, even though they're only in fourth place in the Belgian Pro League after four matches with nine points to their tally. Brugge have won their last five matches, having scored 10 goals in the process, as they look to continue their impressive run of form to secure qualification into the league stages of the competition.

Rangers, however, have not had the most exciting start to the new campaign, and they are struggling to tap into their best form early on. They have only won one of their last five matches, conceding nine goals in the process, and are in seventh place in the Scottish Premiership table with three points from as many matches.

Nicky Hayen will be without some important squad players heading into this upcoming clash. Michal Skoras is a doubt as he is dealing with a knock that he sustained in a league game earlier this season, as he'll have to pass a fitness test to be fit for this one. Romeo Vermant, however, is likely to miss this game because of a muscle injury. Hayen will urge his side to take the fight to Rangers and go with their fearless attacking approach rather than go defensive in order to get another win and move into the Champions League in style.

Russell Martin is also going to be missing some key players for this trip to Belgium. Cyriel Dessers is out of action with a knee injury, and he isn't expected to be available for the next few games. Dujon Sterling is not going to be able to play any more matches in 2025 as he recovers from knee surgery. Martin will need to get his tactics nailed on and be impactful with his motivational skills to extract a thrilling performance from his players and get them to pick up a big win in this away game.

Where to watch Club Brugge vs Rangers for Free - Live Streams & TV Channels

The UEFA Champions League playoff qualifier clash between Club Brugge and Rangers will be shown on multiple platforms all across the globe. Here we look at the Club Brugge vs Rangers live stream options for key regions around the world.

Club Brugge vs Rangers Predicted Lineups

Club Brugge Predicted Lineup

Simon Mignolet (GK), Kyriani Sabbe, Jorne Spileers, Brandon Mechele, Joaquin Seys, Aleksandar Stankovic, Raphael Onyedika, Carlos Forbs, Hans Vanaken, Christos Tzolis, Nicolo Tresoldi

Rangers Predicted Lineup

Jack Butland (GK), Max Aarons, Nasser Djiga, John Souttar, Jayden Meghoma, Nicolas Raskin, Theo Aasgaard, Joe Rothwell, Hamza Igamane, Djeidi Gassama, Danilo

Club Brugge vs Rangers Kick-Off Timings