Club Brugge KV vs Westerlo Prediction & Betting Tips (24 September)

Club Brugge KV welcome Westerlo to the Jan Breydelstadion on September 24, 2025, in what promises to be a compelling Jupiler Pro League clash. The hosts are riding a wave of momentum, having secured five wins in their last six outings across all competitions, including a commanding 6-0 demolition of Rangers in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers. Ronny Deila’s side has been clinical at home, averaging over two goals per game while conceding just one. With the likes of Hugo Siquet and Andreas Skov Olsen finding their rhythm, Brugge’s attacking depth looks primed to exploit Westerlo’s defensive frailties.

Westerlo, meanwhile, arrive with a mixed bag of form. Jonas De Roeck’s men have shown flashes of brilliance, notably in their 3-0 away win over Sint-Truiden and a solid 2-0 victory against Antwerp. However, inconsistency has plagued their campaign, with three losses in their last six matches, including a 4-1 defeat to Cercle Brugge. Lucas Stassin, who impressed with a goal against Eupen earlier in the season, is pushing for a starting role, potentially displacing Yusuke Matsuo. Westerlo’s away record remains a concern, having conceded over two goals per match in more than half of their last 20 road games.

Historically, Club Brugge have dominated this fixture, winning 14 of the last 18 meetings since 2008. Their most recent encounter in December 2024 was a seven-goal thriller, with Brugge edging Westerlo 4-3 thanks to a stoppage-time strike from Siquet. Despite Westerlo registering more total shots in that match, Brugge’s superior chance creation and possession control tilted the balance. Westerlo’s midfield, led by Nicolas Madsen, will need to be at their sharpest to disrupt Brugge’s rhythm and prevent another late collapse.

Given the current trajectory of both teams, a 2-1 scoreline in favor of Club Brugge feels like a calculated prediction. Brugge’s home form and attacking efficiency should see them edge ahead, but Westerlo’s recent resurgence and ability to find the net suggest they won’t go quietly. Expect a tightly contested affair with Brugge’s experience and depth proving decisive in the final third. As the league table begins to take shape, this match could be pivotal in setting the tone for both clubs’ ambitions this season.