Club Brugge weakened ahead of Belgian Super Cup clash with St. Gallen

Club Brugge entered the Belgian Super Cup with a depleted squad after several key players departed over the summer, including their top scorer and veteran goalkeeper. The team suffered three consecutive defeats in recent friendlies, raising concerns about their ability to compete against last season's runners-up, St. Gallen, who have continued their strong form by beating the Danish champions and a French Ligue 1 side in pre‑season matches.

In the Thai Premier League, the side nicknamed “Little Argentine” maintained a solid start to the season with two consecutive wins, highlighted by midfielder Alen Liskanu’s four goals and overall balance between attack and defence. Their upcoming away fixture against Berglano is expected to be closely contested, with both teams showing recent unbeaten runs.

Betting previews suggest Club Brugge may struggle to secure a win, while the Thai match is projected to be a tight encounter, possibly ending 1‑1 or 1‑2 in favor of the visitors.