How to buy Cercle Brugge tickets

Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges. Belgian Pro League. A weekend from London usually costs about £355 with flights, 2 nights and a ticket.

How hard
Plan ahead
Usual price
€20 to €40 (about £17 to £34)
Membership
Not needed
ID at the gate
Bring photo ID, tickets are named

Cercle sells directly through its own ticketing system. The ground is shared with Club Brugge and half empty for most games, but Club Brugge, Anderlecht, Antwerp, Gent and Union fixtures sell out.

Buying a ticket, step by step

When tickets go on sale: Each match has its own Koop tickets link on the ticketing page once sales open; no general start date is published.

Membership: None needed for single tickets (club account required). It gets you in before general sale, but you don't need it.

  1. Open cerclebrugge.be/ticketing, which lists the next home matches with a Koop tickets link for each.
  2. Click the link for your match and log in or create a Cercle account.
  3. Verify your identity under your account options: UK visitors use Onfido with a passport or driving licence.
  4. Choose your seats; tickets are personal, so the name on the ticket must match the person who enters.
  5. Pay online and add the e-ticket to your phone wallet.
Official tickets on cerclebrugge.be

Tips

Upcoming home games

Kick-off times are local. Leagues often move games for TV a few weeks before.

Flights from the UK

Fly into Brussels + 1h train. Typical return fares, and the whole trip with the cheapest usual ticket and 2 nights in a budget room (about £112 a night):

Flying fromReturn flightWhole trip
London£114 to £174£355
Manchester£63 to £140£304
Edinburgh£56 to £140£297
Newcastle£178 to £276£419
Leeds Bradford£208 to £312£449
Aberdeen£183 to £260£424

Eurostar to Brussels, then an hour's train to Bruges.

Getting there

From the airport

To Jan Breydel Stadium

From Brugge station take bus 6 or 16 to Jan Breydel, about 10 minutes, or walk about 25 minutes. Check De Lijn for matchday buses.

On match day

Make a weekend of it

The atmosphere

Big shared bowl with a vocal but small home core, so atmosphere is mellow outside derbies.

Where this comes from

We put this guide together from the club's own pages and the sources below, and recheck it through the season. If something has changed, email betterlifeoa@gmail.com.