At the time of the incident, Club Brugge held a 2-1 lead against Charleroi. The match ultimately ended in a 4-2 victory for the home side, but celebrations were subdued as attention remained on Mignolet’s condition
If City fail to win, they could face an early exit from Europe’s most prestigious competition, a scenario that would undoubtedly raise questions over their ability to perform on the continental stage
The controversy erupted as Antwerp’s Denis Odoi received a second yellow card. Tensions soared when a pyrotechnic device from Antwerp fans landed near home player Gustaf Nilsson, intensifying the volatile atmosphere as the match approached its conclusion
Brugge, Belgium: Club Brugge's forward Antonio Nusa shines in his debut match for Norway. He received a call from the Norwegian National team for the first time to play against Jordan in a friendly preparation match
