Club Brugge vs RSC Anderlecht: history, goals and TV coverage

Club Brugge–Anderlecht needs analysis suited to the Belgian league: the regular season, play-offs and cup form separate series. This evergreen guide keeps its scope explicit so that every comparison remains clear.

History and reference statistics

Before the away fixture on 9 November 2025, Club Brugge listed a history of 95 visits to Anderlecht: 15 wins, 31 draws and 49 defeats. This away record does not describe matches in Bruges. The table below isolates the two regular-season meetings in 2024-2025; it excludes the play-offs and the cup final.

Jupiler Pro League, 2024-2025 regular season: a limited historical sample
MetricClub BruggeRSC Anderlecht
Matches22
Wins20
Draws00
Goals scored51
Goals conceded15
Clean sheets10
Matches used for the calculation
DateHomeScoreAway
2024-10-27Club Brugge2–1RSC Anderlecht
2025-01-12RSC Anderlecht0–3Club Brugge

Average across these matches: 3.0 goals per game. A clean sheet means conceding no goals; these past results do not describe current form.

How to analyse the fixture

Occupying the half-spaces, runs around the centre-forward and playing out under pressure provide a useful framework for analysis. Chances conceded after losing the ball in midfield also need to be counted. In a rivalry where the setting changes between the two stadiums, comparing only the total number of wins hides the particular difficulty of away games.

Official coverage by country

In Belgium, the Pro League identifies DAZN as the domestic rights holder and announces distribution through Proximus and Orange for 2026-2027. Check your operator’s package and schedule before the match. In France or elsewhere, ask the local broadcaster whether this specific fixture is available: a Belgian package does not guarantee international access.

Check the official broadcast source. Information checked on 22 October 2026; check the schedule before each match.

Frequently asked questions

Why separate the regular season and the play-offs?

The number of meetings and their context differ. The table in this guide covers only the two regular-season matches in 2024-2025.

Does the record of 95 matches cover the entire rivalry?

No. It covers Club Brugge’s away matches at Anderlecht recorded before 9 November 2025.

Sources and verification