Lommel -
Soeverein Stadion
Lommel SK - Club Brugge 0-1
Eerste klasse, 4 September 2026
It is only an half an hour drive from home to Lommel and since the club is promoted to the highest division in Belgium this summer, it is worth wile a visit. Especially when reigning Belgian champions Club Brugge bring a visit to this small town near the border, famous for its Sahara. One hour before the match I arrive near the stadium and park my car in the neighbourhood of the small Soeverein stadium which is sold out for the day. I have a ticket for the small stand next to the main stand which does not cover the full length of the pitch. So on the left and right there are 2 smaller stands with seats. But it has rained a lot and the trees have dropped a lot of dirt on the seats which are so near to each other that nobody is able to sit and remains standing. The stadium is a typical Belgian old school stadium with limited facilities (for the toilets you can choose a tree). But with a full guest block in a sold out stadium there is a nice atsmosphere. Despite a good start of Bruges, the home team believes in a miracle and starts to play better and better. An own goal enforced by the Italian/German star Tresoldi is the only goal of the match. In the second half one goal of Tresoldi is canceled and two good chances of Lommel missed.
Tickets:
Via the home side.
Statistics:
Lommel SK - Club Brugge 0-1
45. Timothy Eyoma (own goal) 0-1
Soeverein Stadion, attendance: 8,000
Referee: Simon Bourdeau'hui
Lommel SK: Matthias Pieklak, Jason van Duiven, Timothy Eyoma, Dries Wouters, Shawn Adewaye, Joey Pelupessy, Juho Talvitie, Lucas Schoofs, Tom Reyners, Stredair Appuah, Don-Angelo Konadu. Coach: Lee Johnson
Club Brugge: Yann Sommer, Kyriani Sabbe, Lee Han-beom, Brandon Mechele, Joaquin Seys, Freddie Potts, Hans Vanaken, Romeo Vermant, Hugo Vetlesen, Mamadou Diakhon, Nicolo Tresoldi. Coach: Ivan Leko.





