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Minute 753–0
Forbs scores, Club Brugge 3–0 Lens
Carlos Forbs scored Club Brugge's third goal in the 72nd minute of their Champions League match. Hugo Vetlesen provided the assist, having also made the final pass for Hans Vanaken's goal just before half-time. Joaquin Seys had scored earlier, in the 50th minute.
Number of the match: 3–0 — That was the score in the 75th minute, after Club Brugge's third goal.
Minute 522–0
Seys scores, Club Brugge 2–0 Lens
Joaquin Seys scored in the 50th minute and Club Brugge lead Lens 2–0 in the Champions League match. Hans Vanaken had scored earlier, in the 45+3rd minute.
Number of the match: 50th minute — In the 50th minute Seys scored to make it 2–0 to Club Brugge.
1–0
Vanaken scores, Club Brugge 1–0 Lens
Hans Vanaken scored in the 45+3rd minute to put Club Brugge in front. It is the first goal of the Champions League matchday 3 game.
Number of the match: 45+3rd minute — In this minute Vanaken scored the only goal of the match so far.
Live · half-time · 1–0
Vanaken puts Club Brugge ahead against Lens just before the break
Club Brugge lead Lens 1–0 after the first half of their Champions League matchday 3 game. Hans Vanaken scored in the 45+3rd minute.
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Number of the match45+3Vanaken's goal came in first-half stoppage time and decided the score at the break.
A stoppage-time goal. Hans Vanaken scored the only goal before the break in the 45+3rd minute. Lens had more shots: 11 to Club Brugge's 4. There were 2 shots on target for the hosts and 3 for the visitors. Club Brugge had 54% of possession, Lens 46%. There was 1 corner for the hosts and 2 for the visitors.
Club Brugge's run goes on. Club Brugge have scored in 10 matches in a row, and in this game that run continues. The team are also unbeaten in their last 4 matches.
Before the match
Club Brugge and Lens meet for the first time ever
Club Brugge host Lens in Matchday 3 of the Champions League. It will be the first meeting between the two clubs, and the hosts have scored in ten consecutive matches.
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Number of the match10Club Brugge have scored in ten consecutive matches, so Lens will face a side that regularly finds the net.
The hosts score regularly
Club Brugge have not lost in four consecutive matches, and in ten consecutive games they have scored at least one goal. Most recently in the Champions League, the team won 4–3 at the San Siro against Inter Milan.
Absences on both sides
According to Sports Mole, Lens will have to cope without Maik Nawrocki, who has a knee problem, and Abdallah Sima, who suffered a leg injury. Both are out for longer. Jonathan Gradit has started individual training, but is unlikely to play in Brugge. On the hosts' side, Joel Ordóñez will be missing with an injury.
Lens: matches with goals at both ends
In eight of Lens' last ten matches, both teams scored. Coach Yannick Cahuzac believes his side are on the right track, although the start of the season was shaky, and Lens are eighth in Ligue 1, according to Sports Mole.
Why this rating
Four pillars, each measured against the same league over the last 12 months.
The GolVolt rating comes from four pillars — drama, heroes, stakes and quality of play — measured against this league's matches of the last 12 months (model nap-v2).
Pro extends the free match profile with its own goals model, lineup stability and results from similar fixtures. Coverage depends on the available data.
