US EditionThe rivalry between Club Brugge and Antwerp is enormous: we looked for the cause of that feud and ended up in 1908.
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A race that got really out of hand in 1908: that's why Jan Breydel will be busy on Sunday. Because the seeds of the inheritance between the two oldest living clubs in Belgium date back to 115 years ago, when Antwerp players had to flee from Bruges fans in the Club Chairman's car.
A race that got really out of hand in 1908: that's why Jan Breydel will be busy on Sunday. Because the seeds of the inheritance between the two oldest living clubs in Belgium date back to 110 years ago, when Antwerp players had to flee from Bruges fans in the Club Chairman's car.
A race that got really out of hand in 1908: that's why Jan Breydel will be busy on Sunday. Because the seeds of the inheritance between the two oldest living clubs in Belgium date back to 110 years ago, when Antwerp players had to flee from Bruges fans in the Club Chairman's car.
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