How to watch Westerlo vs Cercle Brugge live stream in Pro League 2023-2024
How to watch also online streaming the Pro League match between Westerlo vs Cercle Brugge that will be played on Tuesday the 30th of January.
Westerlo vs Cercle Brugge Prediction
Westerlo will play the next match in Pro League against Cercle Brugge in Westerlo. The prediction is that Cercle Brugge will win the match. In accordance with our analysis, there are 51.28% chances that Cercle Brugge will be the winner. There is a 26.32% chance of a draw.
How to watch Westerlo vs Cercle Brugge
The match will be shown on:
- Chance
- Tipsport
- Tipsport SK
- bet365
- bet365.nj
- Wplay
Westerlo vs Cercle Brugge Live Stream
When will the game be broadcast?
The game will start on Tuesday at 7:30 pm UTC time. Therefore, this is when the match will be broadcasted in various area of the world
- Central Europe: 8:30 pm
- UK: 7:30 pm
- Eastern Europe: 9:30 pm
- US Pacific: 11:30 am
- US Mountain: 12:30 pm
- US Central: 1:30 pm
- US Eastern: 2:30 pm
- Brasil: 4:30 pm
- Argentina: 4:30 pm
- West Africa: 8:30 pm
- Central Africa: 9:30 pm
- Eastern Africa: 10:30 pm
- India: 1:00 am – Wednesday
- China: 3:30 am – Wednesday
- Singapore: 3:30 am – Wednesday
- Japan: 4:30 am – Wednesday
- South Korea: 4:30 am – Wednesday
- Australia Western: 3:30 am – Wednesday
- Australia Central: 6:00 am – Wednesday
- Australia Eastern: 6:30 am – Wednesday
- New Zealand: 8:30 am – Wednesday
Head to Head (H2H)
- Westerlo: 10
- Draw: 4
- Cercle Brugge: 10
Westerlo performance and stats
Westerlo is currently 11th in the Pro League with 22 points.
In the last 22 games it has won 5 times, draw 6 times, and lost 11 times. In its last match, Westerlo draw 2-2 against Gent.
It has a negative goal difference after scoring 32 goals and conceding 40.
Cercle Brugge performance and stats
Cercle Brugge is currently 7th in the Pro League with 33 points.
In the last 22 games it has won 10 times, draw 3 times, and lost 9 times. In its last match, Cercle Brugge draw 1-1 against Standard Liège.
It has a positive goal difference after scoring 27 goals and conceding 24.
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