2004-2005 Club Brugge Scores and Fixtures

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Record: 24-7-3, 79 points (2.32 per game), 1st in Belgian First Division (1st Tier)

Home Record: 12-5-0, 41 points Away Record: 12-2-3, 38 points

Goals: 83 (2.44 per game), Goals Against: 25 (0.74 per game), Diff: 58

Governing Country: Belgium be

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Finished 4th place in Group stage

Champions League: Lost Third qualifying round to Shakhtar Donetsk (Advanced to UEFA Cup First round)

Continental Qualification: 2005-2006 Champions League (Third qualifying round) via league finish

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Scores & Fixtures 2004-2005 Club Brugge: All Competitions

Scores & Fixtures 2004-2005 Club Brugge: All Competitions Table
Date	Comp	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Referee	Match Report	Notes
2004-07-28	Champions Lg	Second qualifying round	Wed	Home	W	2	0	bg Lokomotiv Plovdiv	Duarte Gomes	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2004-08-04	Champions Lg	Second qualifying round	Wed	Away	W	4	0	bg Lokomotiv Plovdiv	Matteo Trefoloni	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Club Brugge won
2004-08-11	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Wed	Away	L	1	4	ua Shakhtar	Tom Henning Øvrebø	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2004-08-25	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Wed	Home	D	2	2	ua Shakhtar	Stephen Bennett	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Shakhtar won
2004-09-16	UEFA Cup	First round	Thu	Home	W	3	0	fr Châteauroux	Edo Trivkovic	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2004-09-30	UEFA Cup	First round	Thu	Away	W	2	1	fr Châteauroux	Jacek Granat	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Club Brugge won
2004-10-21	UEFA Cup	Group stage	Thu	Away	L	2	3	ua Dnipro	Jaroslav Jara	Match Report
2004-11-25	UEFA Cup	Group stage	Thu	Home	W	1	0	nl Utrecht	Knud Erik Fisker	Match Report
2004-12-01	UEFA Cup	Group stage	Wed	Away	D	1	1	at Austria Wien	Rob Styles	Match Report
2004-12-16	UEFA Cup	Group stage	Thu	Home	D	1	1	es Zaragoza	Florian Meyer	Match Report

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