Union St. Gilloise host Cercle Brugge on 25 October 2026 at 21:15 in a Jupiler Pro League clash that pits the league's form team against its basement dweller. St. Gilloise dropped points in a 1-1 draw with Leuven but remain unbeaten at home across their last ten matches, winning eight of those. Cercle Brugge sit bottom with three points and no league victory this season. The visitors have conceded 1.67 goals per away game and failed to keep a clean sheet in ten consecutive outings. St. Gilloise will be without Mac Allister due to injury, but their defensive record at home—0.40 goals conceded per match—gives them a commanding edge. Cercle's Joel Ndala remains sidelined, though Tayo Adaramola has recovered.
Form and H2H
St. Gilloise have won eight of their last ten home matches, averaging 2.80 goals for and 0.40 against. Cercle Brugge's away form is dire: one win, four draws, and five losses in ten, with an average of 1.30 goals scored and 1.90 conceded. The head-to-head record between these sides is mixed. Cercle won 2-1 at home in December 2016 and again 2-1 at St. Gilloise in September 2017, but St. Gilloise took a 1-0 victory in February 2017. Two of the last three meetings ended level: 2-2 in December 2017 and 1-1 in February 2018. Despite that history, St. Gilloise's current dominance at home and Cercle's collapse this season make the hosts heavy favourites.
Best Bet
St. Gilloise 2-0 Cercle Brugge. The hosts' defensive solidity at home combined with Cercle's inability to score or defend on the road points to a comfortable home victory. St. Gilloise have the quality to break down a struggling opponent and the discipline to keep them out. A clean sheet win is the most likely outcome.
Odds to Watch
Without current partner prices available, monitor the Home win market closely as St. Gilloise's form and Cercle's plight create a sharp matchup. Over 1.5 goals should attract interest given St. Gilloise's attacking output at home, while Under 2.5 goals reflects the visitors' toothless attack. Both Teams to Score: No is worth tracking, as Cercle have struggled to find the net consistently this season and face a St. Gilloise defence that has conceded just four goals in ten home matches.


















