Arsenal will continue their march towards Champions League glory on Wednesday, 10 December, when they travel to Belgium to take on Club Brugge.
The Gunners have taken maximum points from their first five matches of the competition this season, and based on last season, they need just one more point to guarantee a place in the Round of 16.
The travelling Arsenal fans have already enjoyed two brilliant trips to Bilbao and Prague this season, and the trip to Brugge is another one that many will be looking forward to.
If you are one of the Arsenal fans heading over to Brugge for matchday, our guide below has you covered with all the most important information.
How many Arsenal fans are going to Brugge?
Arsenal have been given an allocation of 1,490 tickets for the match against Club Brugge at the Jan Breydel Stadium. The stadium has a capacity of 29,042, so this allocation is right on the 5% threshold that UEFA stipulate all away clubs must receive in the Champions League.
It didn't take long for all of these Arsenal tickets to sell out. Not only is it a great time to be an Arsenal fan due to their on-field performances, but the club's supporters have always historically travelled well in Europe.
There is an expectancy that some Arsenal fans will also travel over to Brugge without tickets, to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the Belgian beer.
Where will Arsenal fans sit at the Jan Breydel Stadium?
Arsenal fans are going to be placed in the southeast corner of the Jan Breydel Stadium, specifically in blocks 421 and 422. These blocks are in the upper tier of the stadium, but as the lower tier is small, Arsenal fans aren't going to feel detached from the action on the pitch.
The stand is shared with Club Brugge fans, so the Arsenal fans in the away section can expect a hostile reception from the neighbouring blocks. The segregation should be heavily guarded by police and stewards to ensure fan safety.
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Full fans' matchday guide for Club Brugge away
Where to eat & drink for Arsenal fans in Brugge
Brugge is one of the best cities in Europe for drinking culture, due to the popularity of Belgian beer. Fans should take it easy, as the average beer strength in the city is around 6%. Some of the best bars to check out in Brugge include:
- Le Trappiste – Kuipersstraat 33, 8000 Brugge, Belgium
- Brugespub – Vlamingstraat 53/b, 8000 Brugge, Belgium
- Cafe Rose Red – Cordoeaniersstraat 16, 8000 Brugge, Belgium
How to get to the Jan Breydel Stadium: Guide for Arsenal fans in Brugge
The stadium is located to the west of the city centre, and is around 3.5km from the city's main railway station. For some fans, this qualifies as walking distance, and the walk isn't a bad one, either, with plenty of bars and restaurants en route.
For those who want to take public transport to the stadium, your best bet is to take bus lines 3, 5 or 15 from the train station. On bus line 3, you need to depart at Diksmuidse Heiweg, while on bus lines 5 and 15, you need to depart at Sint-Andries.