BRUGGE, Belgium (Reuters) - Club Brugge and Galatasaray played out a goalless stalemate in their opening Champions League Group A game at the Jan Breydelstadion on Wednesday.
Both teams hit the woodwork in an otherwise uneventful match ahead of the much-awaited clash between Paris St Germain and Real Madrid in the same group.
Brugge had the best chance in the first half when Federico Ricca's strike hit the crossbar and the Turkish side also went close on the hour with Sofiane Feghouli's effort brushing the top of the bar. The Belgians were also denied a late penalty after a VAR review for a possible Marcao handball three minutes from time.Stay tuned for a new offer coming to you soon.
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