UK passport holders can visit Belgium for up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa for tourism or business purposes.

Your passport must:

• Be valid for at least three months after your planned departure date from the Schengen Area.

• Have been issued within the last 10 years.

• Have at least one blank page for entry and exit stamps.

We recommend that you refer to and meet the entry requirements on the UK Government website for the latest updates when travelling into Belgium.

Please note that Liverpool FC cannot accept responsibility if you are refused entry either into the stadium, the city of Bruges or Belgium.

About Bruges

• Bruges is the sixth largest city in Belgium and is renowned for its historic city centre, medieval architecture and canal network.

• The city is home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its well-preserved medieval streets, historic buildings and monuments making it one of Belgium's most popular destinations.

• Markt Brugge and Eiermarkt are the recommended meeting points before travelling to the stadium, while the city's cafés, restaurants and public squares are popular gathering places.

• Popular sites include Markt Brugge, the historic city centre, the city's canals, and its many historic buildings and monuments.

We recommend that you travel to the stadium using the Club Brugge shuttle bus service operating between Vrijdagmarkt and Jan Breydel Stadium. While use of the shuttle bus is not mandatory, it is the easiest travel option due to limited public transport links, road closures and restricted access around the stadium.

Fan Meeting Point

You are advised to gather at Markt Brugge or Eiermarkt in the city centre before making your way to Vrijdagmarkt, which serves as the shuttle bus departure point.

Shuttle Bus Service

Please allow plenty of time to travel to the meeting point and board the shuttle buses.

• Police presence at Vrijdagmarkt from 18:00

• Shuttle buses arrive at Vrijdagmarkt from 19:00

• First shuttle departure: 19:15

• Second shuttle departure: 19:45

• Third shuttle departure: 20:10

• Approximate journey time: 10 minutes

• Final shuttle arrivals at the stadium: 20:35

Following the match, shuttle buses will operate from the stadium back to the city centre.

Supporter Coaches

If you are travelling by coach, you will be dropped off at Bargeweg / Vestibuleplein, from where you can walk into the city centre.

Please follow the instructions of local police, stadium stewards and club staff throughout the day. Allow sufficient time for your journey and be prepared for security checks, body searches, and flag and banner inspections before entering the stadium.

• If you have accessibility requirements, you can travel to the stadium using the recommended shuttle bus service operating between Vrijdagmarkt and Jan Breydel Stadium. The shuttle buses can accommodate accessible supporters, and the stadium's designated accessible viewing area is located at ground level with step-free access.

• The accessible entrance for visiting supporters is located at Gate Zuid – Bezoekers (South Visitors) and is situated to the left of the general admission turnstiles in Block 412.

• On arrival, you may be subject to standard security checks and ticket scanning before entering the stadium. Trained home stewards and Liverpool FC accessibility stewards will be available to assist you from the entrance through to the designated wheelchair and accessible viewing area.

On arrival at the stadium, you should approach via Doornstraat, either from the shuttle bus drop-off point or the visitors' parking area.

General Admission supporters will enter via Zuid Tribune 4, using the full-height turnstiles to access Blocks 421 and 422 in the away section. If you have accessibility requirements, you should enter via Block 412, located to the left of the general admission turnstiles at ground level.

• Kick-off: 21:00 CET / 20:00 GMT.

• Venue: Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges.

• Turnstiles open: 19:30 CET, 90 minutes before kick-off.

• Belgium is one hour ahead of the UK.

Before entering the stadium, you will be directed through a ticket check, body search and ticket scan before entering the away section. Our ticketing staff and stewards will be available to assist you if required.

• The away section is located in the South Stand, Blocks 421 and 422, and has a capacity of approximately 1,470 supporters. The section is situated in the south-east corner of the stadium and is accessed via stairs to Level 2.

• The away section is separated from home supporters by a dedicated segregation area consisting of high-security fencing and a sterile zone between the two supporter groups. Club Brugge private security and Liverpool FC stewards will be present throughout the match to help ensure a safe and enjoyable environment.

Food, Drink and Facilities.

• Toilet and refreshment facilities are located on the away concourse.

  • Food and beverages are available beneath the stand.

  • Non-alcoholic drinks and light refreshments are available for purchase.

  • Alcohol is not served within the stadium bowl.

  • The bar closes 15 minutes before the end of normal time.

  • The stadium operates a cashless payment system for kiosks and merchandise outlets.

  • Food and drink may be taken into the seating area.

Facilities For Wheelchair Users

• The accessible viewing area for visiting supporters is located in Block 412, at ground level beneath the away supporters' section.

  • Capacity for 14 wheelchair users and 14 companion seats.

  • Step-free access from the accessible entrance.

  • Good views of the pitch, although the area is uncovered and exposed to the weather.

  • One accessible unisex toilet is located adjacent to the wheelchair viewing area.

  • No radar key or steward key is required to access the accessible toilet.

  • There are no changing places facilities available.

  • Food and drink outlets are located on the first-floor concourse. Volunteers from the home club's disabled supporters association may provide complimentary refreshments to wheelchair users during the first half.

  • There are no charging facilities for electric wheelchairs within the stadium..

Following the match, you may be asked to remain in the stadium for a short period if required for safety or crowd-management reasons. This will be communicated by stewards on the day.

Our accessibility stewards and Club Brugge staff will be available throughout the matchday to assist you with any accessibility requirements

Prohibited Items

For safety and security reasons, you must not bring prohibited items into the stadium. This includes weapons, sharp objects, fireworks, flares, smoke devices, pyrotechnics, explosives, laser pointers, and any other items that could pose a safety or security risk.

• Bags larger than A5 size are not permitted.

• Sports bags, backpacks, rucksacks and large handbags are prohibited.

• There are no locker facilities available at the stadium.

• You may be refused entry if deemed excessively intoxicated.

• Smoking, including the use of e-cigarettes, is not permitted anywhere within the stadium.

You are strongly advised to travel light and bring only essential items, as security checks will be conducted on entry and prohibited items may be confiscated.

Flags, Banners and Medical Equipment

Flags and banners are permitted subject to the stadium regulations.

• Flags and banners must be checked by stewards upon entry.

• Any flag or banner larger than 3m x 3m requires prior approval and a valid fire certificate.

• Flags on poles are permitted only if the pole is hollow, pliable and between 150cm and 200cm in length.

• Political, offensive or otherwise unauthorised banners and flags are not permitted.

• Requests for tifos, large banners, megaphones or drums must be submitted to the relevant safety and security contacts in advance of the fixture.

If you need to bring medical equipment into the stadium, please contact [email protected] before travelling to discuss any specific requirements.

You should be prepared for ticket checks, body searches and inspections of flags and banners before entering the stadium.

For the full information on stadium policies, rules of conduct and prohibited items, refer to the Club Brugge website.

Currency

• Belgium uses the Euro (EUR).

• Debit and credit cards are widely accepted throughout Bruges, including in restaurants, cafés, shops and at the stadium. Please note that Jan Breydel Stadium operates a cashless payment system for food, beverages and merchandise.

Mobile Phones and Connectivity

• Since Brexit, mobile roaming charges may apply depending on your provider. Please check with your network before travelling.

• Belgium's international dialling code is +32.

General Information

• Plug types: C and E (European two-pin plugs)

• Voltage: 230V

• Official languages: Dutch, French and German. English is widely spoken throughout Bruges, particularly in tourist areas, hotels, restaurants and shops.

Emergency Numbers

Please save these numbers before you travel:

• 112 - Emergency Services (Police, Fire and Ambulance)

• 101 - Police

• +32 2 287 62 11 - British Embassy, Brussels

Local Laws and Behaviour

Before travelling, you are encouraged to familiarise yourself with local laws and customs before travelling.

Bruges is generally a welcoming and safe destination for visitors. During your visit, please respect local residents, businesses and fellow supporters.

As with any busy tourist destination, you should remain vigilant against pickpocketing and petty theft, particularly in crowded areas, around the city centre and near transport hubs. Keep valuables secure, avoid leaving personal belongings unattended and stay aware of your surroundings.

The use of pyrotechnics, excessive alcohol consumption and anti-social behaviour may result in action from local authorities or stadium security.

Fan Information

You are encouraged to gather in Markt Brugge or Eiermarkt, which are the recommended meeting locations identified by Bruges Police.

The recommended way to travel to the stadium is by the dedicated shuttle bus service operating between Vrijdagmarkt and Jan Breydel Stadium. The journey takes approximately 10 minutes and, while not mandatory, is recommended due to limited public transport options and road closures around the stadium.

If you are travelling by coach, you will be dropped off at Bargeweg / Vestibuleplein before making your way into the city centre.

Please follow the instructions of local police, stewards and Club staff throughout the day.

Stadium Information

The match will be played at Jan Breydel Stadium, home of Club Brugge KV.

Stadium Address:

Jan Breydel Stadium Olympialaan 74 8200 Brugge (Sint-Andries) Belgium