Club Brugge 1 - Zaragoza 1

Brugge: Butina; De Cock, Simons, Spilar, Van der Heyden; Clement, Ceh (Blondel 86'), Gvozdenovic (Roelandts 46'), Englebert; Verheyen (Van Tornhout 86'), Lange. 4-4-2.
Zaragoza: Luis García; Ponzio, Alvaro, Milito, Toledo; Movilla, Zapater (Soriano 65'); Cani, Oscar González (Camacho 90'), Savio (Galletti 62'); David Villa. 4-2-3-1.

Goals:
0-1. 40. Savio. Got on the end of Cani's cross to head ball over keeper.
1-1. 68. Ceh. Picked up pass from Lange and stuck shot past Luis from right.

Zaragoza had a hard battle against their Club Brugge, but in the end a 1-1 draw was enough to see them through in second spot in their group. Víctor Muñoz's side needed a point not to depend on the result between Utrecht and Austria Vienna, and a full strength side dominated the early part of the match, with David Villa bringing a good save out of Butina early on.

Luis García had to be on his toes to keep out a couple of dangerous attacks, but a superb Cani saw Butina save another effort before he found Savio with a long cross for him to head the ball over the top of the keeper and in to the net. Butina was in action again after the restart to keep out an effort from Movilla, but with just over twenty minutes to go the Belgian side equalised after Ceh beat García with a low shot.

At that point the scores were level in the other group match as well, which would have meant that both sides would go through if things stayed as they were. García had to keep out a couple of efforts from Roelandts, but things seemed to swing in Zaragoza's favour when Spilar was sent off for a second bookable offence. But news that Austria had scored meant that Brugge would be out unless they won, and there were some uncomfortable last few moments as they threw everything forward in desperation.