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Club Brugge v Leicester preview
- Updated: September 13, 2016
Leicester City will make their Champions League debut when they face Club Brugge in Belgium on Wednesday night.
The defending Premier League champions were beaten 4-1 by Liverpool on Saturday, and manager Claudio Ranieri admitted they must move on quickly ahead of their European adventure.
“We have to clear our minds and understand that in football we have to be strong, determined, aggressive and reactive,” Ranieri said.
“Liverpool were better than us. Now we must clear our mind and think about the next match in the Champions League.”
The Foxes will be looking to get three points at the first time of asking, with home fixtures to come against fellow Group G opponents FC Copenhagen and Porto.
Team news
Danny Simpson has travelled to Belgium and could be in contention to feature. The defender is a doubt after he was replaced before half-time against Liverpool after picking up a hamstring problem.
Club-record signing Islam Slimani was not in the squad at Anfield, but could make his debut against Club Brugge.
For the Belgian side, striker Jose Izquierdo is fit after a quad strain but Wesley is out with ankle ligament damage and Lior Refaelov is unlikely to feature after groin …
