Click here for today’s sports betting tips from our expert analysts! Cercle Brugge and Hearts both sit within the top 16 in the Conference League standings but a win here would

BBC Sport looks at what Heart of Midlothian can expect from Cercle Brugge in their Conference League match on Thursday.

Head coach Neil Critchley hopes Hearts can give their large travelling support "a great memory" from Thursday's Conference League meeting with Cercle Brugge. Around 4,000 fans are making the trip from Edinburgh to Belgium. "It's quite overwhelming really," Critchley said of the backing. "We bumped into quite a few at the airport on the way.

The Jan Breydel Stadium is awaiting Hearts’ arrival for the UEFA Conference League tie against Cercle Brugge. The ground was built in 1975 and holds 29,062 people but is expected to be less than a third full on Thursday night.

Cercle Brugge host Hearts on Thursday evening in the Europa Conference League without a number of key players. Kevin Denkey was sent off during the sides last European match against LASK Linz and is

HEARTS need to bounce back from Saturday’s home thumping to Celtic when making a difficult trip to Cercle Brugge in the Europa League. SunSport betting experts have previewed the Euro

Brugge is the venue, as Hearts look to register a third Europa Conference League win of the season. The capital club face Cercle Brugge knowing that a second away win of the tournament would represent a massive step towards securing qualification for the knockout stages - with Neil Critchley's men having already defeated Dinamo Minsk and Omonia Nicosia,

Hearts travel to Belgium to face Cercle Brugge on Thursday 28 November. Kick-off is at 5:45pm. Yes, it's on TV. TNT Sports 3 will broadcast the action as well as it being streamed on Discovery+. Coverage starts at 5:00 pm. Yes! Fans can stream the game to their devices via discovery+ for £30.99 per month.