Goals from Andreas Skov Olsen and Maxim de Cuyper gave Brugge a 2-1 win in the first leg in Spain last week. Club Brugge’s Belgian Pro League match against Genk at the weekend was postponed, so they go into the second leg after a week’s rest.
Meanwhile, Osasuna beat Valencia 2-1 in La Liga on Sunday, with Ignacio Vidal Miralles scoring the winner in stoppage time.
It is the visiting team’s first visit to Europe since the 2006-07 UEFA Champions League qualifiers. They were banned from competitions due to a match-fixing scandal at the end of the 2013-14 La Liga season, which led to the conviction of multiple directors in 2020.
Osasuna were allowed to make their first European appearance in 17 years after being fined 5 percent of their conference league revenue this season.
Brugge has been in good form recently, winning six games, scoring 25, and conceding four goals. They have scored 15 goals in five games in the divisional league qualifiers.
Meanwhile, Osasuna suffered a first-leg loss in their first European game in 17 years. They have won their two away games this season 2-1. Osasuna returned to winning ways after two defeats at the weekend.
Still, Brugge has been in impressive form this month and should win comfortably.
