PSV and Club Brugge meet in UEFA Champions League Matchday 4 action on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at Philips Stadium. Kickoff time is 3 PM ET.

US men’s national soccer team stars Sergiño Dest and Ricardo Pepi lead PSV into this matchup following a trio of closely contested matches. The Dutch side drew with Shakhtar Donetsk, lost 1-0 to RB Leipzig, and beat Porto 1-0. All this puts PSV in 18th place, exactly in the middle of the current standings. Forward Guus Til is another one to watch for PSV, while 37-year-old Ivan Perišić is still getting it done on the wing.

Club Brugge, meanwhile, has been a pleasant surprise thus far, beating Inter and Lens after a close loss to Aston Villa in Matchday 1. The Belgian club, which features longtime Switzerland goalie Yan Sommer in net, is in 11th place entering this match, with six points.

The clubs have faced off in several friendlies before, but this will be their first UEFA Champions League meeting.

Here’s how to watch PSV vs. Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League.

Key facts

  • Match: PSV vs. Club Brugge
  • Competition: UEFA Champions League
  • Round: League Phase, Matchday 4
  • Date: Wednesday, Nov. 4
  • Time: 3 PM ET
  • Location: Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands
  • Streaming: Paramount+
  • Schedule: UEFA Champions League Schedule 2026-2027
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When is PSV vs. Club Brugge?

PSV vs. Club Brugge kicks off at 3 PM ET on Wednesday, Nov. 4, at Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

The showdown is part of Matchday 4 League Phase play in the 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League season. 

Where to watch PSV vs. Club Brugge live

PSV vs. Club Brugge streams live on Paramount+ at 3 PM ET on Wednesday, Nov. 4.

Paramount+ streams every UEFA Champions League match live throughout the 2026-2027 season. Completed matches are also available to stream on demand shortly after the final whistle.

How to stream PSV vs. Club Brugge on Paramount+

Club Brugge's Belgian midfielder #20 Hans Vanaken (C) celebrates after scoring Brugge's first goal during the UEFA Champions League, league phase matchday 3, football match between Club Brugge KV and RC Lens at the Jan Breydel Stadium in Bruges on October 21, 2026.
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You can stream PSV vs. Club Brugge live with a subscription to Paramount+. Plans start at $8.99 a month. 

To watch, get started with your subscription, and/or log into your account. Download the free Paramount+ app on supported phones, tablets, smart TVs, and streaming devices. Paramount+ is also available through supported web browsers via ParamountPlus.com.

All set? Search for UEFA Champions League to get taken to the show page, and find your match. Or, click into the Sports hub, and look for UEFA Champions League or the UEFA Collection.

If you miss the live match, PSV vs. Club Brugge will be available to stream on demand on Paramount+ shortly after it concludes.

More ways to watch UEFA on Paramount+

Paramount+ is the U.S. streaming home for UEFA competitions, including the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, and UEFA Conference League. Visit the UEFA Collection for the full rundown of live and upcoming matches.  

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FAQ

What time does PSV vs. Club Brugge start?

PSV vs. Club Brugge starts at 3 PM ET on Wednesday, Nov. 4.

Where can I watch PSV vs. Club Brugge?

You can watch PSV vs. Club Brugge live and on demand on Paramount+. The match takes place at Philips Stadium, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

Can I stream PSV vs. Club Brugge on Paramount+?

Yes. Along with all UEFA Champions League matches, all season long, you can stream PSV vs. Club Brugge live and on demand on Paramount+ with a subscription.

Can I watch  PSV vs. Club Brugge on my phone?

Yes. Paramount+ subscribers can watch PSV vs. Club Brugge on supported phones and tablets with the free Paramount+ app. Visit the Paramount+ Help Center for a list of supported devices. 

Are UEFA Champions League matches available on demand?

Yes. Completed UEFA Champions League matches are available to stream on demand on Paramount+ shortly after they conclude. 

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