Club Brugge has a convincing way in front of the Champions League on Wednesday. The Belgians won the return against Rangers FC in the play-offs 6-0. The Fenerbahçe of trainer José Mourinho stranded in the last preliminary round.
Club Brugge started with a good starting position on the return against Rangers, because the Belgians had won the first game in Scotland 1-3 last week. In the Jan Breydel Stadium, Club took the lead after five minutes through a header by Nicolò Tresoldi.
Four minutes later, Rangers had to go with ten men further through a red card for Max Aarons because of the downing of a broken player. Club Brugge took advantage of the overtals situation and went to 5-0 for the break.
Hans Vanaken doubled the lead after more than half an hour with a header. Joaquin Seys extended the lead to 4-0 by first using a rebound and then completing a wonderful attack with a volley. Just before half time Aleksandar Stankovic headed in the 5-0.
Early in the second half, Christos Tzolis took care of the sixth goal after a heel of Vanaken. Then Club Brugge took it a bit quieter. Bjorn Meijer and Ludovit Reis stayed on the couch with the home team.
Benfica loves Mourinho Fenerbahçe from Champions League
Fenerbahçe had to recognize his superior in Benfica in the play-offs. The Mourinho team lost the return in Portugal with 1-0, after the first game ended in 0-0.
Kerem Aktürkoglu made the winning goal. The Turkish attacker scored ten minutes before half -time with a hard shot in the top left corner. Earlier, Goals from Vangelis Pavlidis and Leandro Barreiro had been rejected for Benfica after the intervention of the VAR.
Fenerbahçe finished the return with ten men through a second yellow card for Talisca in the final phase. Jayden Oosterwolde played the entire game with the Turks, who will now end up in the Europa League. ‘Fener’ had beat Feyenoord in the third preliminary round.
In addition to Club Brugge and Benfica, FC Copenhagen and the Azerbaijani Qarabag FK also insured themselves from Champions League participation. FC Copenhagen beat FC Basel 2-0, after the first game ended in 1-1. Qarabag lost the return against Ferencváros with 2-3, but had won the first game with 1-3.
Club Brugge Convincingly Qualified for the Champions League on Wednesday. The Belgians won the Return Leg Against Rangers FC in the Play-Offs 6-0. José Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe Stranded in the Final Preliminary Round.
Club Brugge started with a good starting position in the Return Against Rangers, because the Belgians had won the first leg in Scotland 1-3 last week. At the Jan Breydel Stadium, club the lead after just five minutes with a header from Nicolò Tresoldi.
Four minutes later, rangers had to continue with a red card for max aarons for bringing down a clear player. Club Brugge Tok Advantage of the Numerical Advantage and Extended the Lead to 5-0 Before Half-Time.
Hans Vanaken Doubled the Lead After More Than Half An Hour With A Header. Joaquin Seys Extended the Lead to 4-0 by first capitalizing on a rebound and then finishing a Beautiful Attack with a volley. Just before half-time, Aleksandar Stankovic Headed in the 5-0.
Early in the Second Half, Christos Tzolis Scored the Sixth Goal After A very from Vanaken. After that, Club Brugge Tok It A Bit Easier. Bjorn Meijer and Ludovit Travel Remained on the Bench for the Home Team.
Benfica Keeps Mourinho’s Fenerbahçe Out of Champions League
Fenerbahçe had Benfica as their superior in the play-offs. Mourinho’s team Lost the Return Leg in Portugal 1-0, after the first leg had ended 0-0.
None other than Kerem Aktürkoglu Scored the winning goal. The Turkish Attacker scored for minutes before half-time with a hard shot into the top left corner. Earlier, Goals from Vangelis Pavlidis and Leandro Barreiro for Benfica Were Disallowed after intervention from VAR.
Fenerbahçe ended the Return leg with to a second yellow card for Talisca in the Final Phase. Jayden Oosterwolde Played the Entire Match for the Turkish, Who Will Now Play in the Europa League. ‘Fener’ had defeated Feyenoord in The Third Preliminary Round.
In Addition to Club Brugge and Benfica, FC Copenhagen and Azerbaijan’s Qarabag FK also Secured Champions League Participation. FC Copenhagen Beat FC Basel 2-0, after the first leg had ended 1-1. Qarabag Lost the Return Leg Against Ferencváros 2-3, but had the first lay 1-3.
