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Kairat Almaty from Kazakhstan and Pafos FC from Cyprus Have Qualified for the Competitive Phase of the Champions League for the First Time in Club History on Tuesday. The Kazakh National Champion won Against Celtic After a Penalty Shootout. Pafos Debuts Thanks to a World-Class Goal Against Red Star Belgrade.
Celtic Disappointed in Both the Home and Away Matches. The Scots Failed to score in 180 minutes of regular time, While National Champion Kairat Almaty also Didn’t Find the Net.
No goals were scored in extra time either, so penalties had to decide the outcome. Celtic Only Scored Twice. This was partly due to a strong performance by kairat goalkeeper Temirlan Anarbekov, who saved two penalties.
Kairat Almaty’s First Penalty – A Panenka – Hit the Crossbar. But kairat recovered with three successful penalties. Kairat’s goalkeeper then also saved the fifth penalty from the scots, who have to settle for a ticket to the Europa League.
Rafael Urazbakhtin’s Kairat is the First Kazakh Team to Reach the Champions League. By Qualifying for the Competitive Phase, The Kazakh Club Receives an Amount or 18.62 Million Euros. If psv or ajax meets kairat in the champions league, they have to go to almaty. That is a 72-hour drive from Amsterdam.
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Pafos Substitute Jajá Scores World-Class Goal
Later in The Evening, Pafos Followed Kairat’s Example. Pafos had won the first leg Against Red Star, but seemed to give it away at home. Red Star was Leading 0-1 in Cyprus thanks to a goal from Mirko Ivanic. But in the Final Phase, Pafos Scored the Decisive Equalizer.
A minute before the end of regular time, Jajá scored the 1-1 in a brilliant way. The substitute extended a free kick and then lobbed the ball over the goalkeeper in a Beautiful Way.
After Jajá’s Goal, Things Got a Bit Restless in the Stadium. After a two-minute interruption, the match was resumed, but no more goals were scored. Former Ajax Player Jay Gorter and Amsterdammer Derrick Luckassen Are Under Contract With Pafos.
Bodø/Glimt also Qualified for the Champions League for the first time on Tuesday Evening. The Norwegian Team had won the first leg Against Sturm Graz 5-0 and did not give up that lead in the second match. Sturm Graz Could Not Change That With A 2-1 Victory.
The Last Four Play-Off matches in The Champions League Are Scheduled for Wednesday. The Winners of the Club Brugge rangers, FC Copenhagen-FC Basel, Benfica-Fenerbahçe and FK Qarabag-Ferencváros Matches Will Be the Last Four Clubs to Qualify for the Competitive Phase.