Dinamo Minsk vs Servette, 2026-27 UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying, Second Round - Semifinals

· UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying

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53': Garance Nein
58': Laura Strik
60': Paola Hernández

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Dinamo Minsk are hosting Servette at Aktobe Central Stadium, Aktobe, Kazakhstan, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying.

Match Timeline

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
7': Substitution, Dinamo-BGU Women. Angelina Vashchuk replaces Tatiana Petrusevich.
45': Fourth official has announced 3 minutes of added time.
45'+4': First Half ends, Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 0.
45': Second Half begins Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 0.
53': Goal! Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 1. Garance Nein (Servette Women) right footed shot. Assisted by Gloria Marinelli.
58': Goal! Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 2. Laura Strik (Servette Women) right footed shot.
58': Substitution, Servette Women. Paola Hernández replaces Paula Serrano.
59': Substitution, Servette Women. Magdalena Sobal replaces Gloria Marinelli.
59': Substitution, Servette Women. Mickaëlla Cardia replaces Garance Nein.
60': Goal! Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 3. Paola Hernández (Servette Women) header. Assisted by Asun Martinez.
71': Substitution, Servette Women. Stefanie da Eira replaces Laura Strik.
71': Substitution, Servette Women. Laia Ballesté replaces Chiara Wallin.
77': Substitution, Dinamo-BGU Women. Taylor Youmans replaces Renata Kalinovskaya.
77': Substitution, Dinamo-BGU Women. Lyubov Korneenko replaces Lia Tikhomirova.
89': Substitution, Dinamo-BGU Women. Genevieve Sauers replaces Aleksandra Taraduda.
90': Fourth official has announced 4 minutes of added time.
90'+6': Second Half ends, Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 3.
0': Match ends, Dinamo-BGU Women 0, Servette Women 3.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying

Venue: Aktobe Central Stadium
Location: Aktobe, Kazakhstan

Line-Ups

Dinamo Minsk (4-4-2)

No.	Name
12	Ekaterina Kovalchuk (GK)
4	Alina Cherlenok
6	Renata Kalinovskaya
95	Daria Gorshkova
13	Aleksandra Taraduda
11	Veronika Kalyuta
23	Lia Tikhomirova
10	Anna Sinyavskaya
22	Anna Pilipenko
7	Yana Artishevskaya
9	Tatiana Markushevskaya

Dinamo Minsk Substitutes:

Lyubov Korneenko, Daria Sosnovskaya, Ekaterina Krupnik, Karolina Guzovskaya, Taylor Youmans, Violetta Guzovskaya, Angelina Vashchuk, Genevieve Linn Sauers.

Servette (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
13	Jacintha Weimar (GK)
28	Noémie Carage
23	Amina Muratovic
3	Daïna Bourma
20	Chiara Fanny Wallin
7	Natasa Andonova
21	Laura Strik
19	Paula Serrano
9	Gloria Marinelli
8	Asun Martínez
17	Garance Nein

Servette Substitutes:

Joana Marchão, Léa Magali Sergeant-Huet, Abby Blanco Acevedo, Paola Hernández, Magdalena Sobal, Manon Le Page, Mickaëlla Cardia, Laia Ballesté, Stefanie Da Eira, Meriame Terchoun, Amanda Chaney, Camila Mingard.

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