FH Hafnarfjordur vs SJK, 2015-16 UEFA Europa League, First Qualifying Round

· 2nd Leg - FH Hafnarfjordur advance 2-0 on aggregate

FH Hafnarfjordur

90'+1': Kristján Flóki Finnbogason

FT
1 - 0
2nd Leg - FH Hafnarfjordur advance 2-0 on aggregate

SJK

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FH Hafnarfjordur are hosting SJK at Kaplakrikavöllur, Hafnarfjördur, Iceland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

13': Pétur Vidarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Yellow Card at 13'
45': Bahrudin Atajic (SJK) Substitution at 45'
48': Davíd Thór Vidarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Yellow Card at 48'
62': Henri Aalto (SJK) Yellow Card at 62'
65': Jussi Vasara (SJK) Substitution at 65'
73': Bjarni Vidarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Substitution at 73'
73': Cedric Gogoua (SJK) Yellow Card at 73'
76': Mehmet Hetemaj (SJK) Yellow Card at 76'
77': Pavle Milosavljevic (SJK) Yellow Card at 77'
82': Kristján Flóki Finnbogason (FH Hafnarfjordur) Substitution at 82'
89': Emil Lidman (SJK) Substitution at 89'
90'+1': Kristján Flóki Finnbogason (FH Hafnarfjordur) Goal at 91'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Kaplakrikavöllur
Location: Hafnarfjördur, Iceland

Line-Ups

FH Hafnarfjordur

No.	Name
1	Róbert Óskarsson (GK)
21	Bödvar Bödvarsson
5	Pétur Vidarsson
15	Gudmann Thórisson
26	Jonathan Hendrickx
11	Atli Gudnason
8	Emil Pálsson
20	Kassim Doumbia
9	Thórarinn Ingi Valdimarsson
10	Davíd Thór Vidarsson
7	Steven Lennon

FH Hafnarfjordur Substitutes:

Kristján Flóki Finnbogason, Brynjar Ásgeir Gudmundsson, Samuel Tillen, Bjarni Vidarsson, Jeremy Serwy, Kristján Finnbogasson, Atli Björnsson.

SJK

No.	Name
33	Mihkel Aksalu (GK)
5	Pavle Milosavljevic
27	Cedric Gogoua
24	Henri Aalto
7	Timo Tahvanainen
10	Wayne Brown
16	Akseli Pelvas
58	Mehmet Hetemaj
8	Johannes Laaksonen
11	Ariel Ngueukam
14	Lehtinen Toni

SJK Substitutes:

Jussi Vasara, Emil Lidman, Zeljko Savic, Bahrudin Atajic, Richard Dorman, Paavo Valakari, Juho Lahde.

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