Glentoran vs MSK Zilina, 2015-16 UEFA Europa League, First Qualifying Round

· 1st Leg

Glentoran

66': Conor McMenamin

FT
1 - 4
1st Leg

MSK Zilina

13': Matej Jelic
20': Jakub Paur
59': Lukas Cmelik
81': Ernest Mabouka

About

Glentoran are hosting MSK Zilina at BetMcLean Oval, Belfast, Northern Ireland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: BetMcLean Oval
Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Line-Ups

Glentoran

No.	Name
1	Elliott Morris (GK)
10	Francis Mccaffrey
5	Calum Birney
4	Barry Holland
3	Marcus Kane
24	Conor McMenamin
6	Jay Magee
22	Stephen Gordon
26	Steven Mccullough
11	Jordan Stewart

Glentoran Substitutes:

Stephen McAlorum, Jonathan Addis, Aaron Hogg, Tiago Dos Santos, Kym Nelson, William Garrett.

MSK Zilina

No.	Name
1	Milos Volesak (GK)
21	Bojan Letic
3	Milan Skriniar
19	Denis Vavro
6	Miroslav Kacer
12	Viktor Pecovsky
17	Lukas Cmelik
45	Ernest Mabouka
7	Jakub Paur
9	Matej Jelic
22	László Bénes

MSK Zilina Substitutes:

Michael Klec, Nikolas Spalek, William, Jaroslav Mihálik, Michal Skvarka, Tomas Hucko, Patrik Le Giang.

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