Brøndby IF vs Hajduk Split, 2017-18 UEFA Europa League, Third Qualifying Round

· 1st Leg

Brøndby IF

90'+3': Paulus Arajuuri

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1st Leg

Hajduk Split

About

Brøndby IF are hosting Hajduk Split at Brøndby Stadion, Brøndby, Denmark, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

5': Paulus Arajuuri (Brøndby) Yellow Card at 5'
34': Marko Futacs (Hajduk Split) Yellow Card at 34'
59': Ante Erceg (Hajduk Split) Yellow Card at 59'
62': Kamil Wilczek (Brøndby) Substitution at 62'
70': Josip Juranovic (Hajduk Split) Substitution at 70'
74': Franck Ohandza (Hajduk Split) Substitution at 74'
75': Besar Halimi (Brøndby) Substitution at 75'
80': Kasper Fisker (Brøndby) Yellow Card at 80'
86': Ivan Pesic (Hajduk Split) Substitution at 86'
90'+3': Paulus Arajuuri (Brøndby) Red Card at 93'
90'+4': Hjortur Hermannsson (Brøndby) Substitution at 94'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Brøndby Stadion
Location: Brøndby, Denmark
Attendance: 12,535

Line-Ups

Brøndby IF

No.	Name
1	Frederik Ronnow (GK)
10	Hany Mukhtar
13	Johan Larsson
8	Kasper Fisker
4	Benedikt Röcker
19	Christian Nørgaard
14	Kevin Niclas Mensah
9	Teemu Pukki
27	Svenn Crone
21	Lasse Vigen Christensen
23	Paulus Arajuuri

Brøndby IF Substitutes:

Mads Andersen, Zsolt Kalmar, Simon Tibbling, Benjamin Bellot, Kamil Wilczek, Besar Halimi, Hjörtur Hermannsson.

Hajduk Split

No.	Name
1	Dante Stipica (GK)
3	Borja López
14	Josip Radosevic
9	Marko Futacs
5	Hamza Barry
23	Zoran Nizic
27	Hysen Memolla
90	Savvas Gkentsoglou
8	Nikola Vlasic
50	Ante Erceg
32	Fran Tudor

Hajduk Split Substitutes:

Josip Juranovic, Edin Sehić, Ivan Pesic, Gustavo Carbonieri Santa Rosa, Franck Ohandza, Karlo Letica, Zvonimir Kozulj.

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