Braga vs FH Hafnarfjordur, 2017-18 UEFA Europa League, Play-off Round

· 2nd Leg - Braga win 5-3 on aggregate

Braga

39': Paulinho
80': Paulinho
90'+3': Dyego Sousa

FT
3 - 2
2nd Leg - Braga win 5-3 on aggregate

FH Hafnarfjordur

16': Bödvar Bödvarsson
51': Bödvar Bödvarsson

About

Braga are hosting FH Hafnarfjordur at Estádio Municipal de Braga, Braga, Portugal, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

16': Bödvar Bödvarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Goal at 16'
39': Paulinho (Braga) Goal at 39'
42': Kassim Doumbia (FH Hafnarfjordur) Yellow Card at 42'
51': Bödvar Bödvarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Goal at 51'
60': Davíð Viðarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Yellow Card at 60'
67': Matija Dvornekovic (FH Hafnarfjordur) Substitution at 67'
71': Dyego Sousa (Braga) Substitution at 71'
78': Fábio Martins (Braga) Substitution at 79'
79': Bödvar Bödvarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Yellow Card at 79'
80': Paulinho (Braga) Goal at 80'
85': Lazar Rosic (Braga) Yellow Card at 85'
86': Raul (Braga) Yellow Card at 86'
87': Thórarinn Ingi Valdimarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Substitution at 87'
87': Bjarni Vidarsson (FH Hafnarfjordur) Substitution at 88'
90': Fransérgio (Braga) Substitution at 90'
90'+3': Dyego Sousa (Braga) Goal at 93'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Estádio Municipal de Braga
Location: Braga, Portugal
Attendance: 10,937

Line-Ups

Braga

No.	Name
1	Matheus (GK)
34	Raul
36	Bruno Viana
4	Jefferson
47	Ricardo Esgaio
35	Nikola Vukcevic
19	Nikola Stojiljkovic
21	Ricardo Horta
11	Danilo Barbosa
20	Paulinho
10	Bruno Xadas

Braga Substitutes:

Fábio Martins, Fransérgio, André Moreira, Dyego Sousa, Koka, Lazar Rosic, Marcelo Goiano.

FH Hafnarfjordur

No.	Name
1	Gunnar Nielsen (GK)
29	Gudmundur Gudmundur Gudmundsson
21	Bödvar Bödvarsson
4	Pétur Vidarsson
20	Kassim Doumbia
11	Atli Gudnason
6	Robbie Crawford
22	Halldor Orri Björnsson
8	Emil Pálsson
10	Davíd Thór Vidarsson
7	Steven Lennon

FH Hafnarfjordur Substitutes:

Atli Björnsson, Bergsveinn Olafsson, Thórarinn Ingi Valdimarsson, Bjarni Vidarsson, Matija Dvornekovic, Vignir Jóhannesson, Cédric D'Ulivo.

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