Viitorul Constanta vs Racing Luxembourg, 2018-19 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying First Round

· 2nd Leg - Viitorul Constanta win 2-0 on aggregate

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2nd Leg - Viitorul Constanta win 2-0 on aggregate

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Viitorul Constanta are hosting Racing Luxembourg at Stadionul Central Academia Gheorghe Hagi, Ovidiu, Romania, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

17': Ianis Hagi (Viitorul Constanta) Yellow Card at 17'
36': Denis Dragus (Viitorul Constanta) Yellow Card at 36'
38': Kevin Nakache (Racing Luxembourg) Yellow Card at 38'
48': Bogdan Tiru (Viitorul Constanta) Yellow Card at 48'
55': Alexandru Matan (Viitorul Constanta) Substitution at 55'
56': Mihai Vodut (Viitorul Constanta) Substitution at 56'
58': Mailson Lima (Viitorul Constanta) Yellow Card at 58'
70': Thomas Birk (Racing Luxembourg) Yellow Card at 70'
75': Sebastian Szimayer (Racing Luxembourg) Substitution at 75'
80': Benssad Sulejmani (Racing Luxembourg) Substitution at 80'
83': Alexi Pitu (Viitorul Constanta) Substitution at 83'
86': Romain Ruffier (Racing Luxembourg) Yellow Card at 86'
86': Mihai Vodut (Viitorul Constanta) Yellow Card at 86'
90'+4': Daniel Da Mota (Racing Luxembourg) Yellow Card at 94'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Stadionul Central Academia Gheorghe Hagi
Location: Ovidiu, Romania
Attendance: 2,130

Line-Ups

Viitorul Constanta

No.	Name
12	Valentin Cojocaru (GK)
11	Ionut Vina
13	Denis Dragus
6	Bradley de Nooijer
5	Sebastian Mladen
10	Ianis Hagi
99	Tudor Baluta
15	Bogdan Ionut Tiru
16	Vlad Achim
30	Mailson Lima
96	Lyes Houri

Viitorul Constanta Substitutes:

Alexandru Matan, Alexandru Buzbuchi, Radu Boboc, Mihai Vodut, Robert Hodorogea, Alexi Pitu, Andrei Ciobanu.

Racing Luxembourg

No.	Name
16	Romain Ruffier (GK)
5	Henrique
4	Thomas Birk
10	Edis Osmanovic
9	Daniel da Mota
97	Florik Shala
21	Jonathan Hennetier
8	Julien Humbert
12	Pape Ibra M'Boup
25	Kevin Nakache
42	Tarek Nouidra

Racing Luxembourg Substitutes:

Sebastian Szimayer, Benoit Nyssen, Jocelino Silva Dos Santos, Pit Simon, Benssad Sulejmani, Yanick Dias da Graca, Lars Engel.

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