Cardiff MU vs Progres Niederkorn, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Preliminary Round

· 2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - PRO win on away goals

Cardiff MU

2': Jordan Lam
67': Dylan Rees (P)

FT
2 - 1
2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - PRO win on away goals

Progres Niederkorn

73': Mayron de Almeida

About

Cardiff MU are hosting Progres Niederkorn at Cardiff International Sports Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Cardiff International Sports Stadium
Location: Cardiff, Wales
Attendance: 1,316

Line-Ups

Cardiff MU

No.	Name
1	Will Fuller (GK)
7	Elliot Evans
3	Kyle McCarthy
5	Emlyn Lewis
2	Dylan Rees
8	Chris Baker
10	Charlie Corsby
15	Jordan Lam
4	Bradley Woolridge
14	Joel Edwards
11	Will Evans

Cardiff MU Substitutes:

Dion Phillips, Brad Flay, Alex Lang, Tim Parker, Rhydian Morgan, Mael Davies, Guto Williams.

Progres Niederkorn

No.	Name
1	Sebastian Flauss (GK)
10	Belmin Muratovic
17	Issa Bah
4	Aldin Skenderovic
5	Ben Vogel
31	Sebastien Thill
70	Yann Matias Marques
32	Tom Laterza
7	Mayron de Almeida
38	Metin Karayer
34	Tim Hall

Progres Niederkorn Substitutes:

Adrien Ferino, Yannick Bastos, Ricky Borges, Youn Czekanowicz, Filipe Jonni Correia Santos, Gullit Oliveira Ramos, Yannick Cervellera.

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