Neftchi vs FC Arsenal Tula, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Second Round

· 2nd Leg - Neftchi advance 4-0 on aggregate

Neftchi

49': Rauf Aliyev
89': Dario Frederico Da Silva (P)
90'+3': Mamadou Mbodj

FT
3 - 0
2nd Leg - Neftchi advance 4-0 on aggregate

FC Arsenal Tula

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Neftchi are hosting FC Arsenal Tula at Palms Sports Arena, Baku, Azerbaijan, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

9': Goran Causic (FC Arsenal Tula) Yellow Card at 9'
49': Rauf Aliyev (Neftchi) Goal at 49'
62': Namig Alasgarov (Neftchi) Substitution at 62'
67': Kyrylo Petrov (Neftchi) Yellow Card at 67'
72': Lameck Banda (FC Arsenal Tula) Substitution at 72'
77': Mamadou Mbodj (Neftchi) Substitution at 77'
80': Georgi Kostadinov (FC Arsenal Tula) Yellow Card at 80'
80': Alexandru Tudorie (FC Arsenal Tula) Substitution at 80'
87': Anton Krivotsyuk (Neftchi) Yellow Card at 87'
88': Gia Grigalava (FC Arsenal Tula) Yellow Card at 88'
89': Dario Frederico Da Silva (Neftchi) Penalty - Scored at 89'
90'+1': Rahman Hajiyev (Neftchi) Substitution at 91'
90'+3': Mamadou Mbodj (Neftchi) Goal at 93'
90'+4': Mamadou Mbodj (Neftchi) Yellow Card at 94'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Palms Sports Arena
Location: Baku, Azerbaijan
Attendance: 9,000

Line-Ups

Neftchi

No.	Name
1	Salahat Agayev (GK)
19	Rauf Aliyev
5	Anton Krivotsyuk
10	Dario Frederico Da Silva
6	Vojislav Stankovic
26	Omar Buludov
25	Kyrylo Petrov
93	Soni Mustivar
8	Emin Makhmudov
28	Steeven Joseph-Monrose
36	Mamadou Kané

Neftchi Substitutes:

Ismayil Zülfüqarly, Tural Akhundov, Mamadou Mbodj, Vangelis Platellas, Namig Alasgarov, Rahman Hajiyev, Aqil Mammadov.

FC Arsenal Tula

No.	Name
36	Mihail Levashov (GK)
6	Maksim Belyaev
20	Goran Causic
11	Sergey Tkachev
8	Gia Grigalava
9	Kirill Kombarov
70	Georgi Kostadinov
21	Víctor Álvarez
22	Daniil Lesovoy
23	Igor Gorbatenko
48	Evgeni Lutsenko

FC Arsenal Tula Substitutes:

Vladislav Panteleev, Artur Nigmatullin, Aleksandr Denisov, Guram Adzhoev, Alexandru Tudorie, Maksim Valadzko, Lameck Banda.

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