Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs FK Suduva, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Third Round

· 1st Leg

Maccabi Tel-Aviv

84': Chikeluba Francis Ofoedu

FT
1 - 2
1st Leg

FK Suduva

37': Samir Kerla
76': Eligijus Jankauskas

About

Maccabi Tel-Aviv are hosting FK Suduva at Netanya Municipal Stadium, Netanya, Israel, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

37': Samir Kerla (FK Suduva) Goal at 37'
45': Chikeluba Francis Ofoedu (Maccabi Tel-Aviv) Substitution at 45'
49': Jovan Cadjenovic (FK Suduva) Yellow Card at 49'
63': Dor Peretz (Maccabi Tel-Aviv) Yellow Card at 63'
63': Eliran Atar (Maccabi Tel-Aviv) Substitution at 63'
70': Eligijus Jankauskas (FK Suduva) Substitution at 70'
75': Povilas Leimonas (FK Suduva) Substitution at 75'
76': Eligijus Jankauskas (FK Suduva) Goal at 76'
81': Avi Rikan (Maccabi Tel-Aviv) Substitution at 81'
84': Chikeluba Francis Ofoedu (Maccabi Tel-Aviv) Goal at 84'
86': Robertas Vezevicius (FK Suduva) Substitution at 86'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Netanya Municipal Stadium
Location: Netanya, Israel
Attendance: 8,512

Line-Ups

Maccabi Tel-Aviv

No.	Name
17	Andreas Gianniotis (GK)
9	Nick Blackman
4	Enric Saborit
11	Etey Shechter
3	Jair Amador Silos
24	Yonatan Cohen
6	Dan Glazer
42	Dor Peretz
15	Dor Micha
31	Shahar Piven-Bachtiar
30	Maor Kandil

Maccabi Tel-Aviv Substitutes:

Ofir Davidadze, Eliran Atar, Ruslan Barsky, Daniel, André Geraldes, Chikeluba Francis Ofoedu, Avi Rikan.

FK Suduva

No.	Name
12	Ivan Kardum (GK)
17	Giedrius Matulevicius
20	Jovan Cadjenovic
10	Samir Kerla
11	Andro Svrljuga
22	Ovidijus Verbickas
21	Paulius Golubickas
15	Aleksandar Zivanovic
82	Algis Jankauskas
33	Mihret Topcagic
77	Josip Tadic

FK Suduva Substitutes:

Povilas Leimonas, Robertas Vezevicius, Ignas Plukas, Ivan Hladik, Eligijus Jankauskas, Michael Blauensteiner, Renan Oliveira.

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