FK Sutjeska vs Linfield, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Third Round

· 1st Leg

FK Sutjeska

11': Damir Kojasevic

FT
1 - 2
1st Leg

Linfield

38': Kirk Millar
65': Kirk Millar

About

FK Sutjeska are hosting Linfield at Gradski Niksica, Niksic, Montenegro, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Gradski Niksica
Location: Niksic, Montenegro
Attendance: 3,850

Line-Ups

FK Sutjeska

No.	Name
1	Vladan Giljen (GK)
5	Bojan Ciger
6	Nemanja Nedic
8	Branislav Jankovic
10	Marko Cetkovic
30	Marko Vucic
15	Aleksandar Sofranac
7	Damir Kojasevic
11	Novica Erakovic
19	Bojan Bozovic
16	Darko Bulatovic

FK Sutjeska Substitutes:

Vladan Bubanja, Milajn Vlaisavljevic, Suad Licina, Aleksa Marusic, Dragan Grivic, Stefan Nikolic, Milovan Petrovic.

Linfield

No.	Name
1	Rohan Ferguson (GK)
14	Shayne Lavery
2	Mark Stafford
16	Matthew Clarke
8	Bastien Héry
47	Chris Casement
22	Jamie Mulgrew
12	Kirk Millar
20	Stephen Fallon
23	Ryan McGivern
31	Niall Quinn

Linfield Substitutes:

Andrew Mitchell, Trai Hume, Ross Larkin, Jordan Stewart, Danny Kearns, Lorcan Forde, Alex Moore.

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