Hibernian Women vs Slavia Prague, 2019-20 UEFA Women's Champions League, Round of 32
· 1st LegAbout
Match Timeline
- 0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
- 0': First Half begins.
- 3': Goal! Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 0. Siobhan Hunter (Hibernian Women).
- 25': Mia Persson (Slavia Prague Women) is shown the yellow card.
- 29': Amy Gallacher (Hibernian Women) is shown the yellow card.
- 30': Diana Bartovicová (Slavia Prague Women) is shown the yellow card.
- 36': Goal! Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 1. Tereza Kozárová (Slavia Prague Women).
- 40': Goal! Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 2. Tereza Kozárová (Slavia Prague Women).
- 42': Goal! Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 3. Andrea Jarchovská (Slavia Prague Women).
- 45': First Half ends, Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 3.
- 45': Second Half begins Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 3.
- 61': Substitution, Hibernian Women. Lauren Davidson replaces Colette Cavanagh.
- 69': Tereza Kozárová (Slavia Prague Women) is shown the yellow card.
- 70': Substitution, Slavia Prague Women. Tereza Szewieczková replaces Petra Divisová.
- 75': Goal! Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 4. Tereza Kozárová (Slavia Prague Women).
- 82': Substitution, Hibernian Women. Shannon Leishman replaces Ellis Notley.
- 82': Substitution, Hibernian Women. Siobhan Higgins replaces Shannon McGregor.
- 82': Substitution, Slavia Prague Women. Denisa Veselá replaces Michaela Khýrová.
- 85': Chelsea Cornet (Hibernian Women) is shown the yellow card.
- 89': Substitution, Slavia Prague Women. Franny Cerná replaces Tereza Kozárová.
- 90': Second Half ends, Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 4.
- 0': Match ends, Hibernian Women 1, Slavia Prague Women 4.
Game Information
Venue: Albyn Park
Location: Broxburn, Scotland
UEFA Women's Champions League News
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Amid uncertainty surrounding the club's future, Manchester City and their fans found some sort of normality in the UEFA Women's Champions League.
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