Malmö FF vs Vikingur Reykjavik, 2022-23 UEFA Champions League Qualifying, First Round

· 1st Leg

Malmö FF

16': Martin Olsson
42': Ola Toivonen
84': Veljko Birmancevic

FT
3 - 2
1st Leg

Vikingur Reykjavik

38': Kristall Máni Ingason
39': Kristall Máni Ingason
90'+3': Helgi Gudjonsson

About

Malmö FF are hosting Vikingur Reykjavik at Eleda Stadion, Malmo, Sweden, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League Qualifying.

Match Timeline

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
12': Anders Christiansen (Malmö) is shown the yellow card.
16': Goal! Malmö 1, Vikingur Reykjavík 0. Martin Olsson (Malmö) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
23': Oliver Ekroth (Vikingur Reykjavík) is shown the yellow card.
29': Kristall Ingason (Vikingur Reykjavík) is shown the yellow card.
32': Viktor Andrason (Vikingur Reykjavík) is shown the yellow card.
34': Pablo Punyed (Vikingur Reykjavík) is shown the yellow card.
38': Goal! Malmö 1, Vikingur Reykjavík 1. Kristall Ingason (Vikingur Reykjavík) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
39': Jo Inge Berget (Malmö) is shown the yellow card.
39': Second yellow card to Kristall Ingason (Vikingur Reykjavík).
41': Veljko Birmancevic (Malmö) is shown the yellow card.
42': Goal! Malmö 2, Vikingur Reykjavík 1. Ola Toivonen (Malmö) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
45'+3': First Half ends, Malmö 2, Vikingur Reykjavík 1.
45': Second Half begins Malmö 2, Vikingur Reykjavík 1.
56': Substitution, Malmö. Felix Beijmo replaces Niklas Moisander.
57': Substitution, Vikingur Reykjavík. Davíd Atlason replaces Logi Tómasson.
66': Erdal Rakip (Malmö) is shown the yellow card.
71': Substitution, Malmö. Jonas Knudsen replaces Martin Olsson.
71': Substitution, Malmö. Patriot Sejdiu replaces Ola Toivonen.
71': Substitution, Malmö. Sebastian Nanasi replaces Anders Christiansen.
78': Substitution, Vikingur Reykjavík. Ari Sigurpálsson replaces Erlingur Agnarsson.
80': Substitution, Malmö. Hugo Larsson replaces Erdal Rakip.
80': Substitution, Vikingur Reykjavík. Helgi Gudjónsson replaces Nikolaj Hansen.
83': Thórdur Ingason (Vikingur Reykjavík) is shown the yellow card.
84': Goal! Malmö 3, Vikingur Reykjavík 1. Veljko Birmancevic (Malmö) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
90'+3': Goal! Malmö 3, Vikingur Reykjavík 2. Helgi Gudjónsson (Vikingur Reykjavík) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
90'+5': Second Half ends, Malmö 3, Vikingur Reykjavík 2.
0': Match ends, Malmö 3, Vikingur Reykjavík 2.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League Qualifying

Venue: Eleda Stadion
Location: Malmo, Sweden
Attendance: 11,830

Line-Ups

Malmö FF

No.	Name
27	Johan Dahlin (GK)
24	Lasse Nielsen
21	Dennis Hadzikadunic
13	Martin Olsson
4	Niklas Moisander
8	Sergio Peña
32	Jo Inge Berget
19	Veljko Birmancevic
7	Erdal Rakip
10	Anders Christiansen
11	Ola Toivonen

Malmö FF Substitutes:

Viktor Andersson, Hugo Larsson, Ismael Diawara, Sebastian Nanasi, Felix Beijmo, Samuel Adrian, Eric Larsson, Matej Chalus, Jonas Knudsen, Patriot Sejdiu, David Edvardsson, Malik Abubakari.

Vikingur Reykjavik

No.	Name
16	Thordur Ingason (GK)
12	Halldor Smari Sigurdsson
22	Karl Gunnarsson
4	Oliver Ekroth
3	Logi Tomasson
10	Pablo Punyed
8	Viktor Orlygur Andrason
20	Júlíus Magnússon
7	Erlingur Agnarsson
23	Nikolaj Hansen
80	Kristall Máni Ingason

Vikingur Reykjavik Substitutes:

Ingvar Jonsson, Ari Sigurpálsson, Kyle Mclagan, Davíd Örn Atlason, Helgi Gudjonsson, Bjarki Gunnarsson, Birnir Snær Ingason, Arnór Gudjohnsen, Gísli Thórdarson.

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