Servette and Lugano can already secure their European Cup tickets on Thursday. St. Gallen have to defend their lead, Zurich are on the brink of elimination.
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Lugano - Partizan Belgrade 2:2 (first leg 1:0)
123rd minute: End of the game - Lugano prevail
Lugano can look forward to a European fall. However, the Ticino side claim the necessary luck in the second leg against Partizan Belgrade and come away with a 2-2 draw in extra time.
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Lugano - Partizan Belgrade 2:2 (first leg 1:0)
111th minute: Lugano make it 2:2
After an assist from Steffen, Mahmoud scores the all-important 2:2 to take the Ticino side through to the next round.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 3:2 (first leg 0:2)
90th + 27th min: St. Gallen advance after a crazy game
FC St. Gallen are still hoping to qualify for the Conference League. After winning 2-0 at home, the team from eastern Switzerland lost 3-2 away to Slask Wroclaw, but with a 4-3 aggregate score, they still advance to the next qualifying round.
To be able to play in Europe, St. Gallen must survive one more round. They will face Trabzonspor in the play-off.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 3:2* (first leg 0:2)
90.+18. min: St.Gallen are awarded a penalty
Schmidt's cross from close range is unfortunately deflected by an opponent with his hand, the referee awards a penalty after studying the video images. After the scuffle, another player from the home team is sent off. Witzig takes a running start ... and misses. But the goalkeeper had clearly jumped in front of the line, so the penalty kick had to be retaken. The new FCSG marksman Geubbels does better and scores the important follow-up goal, which is now enough for the team from eastern Switzerland to progress.
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Servette - Sporting Braga 1:2 (first leg 0:0)
96th minute: End of the game in Geneva, Servette eliminated
Servette miss out on playing in the Europa League for the second time in a row. Geneva lose the second leg against Braga 2-1 in front of their own fans after the first leg ended goalless. Servette will face Chelsea in the Conference League play-off.
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Servette - Sporting Braga 1:2* (first leg 0:0)
91st minute: Kutesa scores the equalizer
Guillemenot is able to march down the right flank and place the ball into the middle, where Kutesa comes rushing in and scores the equalizer. Will that be enough?
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Lugano - Partizan Belgrade 1:2* (first leg 1:0)
87th minute: Hajdari is sent off
Lugano central defender Albian Hajdari receives a second yellow card for a foul and is sent to the showers early. An unnecessary action and the Ticino side will now have to play the extra time with ten players.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 3:1* (first leg 0:2)
76th minute: Good luck for FCSG
First, the referee points to the spot after a duel between Stevanović and Petkov. After studying the images, the referee not only rescinds the penalty, but also sends the already cautioned Bulgarian to the showers for simulation. A harsh decision, at least there was contact here.
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Servette - Sporting Braga 0:2* (first leg 0:0)
69th minute: Braga increase their lead
The Braga players are able to play back and forth unchallenged in the Geneva penalty area and Roberto Fernández is able to slot the ball home unchallenged to make it 2-0. Servette are now on the brink of elimination.
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Lugano - Partizan Belgrade 1:2* (first leg 1:0)
67th minute: Partizan Belgrade back in front
After a corner, Svetozar Markovic manages to beat the Lugano defense and heads his team back in front.
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Lugano - Partizan Belgrade 1:1* (first leg 1:0)
48th minute: Steffen equalizes
With his weaker right foot, the national team player is able to score the important equalizer. It was the first time the veteran had scored in a European Cup match since December 2021 - his last European Cup goal came for VfL Wolfsburg in the Champions League group stage against LOSC Lille. This gives the Ticino side the advantage again.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 3:1* (first leg 0:2)
47th minute: St. Gallen completely off their game
Aleks Petkov heads a free kick into the net from close range. St. Gallen concede three goals within 6 minutes. FCSG coach Enrico Maassen is now called upon to get his team back on track during the break.
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Servette - Sporting Braga 0:1* (first leg 0:0)
46 min: Braga take the lead in Geneva
Amine El Ouazzani finishes off a fine combination in a well-considered manner, giving Servette goalkeeper Frick no chance. Servette are currently out.
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Lugano - Partizan Belgrade 0:1* (first leg 1:0)
44 min: Lugano concede a goal
Ghayas Zahid puts the visitors in front with a well-judged flick. The deficit from the first leg was wiped out. For the first time in the club's history, the Ticino side remain without a clean sheet in four European Cup home games in a row.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 2:1* (first leg 0:2)
43rd minute: Slask Wroclaw turn the game around
The Poles turn the game around within 2 minutes. Samiec-Talar flicks the ball beautifully into the corner from the edge of the penalty area. The home team take the lead.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 1:1* (first leg 0:2)
41st minute: St. Gallen caught out just before the break
After missing two top chances, St. Gallen were caught out shortly before the break. After a counter-attack, Petr Schwarz sneaks in behind Jozo Stanic and the Czech equalizes.
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Slask Wroclaw - St.Gallen 0:1* (first leg 0:2)
21 min: Bastien Toma puts FCSG in front
Bastien Toma gets free in the penalty area after an assist from Chadrak Akolo. The midfielder has no trouble putting the ball into the box from a few meters out. It is his second competitive goal of the season in his seventh appearance.
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St.Gallen line-up
Lawrence Ati Zigi, Stephan Ambrosius, Abdoulaye Diaby, , Lukas Görtler, Chima Okoroji, Jordi Quintillà, Jozo Stanic, Bastien Toma, Christian Witzig, Chadrac Akolo, Willem Geubbels
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There is only one way forward for St. Gallen
The eastern Swiss side must march through the Conference League qualifiers to qualify for the European Cup for the first time since 2013 and for the seventh time in total. To do so, they must defend their 2:0 away win against Slask Wroclaw. In the previous round, the Poles had made up for their 1-0 defeat in the second leg with a 3-1 home win against FC Riga. St. Gallen would face the loser of the clash between Trabzonspor and Rapid Vienna in the play-offs.
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Lugano line-up
Amir Saipi, Milton Valenzuela, Albian Hajdari, Antonios Papadopoulos, Mattia Zanotti, Anto Grgic, Ousmane Doumbia, Daniel Dos Santos, Uran Bislimi, Renato Steffen, Ignacio Aliseda
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Can Lugano defeat Partizan in Thun?
After their 1:0 away win against Partizan Belgrade, the Ticino side will once again be in exile in Thun. Mattia Croci-Torti's team will be looking to secure their place in the Europa League play-offs and thus a place in the European Cup. If Lugano prevails, the team that was eliminated by Fenerbahce in the last round will face its next opponent from Istanbul, Besiktas. If Lugano fail, they will face Ghent or Silkeborg for the last chance of a European fall.
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Servette line-up
Jérémy Frick, Bradley Mazikou, Yoan Severin, Steve Rouiller, Keigo Tsunemoto, David Douline, Gaël Ondoua, Timothé Cognat, Alexis Antunes, Théo Magnin, Enzo Crivelli
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Special starting position for Servette
Geneva, who were drawn against a tough opponent in Braga, were somewhat surprised to secure a goalless draw in Portugal. So everything is wide open ahead of the home game, which is likely to be well attended. Especially as Braga are currently in turmoil. After just four competitive matches - two wins, two draws - coach Daniel Sousa has been dismissed. Conflicts with the club management are said to have been the reason. In Geneva, the team is now being coached by a team of assistants.
But not everything is going according to plan at Servette either. On Sunday, the team lost 6-0 at home to Basel, followed by problems with star player Dereck Kutesa. Coach Thomas Häberli is also worried about Miroslav Stevanovic, who was substituted with an injury. It is clear to everyone involved that the game against Braga is already a small final. If Servette win, participation in the European Cup is secured. If Servette lose, they will face no less an opponent than Chelsea in the Conference League play-offs - an almost insurmountable hurdle.
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Zurich with its back to the wall
The starting position is almost hopeless for FC Zurich, who had to travel to the away game against Vitoria Guimarães with a 3-0 deficit. The current Super League leaders need a sensation in northern Portugal to reach the play-offs against Bosnian side Zrinjski Mostar or Bulgarian representative Botev Plovdiv.
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