Europa League
Leipzig – Atalanta 1: 1: Matsara with many chances and no winner
Leipzig and Atalanta missed many chances, scored two goals and finally stayed at 1-1 for the first quarter-finals of the Europa League.
Leipzig and Atalanta offered the Red Bull Arena spectators a very spectacular game, which justified the expectations in front of the cross with two goals, four assists and many chances. The final 1-1 in the first quarterfinals of the Europa League leaves everything open for the game in Bergamo in a week.
The Italians entered the field with a very positive attitude and played their game from the first minute. The Germans didn’t have a chance to reply and only occasionally watched the visitors’ fast play. In the 17th minute, Luis Muriel opened the scoring with a fantastic shot for Atalanta, who continued to pose a threat at Peter Gulacci’s home.
The hosts’ reaction was a crossbar from Andre Silva from a good position, but Atalanta was able to react to that too and also hit a crossbar with Mario Pasalic at the end of the half.
In the second half, Domenico Tentesco’s players increased their pace and in the 56th minute won a penalty by Christopher Enkunko’s fall. Andre Silva was defeated by Juan Musso, who also blocked the rebound, but in the next stage Davide Japacosta scored an own goal on a cross from the left in his attempt to chase Willy Orban.
The goal spurred on the Germans, who freshened up in attack with Emil Forsberg and Dominic Somboslay. A beam from the Copmainers was the Italians’ only dangerous streak in the second half, Leipzig had the same with Somboslay. There was still a barrage of chances for the hosts in the final minutes but Musso and her failure kept the 1-1 to the end.
LEIPZIG: Gulacci, Klosterman, Orban, Guardiola (73’Halstenberg), Henrikhs (87’Mukiel), Limer, Campbell, Angelini, Enkunku (87’Novoa), Olmo (73’Soboslai), Silva (62)
ΑΤΑΛΑΝΤΑ: Musso, De Ron, Demiral, Palomino, Hatembur, Copmainers, Froiler (67′ Mirandτσuk), Japacosta (89′ Petchela), Pesina (61′ Scalvini), Muriel (61′ Zapata), Pasalic (61′)
The program of the first quarterfinals
The program of the second quarterfinals
Source: sport 24
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Europa League
Zinchenko announces Nottingham Forest’s Europa League victory over Utrecht
Ukrainian defender Nottingham Forest Alexander Zinchenko He shared his feelings after his team beat Utrecht (2:1) in the main round of the Europa League.
“It’s a great feeling. First of all, I’m back. Secondly, it’s an incredible feeling to win a match. Getting three points today was very important for us. As you can see, it was a difficult match. But at the end of the match, I think we got what we wanted and let’s continue like that.”
“As a defender you always want to keep a clean sheet, but unfortunately we couldn’t do that today. So it’s something we need to work on in the future.”
“This is one of those matches where whoever wins the most challenges in different areas of the field will win the match. Today we won many more goals which helped us a lot in the game. But to be honest, even the opportunities we created, including me, we should have scored and finished this match earlier,” said Zinchenko.
Nottingham Forest is in 11th place in the rankings with 11 points after 6 matches in the Europa League this season.
Source: Sport UA
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Europa League
Sports doctor criticizes Nottingham head coach over Zinchenko
sports doctor Dmitry Babelyuk He was not happy with the decision made by Sean Dyche, the head coach of English Nottingham, in the match against Dutch Utrecht in the Europa League (2-1).
The Foresters’ coach has given Ukraine national team defender Alexander Zinchenko a place in the starting squad after the player missed nine matches due to injury.
“These old-school coaches never cease to amaze. In 2025, with the advancement of sports science and medicine, I don’t understand how it is possible to release a player from the winger position for a full 90 minutes at the same time after two muscle injuries.
First, Moyes did this to Mikolenko, which led to Vitaly’s relapse. Now Dyche makes the same obvious mistakes.
Understanding that Zinchenko is a player who has regularly suffered from muscle problems in recent seasons; injured twice at Nottingham in the last three months; Having not played for the last six weeks, I cannot imagine how anyone could be so negligent in getting a player into top playing form.
This is not often seen in the new generation of coaches such as Thomas Frank or Enzo Mareschi, but the old ones continue to rely on their own emotions, leaving players in danger of unnecessary relapses.
I hope everything goes well for Sasha and he returns to his best form, but playing 90 minutes at a time after two months of treatment is outright stupidity in modern football at the top level,” Babelyuk raged.
Source: Sport UA
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Europa League
DYCH: “There was no such plan. Zinchenko did an incredible job”
Nottingham Forest manager Sean Dyche The performance of the players who returned to the field after their injuries in the 6th round match against Utrecht in the Europa League (2-1) was evaluated as follows:
“I’m happy for a lot of the players. Douglas Louis only trained for two days. I don’t usually do that, but he talked to me and said he felt good. He wanted to play.”
“Zinchenko did an incredible job” for the full 90 minutes. We didn’t have such a plan, but we can only make a certain number of changes.
Murillo returned after a week’s illness. We had to be careful with him.
It was difficult to make sound decisions about who would play, who would not play, and how many minutes he would stay on the field. But in the end everything went well and I am very happy.”
Source: Sport UA
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