Torpedo Zhodino vs Debrecen, 2016-17 UEFA Europa League, Second Qualifying Round

· 2nd Leg - Torpedo Zhodino advance 3-1 on aggregate

Torpedo Zhodino

25': Vadim Demidovich

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1 - 0
2nd Leg - Torpedo Zhodino advance 3-1 on aggregate

Debrecen

About

Torpedo Zhodino are hosting Debrecen at Stadyen Tarpeda, Zhodino, Belarus, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Commentary

25': Vadim Demidovich (Torpedo Zhodino) Goal at 25'
35': Serhiy Zagynailov (Torpedo Zhodino) Yellow Card at 35'
44': Sergiy Shapoval (Torpedo Zhodino) Yellow Card at 44'
57': Tamás Takács (Debrecen) Substitution at 57'
59': Zsolt Horvath (Debrecen) Substitution at 59'
63': Dusan Brkovic (Debrecen) Yellow Card at 63'
65': János Ferenczi (Debrecen) Substitution at 65'
66': Pavel Chelyadko (Torpedo Zhodino) Substitution at 66'
72': Andrey Khachaturyan (Torpedo Zhodino) Yellow Card at 72'
78': Denis Trapashko (Torpedo Zhodino) Substitution at 78'
87': Aleksey Belevich (Torpedo Zhodino) Substitution at 87'
90'+4': Pavel Chelyadko (Torpedo Zhodino) Yellow Card at 94'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Stadyen Tarpeda
Location: Zhodino, Belarus

Line-Ups

Torpedo Zhodino

No.	Name
23	Valeriy Fomichev (GK)
2	Artem Chelyadin
10	Andrey Khachaturyan
4	Yevgeniy Klopotskiy
7	Sergiy Shapoval
6	Aleksey Pankovets
87	Vadim Demidovich
17	Anton Golenkov
14	Terentiy Lutsevich
28	Serhiy Zagynailov
77	Mikhail Afanasyev

Torpedo Zhodino Substitutes:

Vladimir Shcherbo, Egor Khatkevich, Yuri Pavlyunkovets, Denis Trapashko, Aleksey Belevich, Pavel Chelyadko, Aleksandr Pavlovets.

Debrecen

No.	Name
22	Bozidar Radosevic (GK)
24	Danilo Sekulic
25	Dusan Brkovic
10	Tibor Tisza
8	David Holman
17	Norbert Meszaros
91	Geoffrey Castillion
55	Peter Szakaly
33	Jozsef Varga
77	Aleksandar Jovanovic
69	Mihály Korhut

Debrecen Substitutes:

Tamás Takács, István Verpecz, Zoltán Nagy, Ognjen Djelmic, Csaba Szatmári, János Ferenczi, Zsolt Horvath.

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