Progres Niederkorn vs Cork, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying First Round

· 2nd Leg - Progres Niederkorn advance 3-2 on aggregate

Progres Niederkorn

68': Issa Bah

FT
1 - 2
2nd Leg - Progres Niederkorn advance 3-2 on aggregate

Cork

3': Garry Buckley
47': Conor McCarthy

About

Progres Niederkorn are hosting Cork at Stade Municipal de Differdange, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Commentary

3': Garry Buckley (Cork) Goal at 3'
5': Christian Silaj (Progres Niederkorn) Yellow Card at 5'
15': Garry Buckley (Cork) Yellow Card at 15'
47': Conor McCarthy (Cork) Goal at 47'
63': Ronan Hurley (Cork) Yellow Card at 63'
66': Issa Bah (Progres Niederkorn) Substitution at 66'
68': Issa Bah (Progres Niederkorn) Goal at 68'
82': Shane Griffin (Cork) Substitution at 82'
85': Florik Shala (Progres Niederkorn) Substitution at 85'
87': Ben Vogel (Progres Niederkorn) Yellow Card at 87'
88': Daniel Casey (Cork) Substitution at 88'
90'+1': Adrien Ferino (Progres Niederkorn) Substitution at 91'
90'+6': Kevin O'Connor (Cork) Substitution at 96'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Stade Municipal de Differdange
Location: ,
Attendance: 1,927

Line-Ups

Progres Niederkorn

No.	Name
1	Sebastian Flauss (GK)
10	Belmin Muratovic
5	Ben Vogel
4	Aldin Skenderovic
22	Kempes Waldemar Tekiela
34	Tim Hall
7	Mayron de Almeida
70	Yann Matias Marques
31	Sebastien Thill
40	Christian Silaj
38	Metin Karayer

Progres Niederkorn Substitutes:

Adrien Ferino, Yannick Cervellera, Florik Shala, Yannick Bastos, Issa Bah, Youn Czekanowicz, Jacky Mmaee.

Cork

No.	Name
1	Mark McNulty (GK)
4	Sean McLoughlin
8	Conor James McCormack
10	Garry Buckley
2	Colm Horgan
14	Ronan Hurley
6	Gearoid Morrissey
22	Joel Coustrain
11	Daire O'Conchubhair
19	Karl Shephard
21	Conor McCarthy

Cork Substitutes:

Dan Casey, Alec Byrne, Shane Griffin, Tagh Ryan, Alan Bennett, Darragh Crowley, Kevin O'Connor.

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