Gzira United vs Hajduk Split, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying First Round

· 1st Leg

Gzira United

FT
0 - 2
1st Leg

Hajduk Split

44': Adam Gyurcsó
90'+6': Ivan Dolcek

About

Gzira United are hosting Hajduk Split at MFA Centenary Stadium, Ta'Qali, Malta, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: MFA Centenary Stadium
Location: Ta'Qali, Malta
Attendance: 683

Line-Ups

Gzira United

No.	Name
16	Justin Haber (GK)
8	Rodolfo Soares
4	Fernando
5	Gianmarco Conti
7	Zachary Scerri
11	Juan Corbalan
6	Nikolai Muscat
94	Jefferson
21	Ben Hamed Kone
87	Arthur Henrique Ricciardi Oyama
27	Ridwaru Adeyemo

Gzira United Substitutes:

Sacha Borg, Andrew Cohen, Clifford Gatt-Baldacchino, Jurgen Borg, Elvis Sakyi, Amadou Samb, Christian Sammut.

Hajduk Split

No.	Name
1	Tomislav Duka (GK)
6	Darko Nejasmic
19	Ivan Delic
5	Hamza Barry
14	Oleksandr Svatok
7	Adam Gyurcsó
24	Stanko Juric
21	Jairo
93	Bassel Jradi
33	Domagoj Bradaric
34	Adrian Ismajli

Hajduk Split Substitutes:

Marin Ljubic, Anthony Kalik, Francesco Tahiraj, Dino Besirovic, Stefan Simic, Borja López, Ivan Dolcek.

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