Stjarnan vs Espanyol, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Second Round

· 2nd Leg - Espanyol advance 7-1 on aggregate

Stjarnan

87': Baldur Sigurdsson

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2nd Leg - Espanyol advance 7-1 on aggregate

Espanyol

5': Adrià Pedrosa
52': Borja Iglesias
78': Facundo Ferreyra

About

Stjarnan are hosting Espanyol at Samsung völlurinn, Gardabær, Iceland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Commentary

5': Adriá Pedrosa (Espanyol) Goal at 5'
19': Hilmar Hilmar Halldórsson (Stjarnan) Penalty - Missed at 19'
52': Borja Iglesias (Espanyol) Goal at 52'
60': Víctor Sánchez (Espanyol) Yellow Card at 60'
65': Ander Iturraspe (Espanyol) Substitution at 65'
65': Nimo Gribenco (Stjarnan) Substitution at 65'
65': Wu Lei (Espanyol) Substitution at 65'
69': Gudmundur Gudmundur Hafsteinsson (Stjarnan) Substitution at 69'
69': Baldur Sigurdsson (Stjarnan) Substitution at 69'
70': Javier Puado (Espanyol) Substitution at 70'
78': Eyjolfur Hedinsson (Stjarnan) Yellow Card at 78'
78': Facundo Ferreyra (Espanyol) Goal at 78'
87': Baldur Sigurdsson (Stjarnan) Goal at 87'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Samsung völlurinn
Location: Gardabær, Iceland
Attendance: 1,020

Line-Ups

Stjarnan

No.	Name
1	Haraldur Björnsson (GK)
9	Daníel Laxdal
4	Johann Laxdal
12	Heidar Aegisson
19	Martin Rauschenberg
29	Alex Thór Hauksson
10	Hilmar Árni Halldórsson
18	Solvi Snaer Fodilsson
6	Thorri Runarsson
20	Eyjolfur Hedinsson
11	Thorsteinn Ragnarsson

Stjarnan Substitutes:

Jósef Jósefsson, Gudmundur Steinn Hafsteinsson, Gudjon Sigurjonsson, Gudjon Baldvinsson, Brynjar Gudjónsson, Nimo Gribenco, Baldur Sigurdsson.

Espanyol

No.	Name
13	Diego López (GK)
20	Bernardo Espinosa
16	Javi López
12	Dídac Vilà
5	Naldo
3	Adrià Pedrosa
21	Marc Roca
14	Óscar Melendo
4	Víctor Sánchez
7	Borja Iglesias
9	Facundo Ferreyra

Espanyol Substitutes:

Lluis López, Esteban Granero, Javier Puado, Andrés Prieto, Wu Lei, Ander Iturraspe, Sergi Darder.

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