FK Liepaja vs IFK Norrköping, 2019-20 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Second Round

· 2nd Leg - IFK Norrköping advance 3-0 on aggregate

FK Liepaja

FT
0 - 1
2nd Leg - IFK Norrköping advance 3-0 on aggregate

IFK Norrköping

89': Sead Haksabanovic

About

FK Liepaja are hosting IFK Norrköping at Daugava Stadium, Liepaja, Liepaja, Latvia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Commentary

20': Karl Holmberg (IFK Norrkoping) Yellow Card at 20'
33': Kristers Tobers (FK Liepaja) Yellow Card at 33'
56': Sead Haksabanovic (IFK Norrkoping) Substitution at 56'
68': Danu Spataru (FK Liepaja) Substitution at 68'
70': Raivis Vilumsons (FK Liepaja) Substitution at 70'
75': Vadims Zulevs (FK Liepaja) Yellow Card at 75'
77': Andreas Blomqvist (IFK Norrkoping) Substitution at 77'
82': Vugars Askerovs (FK Liepaja) Substitution at 82'
89': Sead Haksabanovic (IFK Norrkoping) Goal at 89'
90': Leonel Strumia (FK Liepaja) Yellow Card at 90'
90'+2': Henrik Castegren (IFK Norrkoping) Substitution at 92'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Daugava Stadium, Liepaja
Location: Liepaja, Latvia
Attendance: 4,174

Line-Ups

FK Liepaja

No.	Name
35	Valentins Ralkevics (GK)
4	Kristers Tobers
2	Vadims Zulevs
13	Raivis Andris Jurkovskis
9	Dodô
88	Amancio Jose Pinto Fortes
33	Seydina Keita
5	Leonel Strumia
26	Deniss Ivanovs
49	Martins Kigurs
77	Richard Emeka Friday

FK Liepaja Substitutes:

Cristián Torres, Raivis Vilumsons, Danu Spataru, Vugars Askerovs, Krisjanis Zviedris, Riberts Krists Jaunarajs-Janvaris, Kristers Cudars.

IFK Norrköping

No.	Name
1	Isak Pettersson (GK)
4	Lars Gerson
6	Kasper Larsen
7	Alexander Fransson
3	Rasmus Lauritsen
8	Gudmundur Thórarinsson
25	Filip Dagerstal
10	Simon Skrabb
5	Christoffer Nyman
17	Kalle Holmberg
21	Simon Thern

IFK Norrköping Substitutes:

Sead Haksabanovic, Henrik Castegren, Andreas Blomqvist, Egzon Binaku, David Mitov Nilsson, Alexander Jakobsen, Kevin Álvarez.

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