Pogon Szczecin vs Osijek, 2021-22 UEFA Europa Conference League Qualifying, Second Round

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Pogon Szczecin are hosting Osijek at Stadion Miejski im. Floriana Krygiera, Szczecin, Poland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Conference League Qualifying.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Conference League Qualifying

Venue: Stadion Miejski im. Floriana Krygiera
Location: Szczecin, Poland
Attendance: 6,615

Line-Ups

Pogon Szczecin

No.	Name
1	Dante Stipica (GK)
13	Konstantinos Triantafyllopoulos
2	Jakub Bartkowski
97	Luis Mata
8	Damian Dabrowski
27	Sebastian Kowalczyk
64	Kacper Kozlowski
23	Benedikt Zech
10	Luka Zahovic
7	Rafal Kurzawa
20	Alexander Gorgon

Pogon Szczecin Substitutes:

Bartlomiej Mruk, Pawel Stolarski, Kacper Smolinski, Jakub Bursztyn, Piotr Parzyszek, Mariusz Fornalczyk, Marcel Wedrychowski, Mariusz Malec, Hubert Matynia, Kamil Drygas, Jean Carlos, Maciej Zurawski.

Osijek

No.	Name
1	Ivica Ivusic (GK)
98	Yevhen Cheberko
22	Danijel Loncar
20	Mario Jurcevic
5	László Kleinheisler
7	Vedran Jugovic
19	Mihael Zaper
21	Mile Skoric
77	Mato Milos
39	Damjan Bohar
13	Ramón Mierez

Osijek Substitutes:

Petar Bockaj, Marin Pilj, Mihret Topcagic, Sime Grzan, Amer Hiros, Marko Malenica, Alen Grgic, Darko Nejasmic, Adrian Leon Barisic, Slavko Bralic, Merveil Ndockyt, Antonio Mance.

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