Fenerbahce vs NK Maribor, 2023-24 UEFA Europa Conference League Qualifying, Third Round

· 1st Leg

Fenerbahce

58': Rodrigo Becão
62': Irfan Can Kahveci
90'+3': Dusan Tadic (P)

FT
3 - 1
1st Leg

NK Maribor

72': Mark Strajnar

About

Fenerbahce are hosting NK Maribor at Ulker Stadyumu, Istanbul, Turkey, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Conference League Qualifying.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Conference League Qualifying

Venue: Ulker Stadyumu
Location: Istanbul, Turkey
Attendance: 33,015

Line-Ups

Fenerbahce

No.	Name
1	Altay Bayindir (GK)
7	Ferdi Kadioglu
50	Rodrigo Becão
21	Bright Osayi-Samuel
14	Luan Peres
17	Irfan Can Kahveci
80	Ismail Yüksek
15	Josh King
26	Miha Zajc
9	Edin Dzeko
10	Dusan Tadic

Fenerbahce Substitutes:

Michy Batshuayi, Mehmet Umut Nayir, Bartug Elmaz, Jayden Oosterwolde, Irfan Can Egribayat, Samet Akaydin, Miguel Silva, Sebastian Szymanski, Mert Müldür, Ryan Kent, Furkan Akyuz, Alexander Djiku.

NK Maribor

No.	Name
1	Azbe Jug (GK)
22	Martin Milec
14	Itsuki Urata
23	Luka Uskokovic
20	Max Watson
7	Ivan Brnic
24	Marko Kolar
55	Marcel Lorber
6	Aleks Pihler
15	Jan Repas
17	Arnel Jakupovic

NK Maribor Substitutes:

Josip Ilicic, Sven Karic, Ishaq Rafiu, Mark Strajnar, Xhuliano Skuka, Marko Bozic, Menno Bergsen, Nemanja Mitrovic, Marko Zalokar, Blaz Vrhovec, Aljaz Antolin, Andraz Žinic.

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