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Egnatia suffered a humiliating defeat in their opening Champions League match as they lost out to Borac Banja Luka in a Bosnian switch-out. But between the anti-Albanian tensions and two red cards for Rogozna players, it was a very strange defeat.
From the beginning, local fans chanted “Kosovo is the heart of Serbia” and did not let go of the nationalist voices. But on the field, Egnatia did not feel this pressure and was thinking about how to keep his goal.
The situation intensified in the second half, especially when Zeinulein was sent off for a foul after the referee saw the images through VAR. Local fans began to chant anti-Albanian slogans in the stadium, causing the game to be interrupted. The game resumed after 10 minutes, but an “ultimatum” was issued to abandon the game.
Egnatia fought hard and seemed to succeed. But in the extra time of the match, a mistake gave the locals an advantageous goal, and they also worked hard to score the second goal. Then Ndreka was sent off with the second red card of the game, which led to a difficult end for Rogozhina, but the result still left the possibility of qualification.
Borac-Egnatia 1-0
90’+6′ Herlia
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90’+15′ The game ends and Bolać wins 1-0.
90’+14′ Xhemajli also received a yellow card.
90’+11′ Ndreka was also sent off with a red card. The winger stopped the pivot near the penalty area and left the field early, leaving the team with only 9 players.video）
At 90’+9′ on the left side, Vukovic had space to shoot, but failed to find Sheri’s goal.
90’+6′ Locals hit the net! Herrera crosses in from the left and finds Herreria at the second post, who hits Cheri with his head.video）
90’+4′ Joel replaces Aliyev in Egnatia’s lineout.
90’+4′ Herrera tried an angled shot in the mat area, but his shot went wide.
90’+2′ A powerful shot from the right side of the local attack threatened the Cherry goal, but the ball went over the crossbar.
90 minutes, 14 minutes of extra time.
90′ Kolasin breaks through on the right and tries to shoot from Sheri, but the goalkeeper blocks it.
In the 87th minute, Grahovac tried to break through from the left, but the ball was blocked by Rogozhina’s careful defense.
86′ Lukic leaves the field to make room for the hosts’ Masetic.
86′ Lushkoja and Ibrahimoglu leave the field of play to make way for Ahmetaj and Marotta.
82′ Egnatia leaves no room to avoid shooting towards the Sherri goal.
79′ The game continues in Bosnia.
After 78 minutes, the stadium announcer warned the fans that the game would be stopped if anti-Albanian chants were heard.
76′ Even UEFA representatives came to the scene to clarify the situation. Referee Stefanski is waiting for instructions on whether to restart the game. (video）
72′ Egnatia players do not want the match to continue in this situation. The match is interrupted and the referee talks with the head coaches of both teams. (Video)
68′ The match is stopped. The fans chanted against the Albanian team and “Kosovo is the heart of Serbia”, causing the match to be interrupted. (Video)
66′ A cross from the right is mis-deflected by Xhemajli and shot towards goal, but Sherri is careful. (Video)
Aliyev and Ndreka received yellow cards in succession in the 63rd minute, halting the local team’s actions on the left wing.
59′ The referee was again invited by VAR to watch the foul and showed Zeinula a red card after watching the monitor. (Video)
In the 58th minute, Zeinulain received a yellow card for a foul in the midfield.
56′ Vranjes leaves the game open for the locals, making room for Pinler.
53′ Rogozhinas were in a better position in the second half as they did not allow the local team to create attacking chances.
In the 49th minute, Rogožinas, Casa and Zenule attacked quickly, but then they failed to find space to shoot at the opponent’s goal.
In the 49th minute, Fang Jiajie was given a yellow card for protesting.
In the 47th minute, Vukovic took a corner kick from the left, but the continuous arc failed to find his teammates.
46′ At the start of the second half, Bolać made two substitutions, with Savic and Hrelja replacing Karakrajic and Kovržic.
45’+8′ The first half ended with both sides drawing.
45’+7′ After a throw-in, Dulis passed the ball to Vranez, who headed the ball but found Schelling already in position. (Video)
45’+6′ Ndreka had a great chance to shoot from the left after a counterattack, but his shot did not find the right position. (Video)
45’+3′ Herrera from the left tried to follow up through the middle, but the ball was deflected into the corner by Dulis.
45 minutes, 7 minutes of overtime.
In the 40th minute, Grahovac tried to shoot from the edge of the penalty area, but the ball went over the crossbar.
38′ After a free kick from the left, Lukic tried to head the ball but failed to find Sheri’s goal. (Video)
In the 36th minute, Alexi stopped Vukovic from making a quick counterattack and was given a yellow card.
In the 35th minute, Dulis and Vukovic collided, the atmosphere on the field was tense, and the referee finally showed yellow cards to both players. (Video)
In the 30th minute, Zenule started Fangaje in the penalty area on the right, but the defender’s shot was saved by the local goalkeeper and then invalidated due to offside. (Video)
27′ Kvrzic tries to shoot almost from his own half, which is no problem for Sheri.
21′ Casa replaces the injured Bakayoko.
18′ Egnatia has a problem and Bakayoko has a problem and can no longer play and asks for a substitution. The striker limps off the pitch in tears. (Video)
11′ Egnatia was lucky and the locals came close to the first goal. Karakolajic made a move on the left and his shot beat Sheri, but fortunately Vranjes didn’t divert the ball into the empty goal with his header. (Video)
7′ The locals take a penalty in the box and Alexi reads the situation well and clears the ball.
4′ Rogozhina plays a long ball but they don’t find the space to shoot.
2′ Zeinule wins a foul in midfield immediately after Grahovac intervenes.
1′ The duel begins in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Official lineup
Borac: Hiskovski, Kvrzic, Meyers, Karolina, Herrera, Grahovac, Vranjes, Vukovic, Kulasin, Karakolajic, Lukic.
Head coach: Mladen Zizovic
Egnatia: Shirley, Dulis, Shemajili, Aliyev, Ndreka, Fangaj, Alexi, Zeinule, Lushkoja, Ibrahimoglu, Bakayoko.
Head coach: Ederil Taitova
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