Felcsú went ahead with a free kick goal in the 94th minute, their opponent in the Conference League is Fiorentina

Thanks to a free kick goal scored in the 94th minute, Puskás Academy progressed from the third round of the Conference League qualifying competitions. The Felcsút team eliminated the Armenian team Ararat-Armenia with a score of 4-3. In the next qualification round, the Italian Fiorentina, the final of the previous two seasons, is waiting for Puskás, wrote MTI.

Puskás Academy won 1-0 in the second leg in Yerevan, so they could wait for the second leg from a favorable position. The Felcsút team started the game well at Pancho Arena, taking the lead in the 11th minute with a bomb goal by Zsolt Nagy. The Armenians, with a two-goal deficit in total, took control of the game from here on out, but until the half-time mark, apart from one dangerous situation, they were the stronger side. on the field. At the end of the first half, however, they scored two quick goals.

At the beginning of the second half, Puskás Academy equalized, and Zsolt Nagy scored again. Four hours later, Zsolt Hornyák’s team had the advantage after he responded to Nondi Szolnok’s shirt pulling with a big elbow, and the referee immediately showed the red card. Puskás would have quickly taken advantage of the man disadvantage, Puljić, who came on as a half-time substitute, headed into the net, but the goal was disallowed for offside. .

The Armenians went ahead with ten men, and Duarte, who entered the field as a substitute, took the lead again with a 30-meter bomb. Finally, the game did not go to extra time, because Favorov, who entered the field as a substitute, sent a free kick perfectly in the 94th minute, sending the Hungarian team through.

If Puskás eliminated Fiorentina in the next round, it would qualify for the group stage of the Conference League.

A Czech opponent awaits Pakistan

Czech side Mladá Boleslav will be Paks’ opponents in the fourth round of the Conference League qualifiers starting next week, where promotion to the top table will be at stake.

The Czech team faced Israel’s Hapoel Beer-Sheva in the third round, and after a 1-1 draw in the first home game, they won 4-2 in the second game on Thursday, with the rival scoring from 74th minute – when the score was 2-2 – with ten people fighting for a show. The red card ended twice more in extra time, so the Israelis ended the game with eight players, which was held in Lovecs, Bulgaria, MTI reported.

On Tuesday, Paks won a 2-2 draw as a guest of Mornar from Montenegro, so He advanced with a total score of 5-2 and is one game away from making the main draw in a European cup series for the first time in its history.