US EditionHibernian Knocked Out of Europa League as Midtjylland Net at Death in Extra Time
- Hibernian was knocked out of the Europa League after losing 3-2 on aggregate to Midtjylland, with Junior Brumado scoring a crucial goal in the 29th minute of extra time.
- Midtjylland's victory means they advance to the third qualifying round of the Europa League.
- Hibernian will move on to the third qualifying round of the Conference League to face Partizan Belgrade.
- Manager David Gray maintained the same starting lineup that played in Denmark, and Hibernian was supported by a large home crowd at Easter Road.
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The Herald Scotland
Hibernian knocked out of Europa League as Midtjylland net at death in extra time
Hibernian are out of the Europa League after an extra-time defeat to Midtjylland tonight.
Darío Osorio is confirmed as one of the important players of Midtjylland of Denmark. The Chilean was key in the 2-1 win against the Hibernian, in Scotland, which allowed the Scandinavians to advance to the third qualifying round of the Europa League.The team of the Hijuelas pointer had achieved an opaque draw 1-1 as a local against the British team. Thus, he needed a victory to access the penultimate instance before the League phase of the secon…
Chilean player Darío Osorio, FC player Midtjylland, scored a goal in the Danish cast rating to the third...
Chilufya’s Midtylland Advances in Europa League as Kangwa and Sabobo Exit Conference League
Zambia’s Edward Chilufya and his FC Midtjylland teammates have advanced to the third round of the UEFA Europa League following a 2-1 victory over Scottish side Hibernian on Thursday night. Chilufya was introduced in the final 15 minutes of extra time and played a part in the decisive moment, as Junior Brumado scored in the 119th minute to secure a 3-2 aggregate win. Midtjylland will now face Norwegian outfit Fredrikstad in the next round, with a…
The Chilean team advanced to the third qualifying round of the European competition.
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