The First Points in Europe Are in the Bag: Anderlecht Washes Away Cup Elimination with a Resounding Victory in Poland
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Anderlecht has saved its European campaign. Backed by Polish club icon Marcin Wasilewski, the purple and whites deservedly won away at a weak Jagiellonia Bialystok, the score was 0-3. The first hurdle in an important week has been cleared. On Sunday, the clash awaits on the pitch of AA Gent.
Goals: 0-1 Mihajlo Cvetković (22nd), 0-2 Marten Winkler (72nd), 0-3 Jayden Onia Seke (80th). Yellow cards: Jagiellonia – Rodrigo Conceicao, Bernardo Vital, Eryk Kozłowski; RSC Anderlecht – Thel Aasgaard, Enric Llansana, Jayden Onia Seke. Referee: Ondrej Berka (Czech Republic). Attendance: 15,621. Read also: "I regret not having managed to finish them off." 53 years after the legendary match
Anderlecht took an important step in Poland in the Europa League. The 0-3 win over Jagiellonia Bialystok's lawn not only brought three points, but also offered a little respite to coach Vitor Bruno. After a start to the European campaign with a 0 out of 6, a reaction had become urgent. "I am happy for the players," said the Portugueseman after the match.
The Portuguese refused to mention Giulian Biancone as the only man in the game. Vítor Bruno finally had a reason to smile, but he was not euphoric...
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