Daniel Mojsov scored a goal for Vojvodina in the Serbian Cup final against Partizan, Aco Stojkov scored his 11th goal of the season for Aarau, while the teams of Goran Pandev, Goran Popov, Vladimir Dimitrovski, and Kristijan Naumovski advanced to the domestic cup finals in each respective country.

Italy, Coppa Italia, Inter – Roma 1:1
Goran Pandev was an unused substitute for Inter who advanced to the final of the Coppa Italia by winning 2:1 on aggregate over the two games against Roma.  Inter will face Palermo in the Coppa Italia final after Palermo eliminated Milan in the other semifinal matchup of the competition.

Ukraine, Kubok Ukraini, Dynamo Kyiv – Arsenal Kyiv 2:0
Goran Popov played the entire game for Dynamo Kyiv who recorded a comfortable victory against Arsenal Kyiv and advanced to the final of the Ukrainian Cup where they will face their big rivals Shakhtar Donetsk.  Popov had an early chance in the 6th minute when he unleashed a powerful free kick from about 35 meters but his shot went just over the goal.  Popov also made a nice play in the 84th minute when he dispossessed the ball from an Arsenal Kyiv player before he set up his teammate Artem Kravets who hit the side netting with a shot from a difficult angle.

Cyprus, Marfin Laiki League, Omonia – APOEL 1:0
Ivan Trickovski started for APOEL and played until the 67th minute when he was replaced by Esteban Solari while his teammate Boban Grncarov was an unused substitute.  Trickovski had his best chance of the game just before halftime but his shot from the edge of the area went wide of the goal.  This was the final league game of the season for APOEL and both Trickovski and Grncarov had solid seasons and helped their team win the title in Cyprus.

Austria, T-Mobile Bundesliga, Rapid Wien – Mattersburg 0:0
Ilco Naumoski did not play for Mattersburg because of a yellow cards suspension.

Serbia, Lav Kup Srbije, Partizan – Vojvodina 2:1
Aleksandar Lazevski did not play for Partizan because of an injury while Daniel Mojsov started for Vojvodina and played until the 83rd minute when the game was abandoned after the Vojvodina players decided to leave the pitch in protest of the referee.  Vojvodina was given about 15 minutes to return in order to continue the game but they refused so Partizan was given the 2:1 victory to win the Serbian Cup.  Mojsov was active and was involved in many crucial moments.  Mojsov scored the equalizing goal in the 63rd minute when he slid and just got his foot on a low free kick by his teammate Giorgi Merebashvili to score past the Partizan keeper.  In the 70th minute, the referee gifted Partizan a questionable penalty after he felt Mojsov fouled Partizan striker Prince Tagoe in the box.  It was a tough call as there was slight contact in the box but it didn’t seem that the foul by Mojsov warranted a penalty.  The only decision that counted was that of the referee and he pointed to the spot and Partizan converted the penalty to take a 2:1 lead.  Mojsov then should have equalized the game once again in the 80th minute when he scored on a header after another well taken free kick by Giorgi Merebashvili but the referee spotted a foul that was nonexistent and the goal by Mojsov did not count.  Vojvodina was livid at this point and things only got worse in the 83rd minute when Vojvodina wanted a penalty of their own after a foul in the box but the referee waved play on and Vojvodina decided to abandon the game and walk off the field.  The referee made the right decision this time as the contact in the box was not even close to being a penalty but Vojvodina wanted a make up call for the bad penalty that the referee gave to Partizan earlier in the game.  Mojsov also picked up a yellow card in the 72nd minute for complaining to the referee in what turned out to be a shameful ending that will overshadow Partizan winning the Serbian Cup final.

Mojsov’s goal (at 1:12) and his disallowed goal (at 2:52)

Switzerland, Axpo Super League, Neuchâtel Xamax – Thun 1:4
Muhamed Demiri started in midfield for Thun in a 3-4-2-1 formation as Thun continued their recent good form with a comfortable win against Neuchâtel Xamax.  Thun surpassed Luzern and moved to 5th place on the table with three league games remaining until the end of the season.

Switzerland, Challenge League, Schaffhausen – Aarau 2:2
Aleksandar Mitreski played all 90 minutes for Aarau while his teammate Aco Stojkov also got the start and played until the 90th minute when he was replaced by Dejan Jakovljević.  Stojkov scored his 11th goal of the season in the 50th minute when he received a cross from Marco Aratore before he turned and scored with a shot from 12 meters.  Stojkov also came close in the 64th minute after a defensive mistake by the home side but his shot went just wide of the right goal post while Mitreski received a yellow card in the 65th minute.

Romania, Liga I Bergenbier, Universitatea Craiova – Dinamo Bucureşti 0:2
Kristijan Naumovski was an unused substitute for Dinamo Bucureşti as he was the #2 keeper behind Cristian Bălgrădean.

Romania, Cupa României, Dinamo Bucureşti – Gloria Bistriţa 5:1
Kristijan Naumovski was once again an unused substitute for Dinamo Bucureşti as he was the #2 keeper behind Cristian Bălgrădean.  Dinamo Bucureşti easily advanced to the final of the Romanian Cup where they will face their heated city rivals Steaua Bucureşti.

Poland, Ekstraklasa, Arka Gdynia – Ruch Chorzów 0:2
Mirko Ivanovski played the entire game for Arka Gdynia and also picked up a yellow card in the 90th minute as his team dropped to last place on the table in Poland with only 25 points after 26 games.  Ivanovski sent a dangerous cross from the right just a couple of minutes before halftime but his teammate Denis Glavina failed to reach the ball and Arka squandered a good opportunity.

Poland, Ekstraklasa, Widzew Łódź – GKS Bełchatów 1:1
Zlatko Tanevski was not among the 18 players called up by GKS Bełchatów.

Poland, Unibet 1. Liga, Górnik Łęczna – Warta Poznań 0:1
Dejan Miloseski started on the bench for Górnik Łęczna before he entered the game in the 76th minute replacing Tomasz Nowak.

Czech Republic, Pohár ČMFS, Kroměříž – Mladá Boleslav 1:3
Vladimir Dimitrovski was not called up by Mladá Boleslav who advanced to the Czech Cup final by winning 4:2 on aggregate over the two games.  Mladá Boleslav will face Sigma Olomouc in the Czech Cup final and the winner will get an opportunity to participate in Europa League qualifications next season.

Slovakia, Corgoň Liga, Košice – Dubnica 1:1
Darko Tofiloski played from the start for Košice and conceded one goal in the 73rd minute.  This was a matchup between the bottom two teams on the table in Slovakia and Košice was fortunate to pick up a point as they scored the equalizing goal in stoppage time of the 90th minute thanks to a goal by Martin Juhar.

Slovenia, 1. SNL, Triglav – Nafta 4:0
Agim Ibraimi played all 90 minutes for Nafta who continued their disappointing 2nd half of the season with another heavy defeat against Triglav.

Slovenia, 1. SNL, Koper – Olimpija Ljubljana 2:1
Filip Timov was an unused substitute for Koper.

Slovenia, 1. SNL, Domžale – Rudar 2:0
Dragan Cadikovski played the entire game for Rudar Velenje.

AFC Champions League, Group B, Al-Sadd – Pakhtakor 1:1
Dusan Savić played all 90 minutes for Pakhtakor who were eliminated from the AFC Champions League by finishing in last place in Group B with 5 points after six games.

Sweden, Svenska Cupen, Vasalund – Mjällby 2:1
Daniel Ivanovski did not play for Mjällby because of an injury as his team was eliminated from the Swedish Cup by losing against a team from the third division.  Ivanovski suffered a broken collarbone in the last game for Mjällby so he is facing a lengthy layoff waiting for his injury to heal.

Hungary, Monicomp Liga, Szolnoki – Debrecen 1:2
Mirsad Mijadinoski started on the bench for Debrecen before he entered the game in the 4th minute replacing the injured István Szűcs.