Vardar was close to make a shocking come back in Finland, but at the end got knocked out of the Champions League. In the Conference League, Sileks got eliminated after penalty shoot-out, while Shkëndija advanced. photo by Matejcho Photography: Sileks players during the penalties After the disappointing first leg in Skopje, Vardar managed to tie
Both Macedonian participants in the Conference League recorded road victories, while Vardar disappointed in the Champions League after suffering a home defeat. photo by FK Dinamo Minsk: a duel from Dinamo – Sileks It was champion Vardar who opened the European summer on Tuesday when hosted KuPS, the champion of Finland in the first qualifying
Today’s UEFA draw determined the pairings in the first round of the Champions League qualifiers, and the Macedonian champion will face KuPS. The Red and Blacks will host the first leg on 7th or 8th, and the return leg in Kuopio will be played on the 14th or 15th of the same month. KuPS is
Qarabağ dismantled Shkëndija 5:1 in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round. With this emphatic win, Qarabağ secured a 6:1 aggregate victory and booked their spot in the next phase of the competition. photo by FK Qarabağ: Nariman Akhundzade celebrates with Klisman Cake in the backround Despite Qarabağ being the one
In a tightly contested UEFA Champions League third qualifying round first leg, Qarabağ edged past Shkëndija with a narrow 1:0 victory, thanks to an early penalty converted by Bayramov in the 18th minute. photo by Qarabağ FK The Azerbaijani side showed composure and tactical discipline to hold their lead, while Shkëndija struggled to break down
The Macedonian champion with a come from behind win tonight in Bucharest qualified for the third qualifying round where will face Azeri champions Qarabağ. photo by KF Shkëndija Tetovo: celebrating after the match Shkëndija entered the match with a 1:0 lead from the first leg played in Skopje and without suspended Kamer Qaka. FCSB started
Shkëndija takes a crucial lead over the Romanian champion in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League second qualifying round. photo by KF Shkëndija Tetovo: Adamu Alhassan celebrates the match winner Shkëndija showed early intent when captain Besart Ibraimi went in front of Ștefan Târnovanu, but his shot went wide. The visitors threatened with
Shkëndija defeated The New Saints after extra time and advanced in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League. After the goalless draw in the first leg in, Shkëndija hosted the Welsh champions in Skopje. After just 18 minutes of play the Macedonian champions broke the dead lock when captain Besart Ibraimi penetrated into the
In a tightly contested UEFA Champions League qualifying match, The New Saints and Shkëndija battled to a 0:0 draw at Park Hall Stadium. photo by The New Saints FC Despite both teams showing flashes of attacking intent, neither side managed to break the deadlock. TNS, representing Wales, held their ground against the Macedonian side Shkëndija,
Today UEFA confirmed the dates, kick-off and venues for the four Macedonian participants in the European Cups. Champions League 1st qualifying round: 8 July (Tuesday) at 20.00 CET Park Hall stadium in Oswestry, England * The New Saints – Shkëndija *The New Saints are a Welsh club from England, located in a town close to