
We have been performing well so far in the UEL Group stage. First we played out a draw against Espanyol, then suffered a defeat from Ludogorets. Finally, two weeks ago we achieved our first win over CSKA in Moscow. Tonight was the night for the return game against the Russian team and our players dominated throughout the match. Although the Russians created their major chances earlier, we also had several opportunities to take the lead. The supporters could enjoy a thrilling game that ended 0-0. We are currently in the 3rd position with 5 points. We play the next time against Espanyol at home November 28th.
UEFA Europa League, H-csoport, 4. forduló
FTC–CSKA Moscow 0-0 (0-0)
Budapest, Groupama Aréna.
Referee: Alekszandar Sztavrev
FTC: Dibusz – Lovrencsics G., Botka, Blazic, Civic – Ihnatenko, Haratin, Skvarka – Zubkov, Boli (Isael, 81.), Tokmac (Frimpong, 90.).
Head coach: Sergei Rebrov
CSZKA Moszkva: Akinfejev – Karpov, Gyivejev, Magnússon (Nababkin, 81.) – M. Fernandes, Vlasic, Ahmetov (Bistrovic, 58.), Obljakov, Bijol (Kucsajev, 62.) – Csalov, Sigurdsson.
Head coach: Viktar Hancsarenka
Yellow: Ihnatenko (18.), Skvarka (20.), Haratin (25.), Botka (75.), Frimpong (90.), resp. Bijol (18.), Vlasic (28.), Nababkin (85., 90.)
Red: Nababkin (90.)
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