Similarly,
Besnik hasi had not imagined:
Anderlecht will indeed face Häcken in the second preliminary round of Europa League. However, The end of the match against the Spartak Trnava was more than agitated.
While Belgian clubs refine their preparation for the 2025/2026 season. In addition, some European clubs are already hard at work, notably those committed in the first qualifying round of the various European competitions.
This is how yesterday, Hedge validated his ticket to challenge Anderlecht the next round. Nevertheless, After the 0-1 victory at Spartak Trnava. Meanwhile, the Swedes drew from their last forces to tear the 2-2 sharing in the last moments at home.
Nervousness to its height – Besnik hasi had not imagined
For their Slovak opponent, the disappointment is immense. Trnava led 1-2 up to a few seconds from the end of additional time. had inherited several frank occasions to make 1-3. Under the emotion, the post-match turned to the general fight.
The players besnik hasi had not imagined in the two camps were there to do battle, the referee had a hard time bringing the order. A scene that is not without consequence for the double confrontation in the face of Anderlecht.
Already warned a week ago, midfielder Silas Andersen has once again seen yellow. He will therefore be suspended for the first meeting against the Mauves. A tile for the coach, who loses one of his safe values in the midfield.
besnik hasi had not imagined — Besnik hasi had not imagined: Anderlecht will indeed face Häcken in the. second preliminary round of Europa League. The end of the match against the Spartak Trnava was more than agitated. While Belgian clubs refine their preparation for the 2025/2026 season, some European clubs ar.
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