Roma, from Italy, with the entry of Argentine Leandro Paredes, in the second half, beat Fútbol Club Scheriff, from Moldova, 3 to 0, at home today and qualified for the 16th place. Europa League final after playing for the sixth and last date of the contest.
The result classified Rome to the 16th finals Europa Leaguefinishing in second place in Group G, while Slavia Prague from Czech Republic beat Servette from Switzerland, became the leader of the area and went to the second round.
Villareal, of Spain, which included the World Cup defender John Foyth as a starter – he retired injured -, he surpassed Rennes of France by 3 to 2, as a visitor, came first in Group F and qualified for the round of 16 of the championship.
The Spanish attacker Gerard Moreno (36m. PT -penalty-) Ilias Akhomach (17m. ST) and Daniel Parejo (35m. ST) scored for the Valencian team, while the French Lorenz Assignon (37m PT) and Ludovic Blas (34m. ST) they scored for Rennes.
The Argentine defender retired injured after 47 minutes due to muscle discomfort. In principle the injury would not be serious, so he could return to the courts in a couple of weeks.
Panathinaikos, of Greece, which had the midfielder from Tucumán Sebastian Palacios former Boca Juniors from the beginning, lost at home, with Maccabi Haifa of Israel 2 to 1, also in Group F, came last and was eliminated from the tournament.
Front Dean David (20m PT) and Tjaronn Chery (29m. ST) scored for the Israelis and the Greek Fotis Ioannidis (44m. ST) scored for the local team.
Royale Union Saint Gilloisefrom Belgium, where the Argentine defender started Kevin MacAllister Liverpool, from England, beat 2 to 1, without Alexis MacAllister Absent due to an injury to his left knee, he placed third in Group E and qualified for the 2024 Conference League.
The Algerian Mohamed El Amine Amoura (32m. PT) and the Spanish Cameron Puertas (43m. PT) scored for the Belgian team, while the Englishman Jarell Quansha (39m. ST) scored for the British team.
Betis, from Spain, who had the world champion Germán Pezzella in the initial squad, lost to Rangers, from Scotland, 3 to 2, at home, at the Benito Villamarín stadium, in Group C and was relegated to the next League of Conference.
The Spaniards Juan Miranda (14m. PT) and Ayoze Pérez (37m. PT) scored for the team led by Chilean Manuel Pellegrini, former San Lorenzo and River Plate.
While the Senegalese Abdallah Dipo Sima (10m. PT), the Belgian Cyriel Dessers (20m. PT) and the Englishman Kemar Roofe (33m. ST) defined the match in favor of the British.
Other results of the day: Bayer Leverkusen, from Germany (already qualified for the round of 16) 5 – Molde, from Norway 1; Qarabag, from Azerbaijan 2 – Hacken, from Sweden 1.
LASK, from Austria 1 -Tolouse, from France 2 and Slavia Prague, from the Czech Republic, 4 – Servette, from Switzerland 0; Ajax, from the Netherlands (with world champion Gerónimo Rulli and Gastón Ávila) 3 – AEK Atenas (DT Matías Almeyda) 1.
Aris Limassol, Cyprus 1 – Sparta Prague 3; Brigthon And Hove, England 1 – Olympique de Marseille, France 0; Olympiakos, from Greece (Francisco Ortega and Santiago Hezze) 5 – TSC, from Serbia 2.
Rakow, from Poland 0 – Atalanta, from Italy 4; Sporting Lisbon, from Portugal 3 – Sturm Graz, from Austria 0 and West Ham, from England 2 – Freiburg, from Germany 0.
Those classified in the Europa League
The first in each group qualified for the second round:
West Ham, Olympique de Marseille, Betis, Atalanta, Liverpool, Villarreal, Slavia Prague and Bayer Leverkusen.
The runners-up from each group qualified in the sixteenth place: Freiburg, Brigthon And Hove, Sparta Prague, Sporting Lisbon, Tolouse, Rennes, Rome and Qarabag.
The third parties in each zone were relegated to the Conference League: Olympiakos, Ajax, Rangers, Sturm Graz, Union SG, Maccabi HaIfa, Servette and Molde.
The continuity of the next stage of the tournament will be drawn next Monday, December 18 at the UEFA headquarters, in the city of Nyon, Switzerland.
Positions
- Group A: West Ham 15 points; Freiburg 12; Olympiakos 7; and TSC 1
- Group B: Brigthon And Hove 13 points; Olympique de Marseille 11; Ajax 5; and AEK Athens 4.
- Group C: Rangers 11 points; Sparta Prague 10; Betis 9; and Aris Limassol 4.
- Group D: Atalanta 14 points; Sporting Lisbon 11; Sturm Graz and Rakow 4.
- Group E: Liverpool 12 points; Toulouse 11; Union SG 8; and LASK 3.
- Group F: Villarreal 13 points; Rennes 12; Maccabi Haifa 5; and Panathinaikos 4.
- Group G: Slavia Prague 15 points; Rome 13; Servette 5; and FC Scheriff 1.
- Group H: Bayer Leverkusen 18 points; Qarabag 10; Mold 7; and Hacken 0.
Source: Ambito
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