The main time of the meeting ended in a draw with the score 1:1. In the first minute of the match, Copenhagen striker Jordan Larsson, who previously played for Spartak, opened the scoring. “Sparta” could not respond until the 80th minute, thanks to a goal from Veljko Birmanchevich. Given the draw in the first encounter (0-0), the game went into extra time, where Sparta scored goals from Kyazim Lyachi and Viktor Olatundzhi, and former Krasnodar midfielder Viktor Klasson netted a double. The score became 3:3 and the teams were forced to decide the result in a penalty shootout. The Danish team proved to be more precise, winning 4-2 on penalties.
In the next round, in the Champions League qualifier, Copenhagen will face Polish club Racow, while Sparta will go to the Europa League.
- Former club Kokorin flew out of Champions League qualification
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