Toulouse broke Liverpool’s lead – Leverkusen “locked” the lead with 4/4

Rich action in the first matches of the evening for the 4th matchday of the Europa League groups!

THE Liverpool paid for Klopp’s extended rotation and suffered their first defeat in this year’s competition, with 3-2 at its headquarters Toulousewhile also for the 5th group, h LASK got her first points, winning 3-0 Saint Gilois.

For the 7th group h Slavia Prague prevailed 2-0 Roma of the many changes, taking her to 9 points and the top of the standings, while n Napkin prevailed with a big upset in the last quarter of her 2-1 Sherifftaking a clear lead in the battle for third place.

Finally, for the 8th group, the unstoppable Leverkusen she passed victoriously from her seat Karabagh with a goal at 90’+3′, making it 4/4 and securing her first qualification!

5th group

First point loss for the Liverpool in this year’s Europa League, with Klopp opting to rest most of his starters and with Toulouse to take advantage of it, celebrating a great victory with 3-2thanks to which she climbed to second, closing in on the leaders “Reds” at -2.

Liverpool had a goal in the 5th minute through Gomez, but it was the French who took the lead in the 36th minute, in a spell that started with a mistake by the goalkeeper Chimika and concluded with Donum to market aptly. In fact, the hosts doubled their goals in the 58th minute with Dallinga, before Liverpool reduced the deficit with a Caceres own goal in the 74th minute. However, Toulouse responded immediately, with the Mangri to make it 3-1 two minutes later (76′) with Magri, before o Zota reduce for the final 3-2 in 89′. At 90’+6′ Kwansa sent the ball into the net for Liverpool, but the goal was disallowed after VAR intervention for McAllister’s hand.

In the other game of the group, LASK dominated against Saint Gilois, celebrating her first victory and entering firmly into the contention for third place. Horvath opened the scoring for the Austrians in the 25th minute, with Talovierov making it 2-0 in first-half stoppage time (45’+4′), before Zull set up the final 3-0 in 77′.

The results of the 4th round:

Toulouse-Liverpool 3-2

(36′ Dunum, 58′ Dalinga, 76′ Magri – 74′ auto. Caseres, 89′ Zota)

LASK-Saint Gilois 3-1

(25′ pen. Horvath, 45’+4′ Talovierov, 77′ Zul)

Next matchday (11/30):

Liverpool-LASK

Toulouse-Saint-Jilois

The standings of the 5th group:

7th group

He got his revenge against Roma and caught her at the top of the 7th group h Slavia Prague! With Mourinho making several changes to his starting line-up, the Romans looked unrecognizable and the Czechs managed to take the win with 2-0! Dzureka gave the hosts the lead in the 50th minute, with Masopust sealing the hat-trick for Slavia in the 74th minute.

A very important lead for the third place of the group and the qualification to the Conference was taken by Napkinwhich despite finding itself losing 1-0 from the 12th minute of its home match against Sheriffpulled off a major comeback in the final quarter, with Rougier equalizing in the 84th minute and Bedia scoring the Swiss’s final-winning goal 2-1 at 90’+3′. The Moldovans finished the match with 9 players, due to dismissals of Zohouri (90’+1′) and Kiki (90’+8′).

The results of the 4th round:

Slavia Prague-Rome 2-0

(50′ Yuretska, 74′ Masopust)

Servet-Serif 2-1

(84′ Rougier, 90′ pen. Bedia – 12′ auto. Severin)

The next (5th) matchday:

Servet-Rome

Sheriff-Slavia Prague

The standings of the 7th group:

8th group

Unstoppable n Leverkusenmanaged to go 4/4 despite not being at her best night in Azerbaijan and her home Karabagh. Despite everything, Xabi Alonso’s team were superior and finally managed to get the victory with 1-0by Boniface to hit a penalty in the 90’+4′! Thus, the Germans secured qualification for the knockouts as first, two games before completing their group obligations.

The results of the 4th round:

Qarabag-Leverkusen 0-1

(90’+3′ pen. Boniface)

Molde-Hacken (22:00)

The next (5th) matchday:

Hacken-Leverkusen

Molde-Karabakh

The standings of the 8th group: