White draw for Bologna and Shakhtar in the reappearance of the “rosbolu” after 60 years!

History game for Bolognawho hosted her Shakhtar Donetskfor the 1st matchday of the new Champions League60 years after its last participation in the premier inter-club competition.

The two teams were unable to find a way to the net, with the score remaining at 0-0 throughout the match. Of course, the Ukrainians were the ones who wasted the top phase of the match, when just in the 4th minute the Sudakov could not defeat him Skorupsky of the 11 steps.

OR Bologna then he completely controlled the pace of the match, but his poor executions Castle combined with the amazing appearance of the visitors’ goalkeeper Riznikthey were not allowed to celebrate their return with a three-pointer.

A great start for the Ukrainians as they won a penalty in just the 4th minute of the match, after the clumsy marking of Qty. The execution was undertaken by Sudakovwho was defeated by the amazing Skorupskywith the Pole keeping a clean sheet. This missed execution acted as an “electric shock” for the hosts who quickly took the reins of the match and controlled the pace of the match.

Misfortune struck her team Shakhtaras he lost them Chikan (35′) and Cannabis (41′) with injuries, forcing him Pusic to proceed with two forced changes.

The greatest moment of the first 45 minutes for her Bologna came in the delays, with the Castle to be free in the opponent’s area and attempt the shot. THE Riznik however, he reacted in an exemplary manner by striking the ball away.

The second half started in exactly the same way as the first half ended. THE Castle he had another good chance in the 47th minute against the Ukrainian keeper, who again beat him. THE Riznik turned into an absolute hero of the match, as neither Fabian managed to beat him, while he was all alone against him after his header pass Lykogiannisin the 52nd minute.

THE Castle continued to squander opportunities on her behalf Bolognabecause even in the 61st minute he did not manage to find the net from a long distance, with the ball from his finish going just wide.

OR Bologna she failed to threaten her home with claims again Shakhtar Donetskwith 0-0 remaining until the referee’s final whistle.

Bologna: Skorupski, Pos, Bokema, Loukoumi, Lykogiannis (78; Miranda), Fabian (78; Urbanski), Frouiller, Moro (65; Pombega), Orsolini (65; Ealing-Junior), Etoi, Castro (65; Dalinga).

Shakhtar: Riznik, Konoplia (40? Tobias), Bondar, Matvienko, Pedrinho, Bondarenko (79; Stepanenko), Kristiv, Sudakov (79; Claudino), Zubkov (79; Traore), Eguinaldo, Sican (35; Da Silva).

Detailed schedule of the 1st matchday:

Tuesday 17/9

Juventus-Eindhoven 3-1

(21′ Yildiz, 27′ McKenney, 52′ Gonzales – 90’+3′ Salibari)

Young Boys-Aston Villa 0-3

(27′ Tielemans, 38′ Ramsey, 86′ Onana)

Bayern Munich-Dinamo Zagreb 9-2

(19′, 57′, 72′, 78′ Kane, 33′ Guerreiro, 38’/60′ Olisse, 85′ Sane, 90’+2′ Gorecka – 48′ Petkovic, 50′ Ogiwara)

Milan-Liverpool 1-3

(3′ Pulisic – 23′ Konate, 41′ Van Dijk, 67′ Soboslay)

Real Madrid – Stuttgart 3-1

(46′ Mbappe, 83′ Riedinger, 90’+5′ Edrick – 68′ Udav)

Sporting Lisbon-Lille 2-0

(38′ Giokeres, 65′ Debast)

Wednesday 18/9

Bologna-Shakhtar (0-0)

Sparta Prague-Salzburg (3-0)

(2′ Cairen, 42′ Olatuni, 58′ Latsi)

Club Brugge-Dortmund (22:00)

Celtic-Slovan Bratislava (22:00)

Manchester City-Inter (22:00)

Paris Saint-Germain-Girona (22:00)

Thursday 19/9

Red Star-Benfica (19:45)

Feyenoord-Leverkusen (19:45)

Atalanta-Arsenal (22:00)

Atletico Madrid-Leipzig (22:00)

Monaco-Barcelona (22:00)

Brest-Sturm Graz (22:00)