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Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
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Austrian clubs Rapid Wien and Austria Wien have progressed through the early stages of the UEFA Conference League qualifiers. Rapid Wien began their campaign with a 3-1 win over FC Santa Coloma in Andorra, featuring a first professional goal from 19-year-old Moulaye Haidara. In the Conference League play-offs, Rapid Wien secured a 2-0 home victory against Paide Linnameeskond at the Allianz Stadion. Marco Tilio scored in the 38th minute following a pass from Nikolaus Wurmbrand, followed by a Louis Schaub penalty in the 82nd minute. Coach Johannes Hoff Thorup utilized a rotated squad for the match, which marked the team’s eighth consecutive victory across all competitions. Rapid Wien is now set to face Heart of Midlothian in the next stage. Austria Wien previously overcame Latvian side FK Liepāja in two legs and secured has also advanced to the play-off round after a 2-1 away dramatic victory against Beitar Jerusalem in the third qualifying round, with goals from youngsters Vasilije Markovic and Sanel Saljic. The club is now preparing to host over Beitar Jerusalem in Jerusalem. Following a 2-1 first-leg result, the return leg of that third qualifying round. While a draw would suffice for advancement to a potential play-off against Sporting Braga or Dinamo Minsk, players have expressed a desire to win at home. Coach Stephan Helm has indicated that squad rotation may occur due to high temperatures, and the availability of striker Johannes Eggestein remains uncertain due to adductor issues. Additionally, UEFA Franz-Horr-Stadion ended 1-2 after extra time, leveling the aggregate score. Austria Wien won the subsequent penalty shootout 4-2, with goalkeeper Samuel Sahin-Radlinger saving a penalty and police have designated Sanel Saljic converting the upcoming match against Beitar Jerusalem as final decisive kick. The match, attended by over 7,600 fans, was designated a “high-risk event” game” by police due to concerns regarding supporter behavior, Beitar Jerusalem supporters. Austria Wien is now scheduled to face Sporting Braga in the final qualifying stage for the Conference League group phase, with security measures legs set for August 20 and protests expected in Vienna. August 27.
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- 2026-08-14 16:23 UTC Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
- 2026-08-13 04:42 UTC Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
- 2026-08-13 02:26 UTC Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
- 2026-08-12 20:51 UTC Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
- 2026-08-09 04:06 UTC Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
- 2026-07-30 23:29 UTC Austrian clubs advance in Conference League qualifiers
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