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PAOK eliminated by Spartak Myjava in Europa Cup
Overview
In the first leg of the UEFA Women’s Europa Cup round of 32, PAOK Women suffered a 2-3 defeat against Spartak Myjava. After trailing 0-2 in the first half due to goals from Stella Semanova, PAOK staged a second-half comeback with goals from Maria Gouni and Marta Lopis to equalize at 2-2. However, a stoppage-time goal by Andrea Bogorova in the 92nd minute secured the win for the Slovakian side.
In the second leg held in Slovakia, Spartak Myjava took an early lead in the 33rd minute via a Nataša Stanojević penalty. Panagiota Argyriou equalized for PAOK in the 59th minute, bringing the match to a 1-1 draw. Despite late pressure and several opportunities, including hits to the woodwork by Giannakka, PAOK could not find a winning goal.
With a 4-3 aggregate victory, Spartak Myjava secured their first-ever place in the Round of 16, resulting in the elimination of PAOK. Following the match, PAOK players and staff expressed frustration over the penalty decision, characterizing it as a ‘discovery penalty’ that cost them their European campaign.
Entities
PAOK · Spartak Myjava · UEFA Women's Europa Cup · Thanasis Patrikidis · UEFA Women’s Europa Cup
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 6 sourcesPAOK Women eliminated from Europa Cup after draw with Spartak Myjava
PAOK Women's football team was eliminated from the UEFA Women's Europa Cup after a 1-1 draw against Spartak Myjava in Slovakia, resulting in a 4-3 aggregate defeat.
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesPAOK loses 2-3 to Spartak Myjava in Women's Europa Cup
PAOK lost 2-3 to Spartak Myjava in the Women's Europa Cup second qualifying round and will seek to overturn the deficit in the return leg in Slovakia on September 30.
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[SPORTS] 8 sourcesPAOK Women lose 2-3 to Spartak Myjava in Europa Cup opener
PAOK Women fell 2-3 to Spartak Myjava in their UEFA Women’s Europa Cup opener after a late stoppage-time goal by the Slovakian team ended a second-half comeback attempt.
Sources
agones.gr · eurohoops.net · gazzetta.gr · inpaok.com · kingsport.gr · metrosport.gr · paok24.com · sportal.gr · sports.ert.gr · sportstar.gr · thessnews.gr
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