Football Matches on Thursday August 4, 2011

Thursday August 4, 2011
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Europa League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Third qualifying roundAustria Wien at3–2si NK Olimpija LjubljanaAleksei EskovMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Austria Wien won
Third qualifying roundADO Den Haag nl1–0cy AC OmoniaMarco BorgMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; AC Omonia won
Third qualifying roundFK Rabotnički mk1–2cy AnorthosisNikolai YordanovMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; FK Rabotnički won
Third qualifying roundHearts sct4–1hu PaksRobert MalekMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Hearts won
Third qualifying roundBK Häcken se2–1pt NacionalCyril ZimmermannMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Nacional won
Third qualifying roundLoko Sofia bg0–0pl Śląsk WrocławOliver DrachtaMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Śląsk Wrocław won; Required Extra Time
Third qualifying roundSt Patrick's ie1–3ua Karpaty LvivOvidiu HaţeganMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Karpaty Lviv won
Third qualifying roundFC Aktobe kz1–1ru AlaniaLee EvansMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Alania won; Required Extra Time
Third qualifying roundBrøndby dk4–2at RiedThorsten KinhöferMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Ried won
Third qualifying roundJablonec cz1–1nl AZ AlkmaarViktor ShvetsovMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; AZ Alkmaar won
Third qualifying roundFC Dinamo Tbilisi ge2–0is KR ReykjavíkPawel GilMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; FC Dinamo Tbilisi won
Third qualifying roundFK Senica sk0–3at RB SalzburgHannes KaasikMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; RB Salzburg won
Third qualifying roundMladá Boleslav cz2–2cy AEK LarnacaPeter RasmussenMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; AEK Larnaca won
Third qualifying roundSpartak Trnava sk2–1bg Levski SofiaKen Henry JohnsenMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Spartak Trnava won; Required Extra Time
Third qualifying roundGaz Metan Mediaș ro1–1de Mainz 05Tamás BognarMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Gaz Metan Mediaș won; Required Extra Time
Third qualifying roundRennes fr2–0ge FC RustaviRoazhon ParkAntti MunukkaMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Rennes won
Third qualifying roundOlymp Volou gr3–0lu Differdange 03Arman AmirkhanyanMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Olymp Volou won
Third qualifying roundStrømsgodset no0–2es Atlético MadridMark CourtneyMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Atlético Madrid won
Third qualifying roundRed Star rs7–0lv FK VentspilsRuddy BuquetMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Red Star won
Third qualifying roundThun ch1–1it PalermoLiran LianyMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Thun won
Third qualifying roundLegia Warsaw pl0–0tr GaziantepsporDarko ČeferinMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Legia Warsaw won
Third qualifying roundVitória Guimarães pt2–1dk MidtjyllandRichard LiesveldMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Vitória Guimarães won
Third qualifying roundMaccabi Tel Aviv FC il6–0ba ŽeljezničarAlan BlackMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Maccabi Tel Aviv FC won
Third qualifying roundVaraždin hr1–2ro Dinamo BucureștiJán ValášekMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Dinamo București won
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Third qualifying roundVaduz li2–1il Hapoel Tel AvivDaniel StålhammarMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Hapoel Tel Aviv won
Third qualifying roundQarabağ az1–0be Club BruggeSascha KeverMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Club Brugge won
Third qualifying roundSligo Rovers ie0–2ua Vorskla PoltavaEmir AleckovićMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Vorskla Poltava won
Third qualifying roundHelsingborg se3–0il Bnei YehudaJérome Efong NzoloMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Helsingborg won
Third qualifying roundFC Gomel by1–3tr BursasporMarius AvramMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Bursaspor won
Third qualifying roundSarajevo ba0–2cz Sparta PragueMaksim LayushkinMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Sparta Prague won
Third qualifying roundFulham eng2–0hr RNK SplitDuarte GomesMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Fulham won
Third qualifying roundPAOK gr3–0no VålerengaKristo TohverMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; PAOK won
Third qualifying roundElfsborg se1–1no AalesundRadek MatějekMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Aalesund won
Third qualifying roundWesterlo be0–2ch Young BoysRichard TrutzMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Young Boys won
Third qualifying roundHajduk Split hr0–1eng Stoke CityAndrea De MarcoMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Stoke City won

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