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Then go! Red Bull Salzburg secured a ticket to the Champions League for the first time with a 3-1 (2-1) win against Maccabi Tel Aviv. After the second leg of the play-offs and the overall score of 5: 2, the Bulls now await the All-Star League draw on Thursday.
Salzburg dictated the action early on and cut deep into the Israelis.
Turbo-Daka scores 1-0
Salzburg’s turbocharged Patson Daka drew the first standing ovation in the 16th minute after Sekou Koita fought for the ball and played the attacker while lying down. Daka scored the 1-0 with a dry left foot.
Tel Aviv surprises Salzburg with a draw
After Tel Aviv could barely register offensive actions, Eden Karzer’s equalization (30th) came as a surprise. The midfielder first struck the ball from about 25 meters to goalkeeper Cican Stankovic, but gave him no chance on the sidelines with a hammer – 1: 1. It seemed as if the CL curse was once again roaming the minds of the cops.
Penalty paves the way for Bulls in Champions League
When everyone expected a draw between halftime, referee Felix Brych pointed to the penalty spot. Dominik Szoboszlai (45 ° + 4 °) grabbed the ball and increased it to 2-1 with his 20th goal for the Bulls. Tel Aviv coach Giorgos Lonis was previously expelled from the bank over a yellow-red complaint.
A double to the final score 3-1
In the second half there was not much left: Salzburg took the lead, Tel Aviv tried everything again and became pure offensive. The Israelis got a little more out of the game and also appeared dangerously in front of Stankovic.
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Patson Daka: “A dream has come true.”
But again only the policemen struck. Albert Vallci served Daka (68th), who tied a double with the head and increased it to 3: 1. “It was not easy, but we felt very good. The group has always worked hard and deserves it,” said the coach. from Salzburg, Jesse Marsch.
Daka: “The dream has come true”
“It is not so easy to describe in words. The dream has come true. We have worked hard. It is a great night, not only for us, but also for Austrian football,” said the forward in an interview with Sky.
Participation of two royal classes for Salzburg
This is the second time in a row that Salzburg is in the Champions League, the first time in Red Bull history on the qualifying route.
From an Austrian point of view, it is CL’s ninth group stage, plus Salzburg, Sturm Graz (3 times), Rapid (2), Austria Wien and Red Bull’s predecessor club SV Salzburg (1 each) They had made the leap to the greats.
Tomorrow will be determined who the cops will face in the Star League. We will also report on the CL draw on Thursday starting at 5 pm in the LIVETICKER.
IT DOES! WE ARE IN THE GROUP STAGE OF THE UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE! #SALMTV #Never stop pic.twitter.com/rw9efxftBW
– FC Red Bull Salzburg (@RedBullSalzburg) September 30, 2020
In the Geneva draw, Salzburg is in pot three, there are duels with the defending champions Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Real Madrid, Juventus of Turin, Paris Saint-Germain, FC Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid or the Manchester City clubs and United. The first day is 20/21. October.
CL-Play-Off: FC Salzburg – Maccabi Tel Aviv im LIVETICKER
Constellations:
Salzburg: Stankovic – Vallci, Ramalho, Wöber, Ulmer – Camara, Mwepu – Okugawa, Szoboszlai – Koita, Dhaka
Tel Aviv: Tenenbaum – Bitton, Yeini, Tibi – Kandil, Karzev, Golasa, Baltaxa – Biton, Almog, Shechter
Tear: Dhaka (16, 68), Szoboszlai (45 + 4), Karzev (30)
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