Europa League draw. Rivals for Desna and Kolos. Text transmission

3rd qualifying round draw European League will take place on September 1 at 2:00 p.m. at the House of European Football in Nyon. 70 clubs, divided into 35 pairs, will compete for places in the 4th qualifying round.

In the third qualifying round of the Europa League, Ukraine will represent Desna de Chernigov, a debutant in European competitions.

Also, a potential rival in the third quarter will be recognized by Kovalevka’s “Kolos”, who will first go through the Greek “Aris” in Q2.

Both Ukrainian teams will not be seeded in Q3, which means that the teams with stronger ratings will be rivals. Each club has three options.

Before the draw, teams were equally divided into seeded and non-seeded teams based on club ranking. UEFA has established draw groups to avoid encounters between teams without approved stadiums. The representatives of a national association will divorce in different pairs.

The bowls for the seeded and non-seeded teams will be prepared for the draw. One ball will be removed from each container, placed in an empty container in the middle, and mixed. The first team to get its name from the center bowl will play at home.

This season, all pairs in the 3rd qualifying round play in a single match format with no spectators. Third quarter meetings will be held 24th September… Extra time and the 11-meter series will be played if necessary. The winners will advance to the Europa League third qualifying round.

See also: Debut will not be easy. Kolos recognized the rival in the Europa League classification

Europa League 2020/21

Qualifying Round 3 Draw (Q3)

Potential rivals for Desna (Ukraine)

• Winner of the Ventspils (Latvia) – Rosenborg (Norway) pair
• Winner of the pair Kukesi (Albania) – Wolfsburg (Germany)
• Winner of the pair Sfintul Gheorghe (Moldova) – Partizan (Serbia)

Possible contender for the winner of a pair from Aris (Greece) – Kolos (Ukraine)

• Winner of the duo Teuta (Albania) – Granada (Spain)
• Rijeka (Croatia)
• Winning pair Servette (Switzerland) – Reims (France)