Brøndby IF vs VPS Vaasa, 2017-18 UEFA Europa League, Second Qualifying Round

· 1st Leg

Brøndby IF

17': Teemu Pukki
29': Kasper Fisker

FT
2 - 0
1st Leg

VPS Vaasa

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Brøndby IF are hosting VPS Vaasa at Brøndby Stadion, Brøndby, Denmark, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

17': Teemu Pukki (Brøndby) Goal at 17'
29': Kasper Fisker (Brøndby) Goal at 29'
64': Besar Halimi (Brøndby) Substitution at 64'
67': Juho Lahde (VPS Vaasa) Substitution at 67'
71': Sebastian Strandvall (VPS Vaasa) Substitution at 71'
74': Jan Kliment (Brøndby) Substitution at 74'
77': Ebrima Sohna (VPS Vaasa) Yellow Card at 77'
79': Kim Boling (VPS Vaasa) Substitution at 79'
82': Zsolt Kalmar (Brøndby) Substitution at 82'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Brøndby Stadion
Location: Brøndby, Denmark
Attendance: 8,533

Line-Ups

Brøndby IF

No.	Name
1	Frederik Ronnow (GK)
9	Teemu Pukki
8	Kasper Fisker
4	Benedikt Röcker
5	Gregor Sikosek
10	Hany Mukhtar
6	Hjörtur Hermannsson
20	Kamil Wilczek
13	Johan Larsson
19	Christian Nørgaard
14	Kevin Niclas Mensah

Brøndby IF Substitutes:

Paulus Arajuuri, Svenn Crone, Jan Kliment, Mads Andersen, Benjamin Bellot, Besar Halimi, Zsolt Kalmar.

VPS Vaasa

No.	Name
1	Marko Meerits (GK)
4	Jesper Engstrom
7	Juha Hakola
6	Jerry Voutilainen
2	Timo Timo Lahti
10	Steven Morrissey
15	Jonas Levänen
5	Mikko Viitikko
20	Veli Lampi
17	Joonas Vahtera
19	Ebrima Sohna

VPS Vaasa Substitutes:

Samu Volotinen, Juho Lahde, Ville Koski, Sebastian Strandvall, Kim Boling, Markus Jürgenson, Andre Clennon.

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