FK Trakai (A) - Europa League Round 1 - 06/07/17


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There have been way bigger upsets by Lithuanian clubs in UEFA competitions this summer.

Marijampolės Sūduva eliminated Belarusian Shakhtyor Soligorsk in the first Europa League Qualifying round.

Just a few days ago they won 3-0 against FC Sion, a Swiss club richer than all Lithuanian football clubs combined, in the third round. http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuropaleague/season=2018/matches/round=2000888/match=2021922/index.html

Even Vilniaus Žalgiris had a 3-1 lead against Bulgarian Ludogorets, a team that looks better on paper than any Scottish club except Celtic, after 130 minutes in the Champions League qualifiers. Unfortunatelly, they collapsed later. Lost 3-5 on aggregate.

By the way, Lithuania (1.625) stays ahead of Scotland (1.250) in 2017/18 UEFA rankings at the moment. Right, the basketball country were no football club averaged at least a thousand specators last season:)

Well put 3-1 Good luck to Trakia for all future Euro matches but could we please have your number 9 NOW

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Well put 3-1 Good luck to Trakia for all future Euro matches but could we please have your number 9 NOW

Maxim is Russian. Would not qualify for a work permit. Get him a Lithuanian passport first. He would be more than useful to our National Team.

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There have been way bigger upsets by Lithuanian clubs in UEFA competitions this summer.

Marijampolės Sūduva eliminated Belarusian Shakhtyor Soligorsk in the first Europa League Qualifying round.

Just a few days ago they won 3-0 against FC Sion, a Swiss club richer than all Lithuanian football clubs combined, in the third round. http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuropaleague/season=2018/matches/round=2000888/match=2021922/index.html

Even Vilniaus Žalgiris had a 3-1 lead against Bulgarian Ludogorets, a team that looks better on paper than any Scottish club except Celtic, after 130 minutes in the Champions League qualifiers. Unfortunatelly, they collapsed later. Lost 3-5 on aggregate.

By the way, Lithuania (1.625) stays ahead of Scotland (1.250) in 2017/18 UEFA rankings at the moment. Right, the basketball country were no football club averaged at least a thousand specators last season:)

Maybe, but how would they do against Cowdenbeath? That's the real test.

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Maxim is Russian. Would not qualify for a work permit. Get him a Lithuanian passport first. He would be more than useful to our National Team.

I suspect that he would get one on appeal, given his tremendous scoring run in this seasons competition. 

He'll be too expensive for us though. 

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I see Aberdeen have been charged by UEFA for not having stewards travelling with their support.  Seems to be getting to the stage that it is almost impossible to play a UEFA tie without being charged with something!  (What are we being charged with?  Asking too many questions.)

I have no doubt that Saints supporters abroad will behave impeccably as has been well demonstrated by our recent visits to half of Europe - and Asia.  I am curious though, did we have stewards with us on these visits?  Did we know about this rule?  I seem to remember that when we played in Minsk only two magnificent supporters made it due to visa problems.  Was one a steward?

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