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FC Copenhagen, Rapid Vienna, and Hapoel Tel Aviv have secured their places in the UEFA Conference League playoff round following third qualifying-round victories.

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Copenhagen, Rapid Vienna, and Hapoel Tel Aviv Advance to Conference League Playoffs

Key facts

  • FC Copenhagen defeated Debrecen 8-1 on aggregate to reach the playoff round.
  • Rapid Vienna advanced with a 6-1 aggregate victory over Paide.
  • Hapoel Tel Aviv progressed after a 3-2 aggregate win against GKS Katowice.
  • Mohamed Elyounoussi and Andreas Cornelius both scored for Copenhagen in their 5-1 win.
  • The winners will now compete in the playoff round for a spot in the Conference League phase.

FC Copenhagen, Rapid Vienna, and Hapoel Tel Aviv advanced to the UEFA Conference League playoff round on Wednesday after completing their respective third qualifying-round ties. The three clubs successfully navigated their matchups to move one step closer to the tournament's main phase.

By the numbers

Copenhagen aggregate score against Debrecen8-1
Rapid Vienna aggregate score against Paide6-1
Hapoel Tel Aviv aggregate score against GKS Katowice3-2

Copenhagen and Rapid Vienna Victories

FC Copenhagen defeated Debrecen 5-1 at home, securing an 8-1 aggregate win. Mohamed Elyounoussi scored twice, and Andreas Cornelius added two late goals, with Alex Kral also contributing to the scoreline. Rapid Vienna secured a 2-0 home win against Paide, advancing 6-1 on aggregate following their 4-1 first-leg victory in Estonia. Marco Tilio and Louis Schaub provided the goals for the Austrian side.

Hapoel Tel Aviv Progresses

Hapoel Tel Aviv advanced to the playoff round despite a 2-1 away loss to GKS Katowice. Stav Turiel scored for Hapoel in the 23rd minute, but the Polish side responded with two goals in the second half. Hapoel progressed with a 3-2 aggregate score, having won the first leg 2-0.

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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Anadolu Agency Sport.

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