Benfica, a former European Cup winner, crashed in the third qualifying round of the Champions League after a surprise 2–1 defeat at PAOK Salonique on Tuesday, while Serbian winger Andrija Zivkovic scored against their former club a week after their departure.
Dynamo Kiev also qualified for the knockout round with a 2-0 home win over Dutch club AZ Alkmaar, as did Belgian Gent after beating Rapid Vienna 2–1.
The PAOK Award is a two-match playoff series against the Russians in Krasnodar, while Dynamo will face Gent for putting him on the organization level with 32 teams.
Benfica, which won the first festival among clubs in Europe in 1961 and 1962, saw last season’s problems widen as Zivkovic, who endured 4 difficult seasons in Portugal, rubbed his injuries.
After seeing the domestic league and Cup double in Porto last season, Benfica missed a streak of opponents to PAOK in a one-sided first half, as they enjoyed 72% ownership.
They were punished after the break when Dimitrios Giannoulis hit the first game since nearby diversity in the 63rd minute after a double with Chuba Akpom and replacement Zivkovic made the 2-0 in the 75th with a comfortable shot near the stick.
Rafa Silva pulled one out with a headbutt of the time off, but came too far past to avoid an embarrassing defeat that will test coach Jorge Jesús, who returned to Benfica the season tight for a moment.
After being on the beat from 2009 to 2015, Jesús won the elusive double of the Brazilian league name and the Copa Libertadores with Flamengo in 2019, but now faces a huge task to lead Benfica back to victory.
Dynamo absorbed the tension at home in front of the Alkmaar in the first half before Luxembourg striker Gerson Rodrigues fired them right after the break with a clean end on the roof of the net thanks to Vitaliy Buyalskiy’s clever paintings.
Mykola Shaparenko sealed his way with a backed-down head after visiting goalkeeper Marco Bizot miscalculated a Tomasz Kedziora center from the right, leaving the midfielder with the undeniable task of hitting the empty net.
Niklas Dorsch led Gent in the 36th minute against Rapid thanks to exact help from Sven Kums and Roman Yaremchuk added the moment with a penalty in the hour before Yusuf Demir scored a consolation in stoppage time for the visitors.
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