Tallinn FC Flora, Estonia’s protective champion, qualified for the final qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League, winning 4–2 in the after consequences against Maltese club Floriana after things came to light in regular time.
The first part passed without much action; Flora dominated the property 59% and controlled three shots at the door, but none touched the net. Possession of the ball at the time ruled Malta’s protective champions Floriana in the 57th minute from 43 minutes, but none of the teams controlled to score.
Both groups then headed for overtime, where cautious speed was established, resulting in consequences, for which Flora had prepared after crashing into a shootout in the Champions League qualifier, after both periods.
Flora changed four of her penalties, with Michael Lilander, Vladislav Kreida, Murten Kuusk and Frank Liivak on the spot.
Floriana’s first penalty passed over the crossbar through Kristian Keqi. Flora Matvei Igonen’s goalkeeper kept the Maltese club’s moment penalty, but Markus Poom couldn’t do three in a row for Flora. The groups exchanged shots until Frank Liivak scored in Flora’s fifth attempt. giving the Estonian team a 4:2 penalty shootout win (the full series of shots on purpose should be videotaped as the sensible thing in this article).
After falling from this year’s Champions League for the consequences on 21 August, Flora made sure she did not repeat the jubilation of her European League second division qualifiers. shots on purpose just in case.
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