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Rangers and Fenerbahce Knocked Out of Champions League
Rangers were eliminated from the Champions League after a 2-0 defeat to Dynamo Kyiv in the second leg of the third qualifying round. The loss was compounded by a controversial second yellow card given to Rangers’ defender Jefte, leading to late goals from Dynamo substitutes Oleksandr Pikhalonok and Nazar Voloshyn. Rangers coach Philippe Clement criticized the referee’s decision, noting its significant impact on the team’s performance and finances. Dynamo Kyiv advanced with a 3-1 aggregate and will face Salzburg in the next round.
Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce was also knocked out, losing to Lille 3-2 on aggregate. Lille secured their spot with a penalty from Jonathan David after a dramatic extra time. Fenerbahce had lost the first leg 2-1 but managed to force extra time with a late own goal. Lille’s next opponents will be Slavia Prague, who defeated Union Saint-Gilloise. Other notable results include Slovan Bratislava’s win over APOEL Nicosia and Bodo/Glimt’s aggregate victory over Jagiellonia Bialystok. Malmo overcame PAOK in a thrilling tie, while Qarabag achieved a stunning win over Ludogorets with a remarkable 8-4 aggregate score.
The Atalanta Forward Player, Ademola Lookman earns his second consecutive Baller of the Week award after scoring 2 goals in Atalanta’s Victory over Napoli. His performance in this game has earned him the highest rating (8) among Series A players in Round 11.
This reputation has given him high respect as has 6 goals and 4 assist in eight league appearances just this season. His impact in the team has stood out to others and has positioned him as a top contender for the CAF African Footballer of The Year award.
Manchester United receives a double injury boost right in time for their UEFA Europa League clash with PAOK on Thursday. This means that the team will be able to regain their star players that were injured right on time for the match.
cThe players who may recover right on time, according to the Interim Manager Ruud van Nistelrooy, are Leny Yoro and Christian Eriksen. This duo has already missed some matches due to their injury but might be able to make it back for this match on Thursday.
The Nigeria team, Super Falcons take on a friendly match with France on the 30th of November, 2024; this matches serves as a training and preparation for the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.
The match will take place at Stade Raymond Kopa in the city of Angers. This will be marked as the seventh encounter Les Bleues will play in Angers and is a key warm-up fixture for both teams.
Recently, The Super Falcons also played a friendly match with the Algeria team, and won with 4-1.
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