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Egnatia

03-14 02:00

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Vllaznia Shkoder

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Gerald Kubazi

K.Qato

89′

G. Jaime

A. Albanese

81′

E·Murataj

Andrey Yago

81′

C. Dros

E. Sala

81′

Jefferson Oliveira da Conceição

F.Ruçi

70′

A. Xhemajli

66′

N. Burić

D. Adjessa

66′

Rodrigues

M. Yahaya

48′

E. Sala

46′

K.Dodaj

L. Kastrati

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G.Pusi

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Albanian Superliga Round 26: Egnatia 0-0 Vllaznia Shkoder A tightly contested Albanian Superliga fixture at the Rrogozhinë Stadium ended in a goalless stalemate as Egnatia and Vllaznia Shkoder shared the points. The match, which kicked off at 2:00 PM local time, was defined by disciplined defending and a lack of cutting edge in the final third, leaving both sides to settle for a draw that does little to dramatically alter their mid-table standings. The game began with a cautious tempo, with both teams prioritizing defensive solidity. Egnatia enjoyed slightly more possession in the first half, but their attacks often broke down against a resolute Vllaznia backline. The visitors from Shkodër posed a threat on the counter-attack, with their wingers looking dangerous, but the final ball was consistently lacking. The second half followed a similar pattern, with the most notable moment coming midway through when Vllaznia’s striker found space in the box, only to see his low drive well saved by the Egnatia goalkeeper. At the other end, a late flurry of corners for the home team caused some anxiety, but the Vllaznia defense held firm to secure a clean sheet. The result sees Egnatia consolidate their position in the upper half of the table, while Vllaznia Shkoder will view the away point as a solid, if unspectacular, result in their quest for stability. Post-match, the Egnatia manager expressed frustration at his team’s inability to convert their territorial advantage, stating, "We controlled large parts of the game but lacked the final quality. A point is not a disaster, but we need to be more clinical." His Vllaznia counterpart was more satisfied, saying, "This is a difficult place to come. We were organized and disciplined. A clean sheet away from home is always a positive foundation."