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Rayo Vallecano

04-10 00:45

3 - 0

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AEK Athens

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Rayo Vallecano

AEK Athens

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End 3-0

88′

L.Jovic

87′

D. Kutesa

A. Koita

80′

S. Camello

I. Palazón

80′

Óscar

J. D. Frutos

74′

I. Palazón

72′

F.Relvas

71′

A.Espino

71′

Ambrosini Antonio Cabaca·Salvador

B. Varga

71′

M. Gaćinović

R. Pereyra

66′

A.Espino

Á. García

65′

P. Díaz

61′

B. Varga

56′

Alemão

I.Akhomach

55′

P. Díaz

U. López

45′

R. Marin

P. Mantalos

Halftime 2-0

47′

2-0

U. López

22′

F. Lejeune

17′

M. Nikolić

2′

1-0

I.Akhomach

Assist: Á. García

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Match Info

Rayo Vallecano delivered a commanding performance to defeat AEK Athens 3-0 in a UEFA Europa Conference League match played on April 10, 2026. This comprehensive victory at Vallecas gives the Spanish side a massive advantage heading into the second leg of this European tie. Rayo Vallecano dominated from the outset, scoring their first goal within the opening twenty minutes through a well-worked team move. They doubled their lead just before halftime with a powerful strike from outside the box, leaving AEK Athens with a mountain to climb. The Spanish side sealed the result midway through the second half with a third goal, showcasing their superior attacking fluidity on the night. AEK Athens struggled to create clear chances, with Rayo's defense and midfield controlling the tempo of the game throughout. The result significantly boosts Rayo Vallecano's chances of progressing to the next round of the competition, while AEK Athens faces a daunting task in the return leg. The Rayo manager expressed delight with his team's intensity and execution, while the AEK coach acknowledged his side was second best in all departments. Rayo Vallecano's starting XI was at full strength, exploiting the flanks effectively, while AEK Athens' lineup failed to cope with the high press and pace of their opponents.