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07-24 01:00
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89′
1-3
M.Haïdara
Assist: P.N.Dahl
86′
Andy Villar Carneiro Melo
Á. Gómez
80′
J. Horn
J. A. Auer
75′
J.Scholler
S.Raux-Yao
69′
Raly
P.Muñoz
69′
Abreu
I.Barrenetxea
67′
N.Bajlicz
R.Amane
67′
P.N.Dahl
N. Wurmbrand
67′
M.Haïdara
T.Adamsen
62′
Kun Temenuzhkov
Lopez
56′
1-2
Y. Demir
54′
1-1
P.Muñoz
Assist: A.Arjona
50′
0-1
S.Raux-Yao
Assist: Y. Demir
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Match Report: FC Santa Coloma vs. Rapid Wien – UEFA Europa Conference League

Rapid Wien secured a comfortable 3-1 victory over FC Santa Coloma at the Estadi Comunal d’Andorra la Vella in the UEFA Europa Conference League. The Austrian side showed their class despite a spirited performance from the Andorran hosts, who briefly threatened a comeback before Rapid pulled away in the second half.

First Half: Rapid’s Early Control

Rapid Wien dominated possession from the first whistle and took the lead in the 18th minute when Marco Grüll slotted home after a neat one-two with Jonas Auer. The visitors doubled their advantage just before the half-hour mark, with Ferhan Kaya firing a low drive into the corner from the edge of the box. Santa Coloma struggled to venture out of their own half but remained organized.

Second Half: Santa Coloma Fight Back

The home side emerged with renewed energy after the break and pulled a goal back in the 53rd minute through a well-taken strike from Jordi Romero, who capitalized on a defensive mix-up. The goal gave Santa Coloma hope, but Rapid Wien swiftly reasserted control. In the 68th minute, Nikolas Sattlberger restored the two-goal cushion with a powerful header from a corner kick. Rapid then managed the game effectively, ensuring no further scares.

Tactical Story

Rapid Wien’s technical superiority in midfield allowed them to dictate the tempo. Santa Coloma defended deep and tried to hit on the counter, but Rapid’s high line and quick recovery prevented dangerous breaks. The home side’s goal came from a rare defensive lapse, but Rapid’s quality in set pieces proved decisive.

Standout Players

  • Marco Grüll (Rapid Wien) – Scored the opener and was a constant threat with his movement.
  • Jordi Romero (Santa Coloma) – Gave the home fans a moment of excitement with his goal.
  • Nikolas Sattlberger (Rapid Wien) – Scored the crucial third goal and was solid in midfield.

Season Impact

Rapid Wien’s away win puts them in a strong position in the group, while FC Santa Coloma – representing Andorran football – can take heart from a competitive display despite the result. The match highlighted the gap in resources between the two sides.