NSI Runavik vs Hibernian, 2018-19 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying First Round
· 2nd Leg - Hibernian win 12-5 on aggregate4 - 6
2nd Leg - Hibernian win 12-5 on aggregate
- 10': John McGinn
- 16': Lewis Stevenson
- 45'+1': David Gray
- 50': Efe Ambrose
- 70': Stephen Mallan
- 77': Stephen Mallan
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Match Commentary
- 1': Efe Ambrose (Hibernian) Own Goal at 1'
- 6': Klaemint Olsen (NSI Runavik) Goal at 6'
- 10': John McGinn (Hibernian) Goal at 10'
- 16': Lewis Stevenson (Hibernian) Goal at 16'
- 35': Klaemint Olsen (NSI Runavik) Goal at 35'
- 44': Petur Knudsen (NSI Runavik) Yellow Card at 44'
- 45'+1': David Gray (Hibernian) Goal at 47'
- 50': Stephen Mallan (Hibernian) Goal at 50'
- 57': Klaemint Olsen (NSI Runavik) Goal at 57'
- 70': Stephen Mallan (Hibernian) Goal at 70'
- 71': Betuel Hansen (NSI Runavik) Substitution at 71'
- 74': Jann Martin Mortensen (NSI Runavik) Substitution at 74'
- 77': Stephen Mallan (Hibernian) Goal at 77'
- 77': Vykintas Slivka (Hibernian) Substitution at 77'
- 77': Vykintas Slivka (Hibernian) Substitution at 77'
- 78': Danny Swanson (Hibernian) Substitution at 78'
- 78': Danny Swanson (Hibernian) Substitution at 78'
- 88': James Gullan (Hibernian) Substitution at 88'
- 88': Morits Heini Mortensen (NSI Runavik) Substitution at 88'
Game Information
Venue: Runavík Stadium
Location: , Faroe Islands
Attendance: 587
Line-Ups
NSI Runavik
| No. | Name |
|---|---|
| 25 | Eli Joensen (GK) |
| 2 | Per Langgaard |
| 13 | Pol Johannes Justinussen |
| 4 | Jens Joensen |
| 10 | Klaemint Olsen |
| 7 | Fródi Benjaminsen |
| 15 | Paetur Hentze |
| 16 | Petur Knudsen  |
| 22 | Bárdur Hansen |
| 18 | Magnus Sylling Olsen |
| 17 | Jann Julian Benjaminsen |
Hibernian
| No. | Name |
|---|---|
| 31 | Adam Bogdan (GK) |
| 3 | Steven Whittaker |
| 2 | David Gray |
| 7 | John McGinn |
| 14 | Stephen Mallan |
| 36 | Ryan Porteous |
| 16 | Lewis Stevenson |
| 22 | Florian Kamberi |
| 6 | Marvin Bartley |
| 25 | Efe Ambrose |
| 32 | Oliver Shaw |
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