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Partizan qualifies for Champions League for second time in its history
Brussels,
25 August 2010
The football team Partizan qualified for the Champions League after beating the Belgium team Anderlecht last night in Brussels, in penalty shoot-outs with a score of 5:4 (2:2, 1:0, 0:0).
Author:
Fonet
The match was played at the Constant Vanden Stock stadium in Brussels in front of 27,000 spectators. The referee was Craig Thomson from Scotland.
The scorer for Partizan was Cleo in the 14th and 53rd minute and for Anderlecht Lukaku in the 64th minute and Gillet in the 72nd minute.
In the first match played in Belgrade on 18 August the result was 2:2.
The draw for the elite club competition will be held on 27 August in Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, and Partizan will be put in the last, fourth hat.
The scorer for Partizan was Cleo in the 14th and 53rd minute and for Anderlecht Lukaku in the 64th minute and Gillet in the 72nd minute.
In the first match played in Belgrade on 18 August the result was 2:2.
The draw for the elite club competition will be held on 27 August in Grimaldi Forum in Monaco, and Partizan will be put in the last, fourth hat.
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