Baku / 20.09.18 / Turan: The Azerbaijani football club Karabakh lost in the first
match of the group stage of the Europa League in a guest game to the Portuguese FC Sporting (Lisbon) with a score of 0: 2.
In the game, which took place with the full advantage of the Portuguese, the balls were scored in the second half on the 54th and 87th minutes.
In another match of group E, where FC Karabakh plays, London FC Arsenal in its field won the Ukrainian FC Vorskla with a score of 4: 2.
The next game of FC Karabakh will be held at the Olympic Stadium inn Baku against FC Arsenal on October 4.
Champion of Azerbaijan of the last five years, FC Karabakh for the fifth time has joined the group stage of the European Cups. In 2017 the Agdam club won
a ticket to the group stage of the Champions League. Prior to this, for three consecutive seasons, FC Karabakh played in the group stage of the Europa League. The final of the Europa League will be held in Baku in May 2019. -71D-
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