Baku / 18.08.20 / Turan: The football club Garabagh with a large score beat its rival in the first qualifying round of the Champions League, a club from North Macedonia, Selix.
The champions of Azerbaijan won with a score of 4: 0. The score was opened already in the 11th minute. Spaniard Jaime Romero with an accurate shot inside the penalty area closed the pass of Croatian Philip Ozobich.
Then it was the turn of the Haitian legionnaire Donald Gerrier, who returned to Garabagh. He upset the opponent twice in the 40th and 52nd minutes.
The rout in the match was completed by Mahir Emreli, who in the 80th minute, after a pass by Ozobich, sent the ball into the opponent's goal with one touch.
The next rival of Garabagh will be the winner of the pair Sheriff (Moldova) - Fola (Luxembourg).
As a reminder, according to the UEFA decision, in connection with the coronavirus pandemic, one game will be played at all stages of the qualifying round. Garabagh played the first round game in the home stadium. According to the draw, Garabagh will play the second qualifying round match at home again. –71D-
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