The football club Gabala on July 9 at the home field by beating Dynamo from Tbilisi with a score of 2: 0 joined the second qualifying round of the Europa League.
A week ago, Dynamo won 2: 1 in Tbilisi. However, on aggregate thanks to goal difference Gabala went to the next stage.
Recall that in Tbilisi match local fans unfurled a banner indicating the Zagatala and Gakh regions of Azerbaijan as the territory of Georgia.
In addition, after the game they burned the Azerbaijani flag and beat four Azerbaijani fans. FC Dynamo has apologized for the incident, and the prime minister of this country ordered to investigate the attack on the Azerbaijani fans.
In response, the fans of Gabala did not remain in debt during the response match.
In the first half, the fans raised placards with slogans in English "Borchali - ancient Azerbaijani land", "Sarvan - not Marneuli," "Bostandere - not Rustavi", "Garatepe – not Gardabani" as well as a map showing these areas within Azerbaijan.
However, the police intervened and seized the posters and the map.
In the second half the Georgian flag was burned.
On July 9 Inter Baku also entered the second qualifying round. The Azerbaijani club at home drew 0:0 with the Albanian Laci. The first match in Albania ended 1:1. Thanks to the goal scored at the guest game Inter entered the next stage. -06D--
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