UEFA Champions League Qualifying
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90:00'
- FCI Tallinn's Matvei Igonen is shown a yellow card in the 90th minute.
- Matvei Igonen's first yellow card in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- It's the 5th yellow card Alex Troleis has handed out in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying. (2 matches)
Substitution
89:00'
- 89th min: Jorginho is replaced by Jurgen Degabriele.
- This is the 2nd time Jorginho has been substituted this season in 2 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 3 times in 4 UEFA Champions League Qualifying starts.
- Jurgen Degabriele started as a sub 2 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season.
Assist
88:00'
- Johan Bezzina gets his first assist of the match, on Jorginho's 88th minute goal.
- Johan Bezzina gets his first assist of the season.
Goal
88:00'
- Jorginho has scored the opening goal of the match vs FCI Tallinn at A. Le Coq Arena in the 88th minute (0 - 1).
- Jorginho has scored 2 goals this season (2 matches), he now has 3 goals in 2 UEFA Champions League Qualifying seasons.(4 matches)
- The last time Jorginho scored in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying against FCI Tallinn was on Tuesday 27th of June 2017.
- Jorginho has now scored 2 goals against FCI Tallinn in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying in 2 matches.
- In their last 2 UEFA Champions League Qualifying meetings, Hibernian Malta have now scored 3 goals while FCI Tallinn have scored 0.
- FCI Tallinn require to concede one more goal to equal their record for most goals conceded in a UEFA Champions League Qualifying match.
- When Hibernian Malta score first they have a 100% (1/1) win rate (W1,D0,L0). On the road this is % (0/0) (W0,D0,L0). (last 1 matches)
Substitution
80:00'
- 80th min: Pavel Domov is replaced by Eduard Golovljov.
- Pavel Domov has been substituted for the first time, starting 2 times in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying season.
- Eduard Golovljov makes his UEFA Champions League Qualifying debut.
Substitution
71:00'
- 71st min: Kirill Nesterov is replaced by Arthur Rattel.
- Kirill Nesterov has been substituted for the 2nd time, starting 2 times in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying season.
- Arthur Rattel makes his UEFA Champions League Qualifying debut for FCI Tallinn.
- Arthur Rattel makes his UEFA Champions League Qualifying debut.
Substitution
71:00'
- 71st min: Marco Sahanek is replaced by Joseph Mbong.
- Marco Sahanek has been substituted for the 2nd time, starting 2 times in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying season.
- Joseph Mbong started as a sub 2 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season.
Substitution
65:00'
- 65th min: Sergei Tumasyan is replaced by Vladimir Voskoboinikov.
- Sergei Tumasyan has been substituted for the first time, starting 1 time in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying season.
- Vladimir Voskoboinikov has started as a sub 2 times by FCI Tallinn, he's never appeared in the starting XI this season.
- Vladimir Voskoboinikov started as a sub 2 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.
60 minute.
60:00'
- FCI Tallinn have scored 100% (2 of the 2 goals) in the middle of the second half, which compares to the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 season average of 33.33%.
Discipline
50:00'
- FCI Tallinn's Aleksandr Kulinits is shown a yellow card in the 50th minute.
- Aleksandr Kulinits has received his first yellow card this season, he now has 1 yellow card in 1 UEFA Champions League Qualifying seasons for FCI Tallinn.
- Aleksandr Kulinits's first yellow card in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- It's the 4th yellow card Alex Troleis has handed out in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying. (2 matches)
Substitution
15:00'
- 15th min: Andrew Hogg is replaced by Rudi Briffa.
- Andrew Hogg has been substituted for the first time, starting 2 times in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying season.
- Rudi Briffa makes his UEFA Champions League Qualifying debut.
Kick Off
0:00'
- With 2 goals Uros Nenadovic (Alashkert FC, Forward) is the leading scorer in this UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 season.
FCI Tallinn
Squads
Hibernians FC
- Matvei Igonen, Goalkeeper 20y 276d
- Andrei Kalimullin, Defender 39y 272d
- Vladimir Avilov, Defender 22y 116d
- Aleksandr Kulinits, Defender 25y 41d
- Dmitri Kruglov, Defender 33y 41d
- Kirill Nesterov, Midfielder 27y 349d
- Sergei Tumasyan, Midfielder 27y 156d
- Aleksandr Dmitrijev, Midfielder 35y 136d
- Pavel Domov, Midfielder 23y 187d
- Albert Prosa, Forward 26y 277d
- Jevgeni Harin, Forward 22y 23d
- Andrew Hogg, Goalkeeper 32y 124d
- Rui da Gracia, Defender 32y 37d
- Rodolfo Soares, Defender 32y 45d
- Martin Kreuzriegler, Defender 23y 177d
- Clayton Failla, Defender 31y 179d
- Johan Bezzina, Midfielder 23y 35d
- Marco Sahanek, Midfielder 27y 160d
- Jackson Lima, Midfielder 34y 361d
- Bjorn Kristensen, Midfielder 24y 90d
- Jorginho, Forward 31y 213d
- Marcelo Diaz, Forward 31y 279d
Substitutions
- Mihhail Lavrentjev, Goalkeeper
- Aleksandr Volodin, Defender
- Alexander Tumasyan, Midfielder
- Timur Bulavkin, Midfielder
- Eduard Golovljov, Forward
- Arthur Rattel, Forward
- Vladimir Voskoboinikov, Forward
- Rudi Briffa, Goalkeeper
- Connor Zammit, Defender
- Dunstan Vella, Defender
- David Xuereb, Midfielder
- Andrea Azzopardi, Midfielder
- Joseph Mbong, Forward
- Jurgen Degabriele, Forward
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Pre-match Stats
- FCI Tallinn's UEFA Champions League Qualifying starting XI averages 27 years and 243 days, with the youngest player in the line up Matvei Igonen at 20 years and 276 days, compared to the oldest Andrei Kalimullin at 39 years and 272 days.
- FCI Tallinn's starting line up has players from 2 different countries, Estonia lead the way with 9 players, followed by Russia with 2.
- Hibernian Malta's UEFA Champions League Qualifying starting XI averages 29 years and 194 days, with the youngest player in the line up Johan Bezzina at 23 years and 35 days, compared to the oldest Jackson Lima at 34 years and 361 days.
- Hibernian Malta's starting line up has players from 4 different countries, Brazil lead the way with 4 players, followed by Malta with 4.
- The only debutant for Hibernian Malta in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying is Martin Kreuzriegler.
- Martin Kreuzriegler becomes the 27th player to play for Hibernian Malta in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- Martin Kreuzriegler is the 2nd Austria player to play for Hibernian Malta in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- There have been 10 goals in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 season averaging 0.17 per team, with FCI Tallinn conceding 2, ranking 56th place and Hibernian Malta conceding 0, ranking 3rd place.
- There have been 21 yellow cards in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 47.62% at home and 52.38% on the road, with FCI Tallinn's players booked none times (47.62%) at home and with Hibernian Malta's players being booked none times (52.38%) on the road.
- FCI Tallinn have had 5 shots against on target from 9 shots, a shot on target ratio of 55.56%, which compares to the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 average of 41.56%.
- Hibernian Malta have had 2 shots against on target from 5 shots, a shot on target ratio of 40%, which compares to the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 average of 41.56%.
- FCI Tallinn have had 2 shots on target from 5 shots, a shot on target ratio of 40%, which compares to the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 average of 41.56%.
- Hibernian Malta have had 5 shots on target from 9 shots, a shot on target ratio of 55.56%, which compares to the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 average of 41.56%.
- FCI Tallinn have conceded 17 fouls and had 3 yellow cards, compared to the UEFA Champions League Qualifying 17/18 average of (16.54%) 127 fouls / 21 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 17.65%.
- Alex Troleis has refereed 1 time in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying and issued 3 yellow cards, that's an average of 3 per match.
- This is the first time Alex Troleis has refereed this fixture in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- Alex Troleis is in charge of FCI Tallinn for the first time in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- Alex Troleis is in charge of Hibernian Malta for the first time in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying.
- Last time when Hibernian Malta ended in a draw in the UEFA Champions League Qualifying was on 7 August 2002 vs Boavista, they played 3 games without having a draw.