29 games were played on Thursday as the third round of Europa League qualifying concluded.
At Nicosia, Cyprus:
After a second straight scoreless draw between Omonia and visiting Red Star Belgrade, followed by 30 scoreless minutes of overtime, the Serbian club won the penalty kick shootout 6-5 to advance.
At Moscow:
Aleksandr Sapeta scored twice in the final ten minutes of regulation (83', 89') as Dynamo Moscow belted visiting Dundee United 5-0 in game two and finished off the Scottish club 7-2 on aggregate in their two-match series.
At Boras, Sweden:
Thomas Kortegaard scored twice (13', 36') as AC Horsens topped Elfsborg 3-2 on the road in game two and took the series 4-3 on aggregate.
At Aktobe, Kazakhstan:
Nadson Jose Ferreira (36') and Thomas Buffel (53') each scored a goal as KRC Genk doubled up FC Aktobe 2-1 on the road in game two and won their series 4-2 on aggregate.
At Koprivnica, Croatia:
Despite dropping a 2-1 road verdict in game two, Spain's Athletic Bilbao still won their two-game series with Slaven Koprivnica 4-3 on aggregate. Iker Muniain scored a critical goal for the visitors in the 47th minute.
At Warsaw, Poland:
Marek Saganowski (41'), Miroslav Radovic (55'), and Danijel Ljuboja (62') each delivered a goal as Legia Warsaw overturned their 2-1 road defeat from last week with a 3-1 home win in game two and eliminated SV Riev 4-3 on aggregate.
At Trondheim, Norway:
With the second game ending up in a 0-0 stalemate, Rosenborg, with the aggregate score at 1-1, won their two-game series with Servette of Switzerland on away goals and advanced to the playoff round.
At Alesund, Norway:
Aldo Adorno scored the only goal of the match in the 36th minute as APOEL FC won game two 1-0 on the road and took out Aalesund 3-1 on aggregate.
At Donetsk, Ukraine:
Aleksandar Prijovic scored the series-winning goal in the ninth minute as Tromso IL took game two of their series 1-0 on the road and knocked out Metaluhr Donetsk 2-1 on aggregate.
At Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic:
Nacer Chadli (9') and Leroy Fer (31') provided the tallies as FC Twente registered a second successive 2-0 win over FK Mlada Boleslav, this time on the road, and took out the Czech club 4-0 on aggregate.
At Larnaca, Cyprus:
Mate Vatsadze scored twice (53', 81') as FC Dila Gori from Georgia led Anorthosis 3-0 on the road in game two when the contest was abandoned in the 82nd minute due to crowd disturbance. The Georgian club was leading 4-1 on aggregate.
At Ghent, Belgium:
Nemanja Nikolic scored twice during a three-minute span (68', 71') as Videoton FC dominated KAA Gent 3-0 in game three on the road and won the series 4-0 on aggregate.
At Bern, Switzerland:
Emmanuel Mayuka (7'), Mario Raimondi (69'), and Raul Bobadilla (82') each scored once as BSC Young Boys blanked visiting Kalmar FF 3-0 in game two, enabling the Swiss club to overcome their 1-0 road defeat from last week and win their two-match series 3-1 on aggregate.
At Trnava, Slovakia:
With Adi Rocha Sobrinho (8'), Raul Rusescu (76'), and Stefan Nikolic (83') each scoring a goal, Steaua Bucharest overcame their 1-0 home defeat from last week with a 3-0 win on the road in game two, enabling them to take out Spartak Trnava 3-1 on aggregate.
At Poznan, Poland:
Despite dropping a 1-0 game-two decision on the road, AIK Solma from Sweden still won their series with Lech Poznan 3-1 on aggregate.
At Podgorica, Montenegro:
Goran Burzanovic scored the series winning goal in the ninth minute as FK Zeta took game two 1-0 at home over FK Sarajevo and with the aggregate score at 2-2, advanced on away goals.
At Prague, Czech Republic:
Leonard Kweuke scored twice during a three-minute first-half span (36', 39') as Sparta Prague gained a 2-2 game-two home draw with Admira Wacker Modling, enough for the Czech club to eliminate the Austrian club 4-2 on aggregate.
At Maribor, Slovenia:
Despite falling 2-0 at home in game two with Arsenal Kiev, ND Mura 05 still won their two-match series 3-2 on aggregate.
At Arnhem, Netherlands:
Samuel Eto'o scored twice (48', PK-84') as FC Anzhi Makhachkala blanked Vitesse Arnhem 2-0 for a second time, this time on the road, and won the series 4-0 on aggregate.
At Plzen, Czech Republic:
Michal Duris delivered a natural first-half hat trick (2', 12', 28') as FC Viktoria Plzen demolished visiting Ruch Chorzow 5-0 in game two and finished off their Polish opponents 7-0 on aggregate.
At Thessaloniki, Greece:
Stefanos Athanasiadis scored twice early in the second half (47', 50') as PAOK FC dominated visiting Bnei Yehuda 4-1 in game two and won their two-match series 6-1 on aggregate.
At Bursa, Turkey:
Sebastian Pinto scored twice (28', 49') as Bursaspor more than overturned their 1-0 road defeat from last week with a 6-0 home annihilation of KuPS in game two and took the series 6-1 on aggregate.
At Hanover, Germany:
Karim Haggui (32') and Mario Eggimann (47') provided the goal power as Hannover 96 downed visiting St. Patrick's Athletic 2-0 in game two and knocked out the Irish club 5-0 on aggregate.
At Bucharest, Romania:
Despite dropping a 1-0 road decision in game two against Rapid Bucharest, SC Heereveen still won their two-match series with the Romanian club 4-1 on aggregate.
At Istres, France:
Andre Ayew scored twice (7', 66') as Marseille dominated visiting Eskisehirspor 3-0 in game two and won their two-match series 4-1 on aggregate.
At Milan, Italy:
Despite dropping a 2-0 game-two decision at home to Hajduk Split, Inter Milan still outlasted the Croatian club on aggregate, 3-2, and advanced.
At Funchal, Portugal:
Despite being held to a 0-0 home stalemate by Asteras Tripolis in game two, CS Maritimo, with the aggregate score at 1-1, still advanced on away goals.
At Liverpool, England:
Fabio Borini (21'), Steven Gerrard (41'), and Glen Johnson (72') each tallied once as Liverpool dominated visiting FC Gomel 3-0 in game two and won their series with the Belorussian club 4-0 on aggregate.
At Vienna, Austria:
Two stoppage-time goals, courtesy of Deni Alar (90'+1) and Terrance Boyd (90'+8), carried Rapid Vienna to a 2-0 game-two home win over FK Vojvodina and a 3-2 aggregate win for the series.
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