UEFA Champions League Qualifying, Third Round: Ten Clubs Set To Advance To Playoff Round

 The third round of UEFA Champions League qualifying concluded on Tuesday with ten games.

Champions Path:

At Nicosia, Cyprus:

Despite dropping a 2-0 game-two road decision to Apollon Limassol, Maccabi Haifa still won their two-game series 4-2 on aggregate.

At Budapest, Hungary:

Ibrahima Wadji scored twice (54', 78') as Qarabag defeated Ferencvaros 3-1 on the road in game two and took care of business 4-2 on aggregate.

At Zagreb ,Croatia:

Mislav Orsic scored twice (PK-27', 44') as Dinamo Zagreb bested visiting eight-man Ludogorets Razgrad 4-2 in game two and eliminated the Bulgarian club 6-3 on aggregate.

At Plzen, Czech Republic:

Jan Kliment (10') and Jhon Mosquera (52') each scored once as FC Viktoria Plzen registered a second 2-1 victory over FC Sheriff (this time at home) and arrested the Moldovan club 4-2 on aggregate.

At Vilnius, Lithuania:

Joel Mugisha scored in the 51st minute as Bodo/Glimt gained a 1-1 game-two road draw with ten-man Zalgiris, more than good enough for the Norwegian club to win their series 6-1 on aggregate.

At Yerevan, Armenia:

Guelor Kanga (PK-44') and Milan Pavkov (60') each tallied once to guide Red Star Belgrade to a game-two 2-0 road victory over Pyunik, as the Serbian club completed their 7-0 aggregate beatdown of their hosts.

League Path:

At Eindhoven, Netherlands:

Luuk de Jong scored the series-winning overtime goal in the 109th minute as PSV Eindhoven, following a 2-2 regulation draw in game two, won their series with AS Monaco 4-3 on aggregate.

At Graz, Austria:

With the series deadlocked at 1-1 on aggregate after regulation time in game two, Kostyantyn Vivcharenko (97') and Viktor Tsygankov (112') each scored once in overtime as guests Dynamo Kiev won their series with Sturm Graz 3-1 on aggregate.

At Glasgow, Scotland:

James Tavernier (PK-45'), Antonio-Mirko Colak (58'), and Malik Tillman (79') each scored once as Rangers overcame their series-opening 2-0 road defeat by dominating ten-man visiting Union Saint-Gilloise 3-0 in game two and knocked out the Belgian club 3-2 on aggregate.

At Randers, Denmark:

Enzo Fernandez (23'), Henrique Araujo (56'), and Diogo Goncalves (88') each scored once as SL Benfica defeated hosts FC Midtjylland 3-1 in game two and eliminated the Danish club 7-2 on aggregate.