League
Ararat-Armenia seize the play-off after the break
A single strike after half-time settled a tight UEFA Europa League play-off night in Yerevan and sent the home side through.
League
Keeper lines still soft across several clubs
Early-season shot maps show the same pattern: midfield control, then anxiety the moment the ball reaches the box.
Featured result
UEFA Europa League · Play-offs
ARA
Ararat-Armenia
1 — 0
UNC
Universitatea Craiova
Match report
Second-half flip sealed the play-off
Ararat-Armenia raised the first press after the break, won the central turnover and finished the only clear chance of the night. Full time 1-0. Read the full desk report for the tactical turn and the rest-defence shape that held.
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Transfers
Keeper market still closes last
Clubs freeze the gloves until outfield deals land.
Women's football
Shared grounds, uneven rooms
Facilities lag behind the pitch plans written in spring.
League
Second-half flip in Yerevan
One transition decided a play-off that stayed locked.
League
Discipline sheet for the round
Cards, reviews and the tone of advantage play.
Women's football
Les Bleues set qualifying pace
Camp work turns toward the next cycle of fixtures.
League
Gloves under early pressure
Several clubs still search for a settled No. 1.
Play-off night
Full-time strip
ARA
1-0
UNC
Full time
IBE
1-2
JBY
Full time
KAZ
1-0
BES
Full time
OMN
4-2
SIT
Full time
RBS
3-0
MJA
Full time
AGF
1-3
SLB
Full time
CSS
0-2
OFI
Full time
THU
2-2
LEP
Full time
AND
3-0
KAI
Full time
FER
4-0
TRA
Full time
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