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Heldig Europa-trekning for LSK – slapp store navn
Flere norske klubber er aktuelle for europeisk motstand til høsten.
Lillestrøm er en dobbeltkamp unna å ta seg til Europaligaen. I veien står irske Shamrock Rovers eller Egnatia fra Albania.
Romerikslaget gikk rett inn i 4. og siste kvalifiseringsrunde som 2025-vinner av den norske cupen.
Kampene spilles 20. og 27. august. Uansett hvordan det går, er Lillestrøm garantert europacupspill utover høsten. Et sammenlagttap sender Hans Erik Ødegaards menn inn i conferenceligaen.
I moderne tid er det første gang at LSK får et Europa-eventyr i denne størrelsen.
Også Brann og Tromsø skal kjempe om Europa-spill.
Bergenserne gjester Apollon Limassol fra Kypros på onsdag.
På torsdag skal Tromsø spille mot den rumenske klubben Cluj i tredje runde i Conference League-kvalifiseringen.
Ved avansement etter to kamper hver for de norske lagene, gjenstår en siste kvalifiseringsrunde før Brann og Tromsø er sikret europeisk fotball til høsten.
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English FA to drop support for Gianni Infantino after Wales withdraw backing
FAW says Fifa president has lost its confidence
Pressure continues to build after doomed World Cup plan
The Football Association will formally withdraw its support for Gianni Infantino’s re-election as the Fifa president, adding to the mounting pressure on his crisis-hit tenure. In a significant development, the FA will write to Fifa confirming it no longer backs Infantino for a fourth term in charge, having previously offered its endorsement. Their move comes after the Welsh FA dropped its backing for Infantino’s candidature.
More European countries are expected to follow suit in an attempt to force his resignation. The Football Association of Finland became the first country to withdraw its support last week.
Continue reading...FA Withdraws Support for Infantino After Wales Pulls Back
The Football Association (FA) announced it will no longer back Gianni Infantino for a fourth term as FIFA president, after the Welsh FA withdrew its support.
The decision comes amid growing pressure from other European football associations, with Finland having already withdrawn its endorsement last week.
