Glasgow City vs Brondby, 2019-20 UEFA Women's Champions League, Round of 16

· 2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - GLA advance 3-1 on penalties

Glasgow City

FT - Penalties
0 - 2
2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - GLA advance 3-1 on penalties

Brondby

6': Nanna Christiansen
37': Frederikke Lindhardt

About

Glasgow City are hosting Brondby at Petershill Park, Glasgow, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Women's Champions League.

Match Commentary

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
6': Goal! Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 1. Nanna Christiansen (Brøndby IF Women).
37': Goal! Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2. Frederikke Lindhardt (Brøndby IF Women).
45': First Half ends, Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
45': Second Half begins Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
54': Clare Shine (Glasgow City Women) is shown the yellow card.
87': Substitution, Brøndby IF Women. Rebeka Winther replaces Frederikke Lindhardt.
90': Rachel McLauchlan (Glasgow City Women) is shown the yellow card.
90'+1': Second Half ends, Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
90': First Half Extra Time begins Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
105': First Half Extra Time ends, Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
105': Second Half Extra Time begins Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
113': Substitution, Brøndby IF Women. Louise Ringsing replaces Josefine Hasbo.
113': Substitution, Glasgow City Women. Carly Girasoli replaces Clare Shine.
113': Substitution, Glasgow City Women. Hayley Sinclair replaces Hayley Lauder.
118': Substitution, Brøndby IF Women. Freja Abilda replaces Rebeka Winther.
120': Substitution, Glasgow City Women. Eilish McSorley replaces Samantha Kerr.
120'+2': Second Half Extra Time ends, Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
120': Penalty Shootout begins Glasgow City Women 0, Brøndby IF Women 2.
120': Goal! Glasgow City Women 0(1), Brøndby IF Women 2. (Glasgow City Women) converts the penalty with a.
120': Goal! Glasgow City Women 0(1), Brøndby IF Women 2(1). (Brøndby IF Women) converts the penalty with a.
120': Goal! Glasgow City Women 0(2), Brøndby IF Women 2(1). (Glasgow City Women) converts the penalty with a.
120': Goal! Glasgow City Women 0(3), Brøndby IF Women 2(1). (Glasgow City Women) converts the penalty with a.
120': Penalty Shootout ends, Glasgow City Women 0(3), Brøndby IF Women 2(1).
0': Match ends, Glasgow City Women 0(3), Brøndby IF Women 2(1).

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Women's Champions League

Venue: Petershill Park
Location: Glasgow, Scotland

Line-Ups

Glasgow City

No.	Name
29	Lee Alexander (GK)
11	Nicola Docherty
2	Rachel McLauchlan
12	Jenna Clark
4	Hayley Lauder
6	Jo Love
18	Samantha Kerr
16	Leanne Ross
9	Kirsty Howat
23	Megan Foley
10	Clare Shine

Glasgow City Substitutes:

Carly Girasoli, Joanne Paton, Erin Clachers, Jordan Mclintock, Hayley Sinclair, Nicola Reid, Eilish Mcsorley.

Brondby

No.	Name
	Katrine Abel (GK)
13	Kamilla Karlsen
8	Emilie Henriksen
24	Caroline Pleidrup
4	Linnea Svensson
17	Julie Tavlo-Petersson
10	Louise Winter
9	Nanna Christiansen
	Josefine Hasbo
15	Frederikke Lindhardt
16	Nicoline Sorensen

Brondby Substitutes:

Freja Abilda, Maria Hovmark, Louise Ringsing, Rebeka Winther, Mira Pastoft, Olivia Drost, Lærke Dreyer.

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