Europa League Highlights

“Europa League Highlights” is a video review of soccer matches of the UEFA Europa League. Goal and dangerous moments + comments of professional journalists. Enjoy watching!

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Europa League Highlights:

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Europa League Highlights is a snapshot of the main, dangerous and goal-scoring moments of matches in the annual UEFA Europa League soccer tournament. The videos on the page are sorted by match date.

UEFA Europa League is the second strongest European club soccer tournament under the auspices of UEFA. The tournament is played by teams that have won their country’s Cup, won a prize/higher place in the national championship or lost in the qualifying round of the Champions League.

UEFA soccer tournaments are multi-stage, the Europa League is no exception, it consists of 3 main stages. The first stage is the qualifying rounds, the second and main is the group stage, and the third is the playoff round.

At each stage, except for the group round, the team plays 2 matches with the opponent on its own field and on the opponent’s field. On the sum of the two matches the team with the best result goes further. A distinctive feature of the qualifying matches and playoff round is not a victory, but the number of goals scored: whoever scores the most will advance to the next round.

In the group round, the specific result in a match is of great importance. Each win brings the club 3 points, a draw 1 point and a defeat 0 points. To qualify for the playoff round, a team needs to be ranked 1st through 24th in a single group. All those who finish from 25th to 36th place will leave the tournament without the right to participate in the UEFA Conference League.

The winner of the tournament is awarded with a 15-point cup, receives the right to play in the UEFA Super Cup and receives a ticket to the group stage of the Champions League next season.

Russian clubs have twice won the UEFA Europa League trophy, with CSKA winning it in 2005 and Zenit in 2008. Each victory in the UEFA Europa League allowed us to increase interest in Russian soccer and sports in general. If we digitize the result of popularization, it’s + 2 million people.