In the first round of the UEFA Europa League second round of the first round of the competition at dawn on Wednesday (24th), soccer king Molenu first took charge of the Feirenbach robes in the official tournament, with a 4-3 reversal of Lugano, 38-year-old striker Diego even completed a hat trick, the power of the three goals to make the "over the top" to re-light the fire, for the fans to offer a visual feast! Visual feast for the fans.
Since his dismissal from Roma in January this year, rumors have been swirling that Molenu would be heading to the Middle East to "rest and recuperate", but the 61-year-old Portuguese manager has never bowed to his future fate. At the beginning of last month, he switched to Turkish giants Fehrenbach, vowing to make a comeback, as evidenced by today's UEFA Europa League match. In his first official game as coach of Fehrenbach, the king immediately directed a spectacular comeback.
Only four minutes into the game, Fehrenbach fell behind. Fortunately, he was awarded a 12-yard penalty in first-half stoppage time, which Disko converted to equalize the score. Just 30 seconds after the break, the Bosnian international scored again to put Fehrenbach back in front. Although Switzerland's Lugano leveled at 2-2, Disko added to his hat-trick and, along with Cardiolu's long-range effort, gave Fehrenbach a 4-2 lead. Even if Lugano scored in stoppage time, Moleno managed to bring back their first win in the Europa League.
After the match, Molenu seemed dissatisfied with the hard-earned victory, criticizing the artificial turf of Lugano's home field as not conducive to the game: I don't want to make excuses, but it's hard for players to adapt to and even play on artificial turf, and it's hard to accept that there is an artificial turf pitch in the Europa League. I don't know how the UEFA approved Lugano's choice of artificial turf to play on, such a choice doesn't lead to good results. The two sides will play the second round in the early morning of July 31st, when Moleno will show their opponents the quality of Fehrenbach's home field.
