UEFA Champions League wrap: Dynamo, BATE advance
8 August 2012 00:15
Dynamo Kiev's Brown Ideye scored with almost the last kick of the game to beat Feyenoord 1-0 in Champions League qualification on Tuesday.
Ideye's goal helped to secure a 3-1 aggregate win for Kiev as they advanced to the final qualification stage for the UEFA Champions League.
With the final seconds of five minutes of injury time ticking down in the Netherlands, a goal-kick from visiting Kiev was punted long into their attacking half.
A header from one of Feyenoord's players fell at the feet of Kiev's Denis Garmash and the midfielder passed immediately to Ideye.
Garmash took off around the outside of Ideye, who returned the ball to the Ukrainian on the left edge of the penalty area.
In behind the home side's defence, Garmash waited expertly before placing the ball ahead of Ideye, who smashed it into the roof of the net.
In the other second leg of Champions League third-round qualifying on Tuesday, BATE Borisov defeated Debrecen 2-0 to win the tie 3-1 on aggregate.
Dmitri Mozolevski scored the opener for Borisov on the counter, slipping the ball under Debrecen goalkeeper Istvan Verpecz in the 25th minute.
The Belarusian club made it 2-0 eight minutes into the second half when Aliaksandr Volodko ran onto Aliaksandr Hleb's low cross and his strike was deflected between Verpecz's legs and rolled into the net.
Tuesday's results mean Kiev and Borisov have advanced to the final round of Champions League qualifying, which starts on August 21.
