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14 matches across three leagues set Wednesday’s agenda
A 14-match Wednesday schedule spans Brazil’s Serie A, the Europa League and La Liga, with AC Milan v Benfica the standout fixture.






Five Matches at 19:00 UTC, With Real Madrid Under the Spotlight
A five-match guide to Wednesday’s football, covering four UEFA Champions League play-offs and the table-focused Real Madrid v Real Sociedad fixture.






August 18 Football Preview: Champions League Play-Offs Headline a Four-Match Schedule
August 18 features three Champions League play-offs at 19:00 UTC, led by Fenerbahçe v Lyon, alongside an Argentine Clausura fixture involving fourth-placed Talleres Cordoba and 11th-placed Gimnasia M. The European ties centre on qualification momentum, while the Argentine result saw Gimnasia M. defeat Talleres Cordoba 3-1.






Champions League Qualifying Takes Centre Stage on a Packed European Night
The European schedule is led by Lyon’s attempt to recover against Sparta Praha, alongside several return legs separated by one goal or less. Bodo/Glimt v Union St. Gilloise offers the most open first-leg context at 3-3, while Argentina’s Union Santa Fe v Central Cordoba de Santiago brings a five-point table gap into focus.
Hapoel Beer Sheva
Dinamo ZagrebOne point apiece as Hapoel Beer Sheva and Dinamo Zagreb draw 0-0
Hapoel Beer Sheva and Dinamo Zagreb finished 0-0 in Bucharest, leaving both teams with one point after the opening UEFA Europa League League Stage round.
Viking
Dinamo ZagrebViking 3-1 Dinamo Zagreb: Tripic penalty and fast double settle play-off
Viking beat Dinamo Zagreb 3-1 after a 1-1 first half, overcoming Dinamo’s possession and shot advantage with sharper finishing and a quick second-half double.
Dinamo Zagreb
FCSBDinamo Zagreb Dominates FCSB in Europa League Clash
Dinamo Zagreb's emphatic 4-1 victory over FCSB highlighted their attacking strength and provided a much-needed boost in the Europa League standings. With standout performances from D. Beljo and a solid team effort, Dinamo looks to build on this momentum, while FCSB must address their defensive issues to remain competitive in the tournament.
Dinamo Zagreb
VikingDinamo’s Early Lead Overturned as Viking Fight Back for 2-2 Draw
Dinamo Zagreb’s rapid two-goal start was cancelled out by Christiansen and Tripić before half-time as Viking secured a 2-2 draw. The hosts dominated possession, passing and shot volume, but Viking matched them on target and showed greater efficiency, with Tripić standing out as the match’s highest-rated performer.
Dinamo Zagreb
Real BetisReal Betis Dominates Dinamo Zagreb in Europa League Clash
Real Betis' 3-1 victory over Dinamo Zagreb showcased their attacking strength and tactical superiority, securing their place at the top of Group F. Meanwhile, Dinamo's struggles continue, leaving them with much to ponder as they seek to improve their form in the remaining fixtures.
Kauno Žalgiris
Dinamo ZagrebDinamo Zagreb Hold On to Beat Kauno Žalgiris Despite Red Card
Dinamo Zagreb’s two first-half goals from L. Kacavenda and J. Misic secured a 2-1 victory, while I. Filipovic’s red card created a difficult second half for the visitors. G. Debeljuh gave Kauno Žalgiris hope after the break, but Zagreb protected their lead and took the result; no current standings data was available for either team.
Malmo FF
Dinamo ZagrebMalmo FF and Dinamo Zagreb Share Spoils in Europa League Clash
The match between Malmo FF and Dinamo Zagreb ended in a 1-1 draw, with both teams showcasing their strengths and weaknesses. While Malmo remains winless in the group stage, Dinamo's late equalizer keeps them firmly in the race for advancement in the UEFA Europa League.
Dinamo Zagreb
Kauno ŽalgirisDinamo Zagreb Cruise Past Kauno Žalgiris 5-0 in Champions League Qualifier
Dinamo Zagreb defeated Kauno Žalgiris 5-0 after taking a two-goal lead into half-time and adding three further goals after the break. M. Zajc, S. McKenna, M. Lisica, L. Stojkovic and L. Kacavenda all scored, while Dinamo also kept a clean sheet in a thoroughly controlled performance.

