Hibernian Drawn with KF Malisheva in UEFA Conference League 2. Qualifying Round
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- Hibernian will face Kosovo's KF Malisheva team in the UEFA Conference League 2. qualifying round.
- KF Malisheva advanced to the next round by defeating Albania's representative FK Vllaznia 6-2 on aggregate in the first round.
- Hibernian is ranked more than 100 places above its opponent in the UEFA ranking.
- The first match will be played in Kosovo on 23 July, and the return match will be played at Easter Road a week later.
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Scotland's Hibernian team will face Kosovo's KF Malisheva in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Conference League. Hibs, managed by David Gray, are in the favorite position against their opponent, who advanced past the first round to secure their place in this round.
KF Malisheva managed to eliminate Albania's FK Vllaznia with an aggregate score of 6-2 in the first round. Losing the first match 2-1 away, the Kosovo representative showed a great comeback by defeating their opponent 5-0 in the reverse fixture at Liman Gegaj Stadium.
Hibernian being more than 100 places above their opponent in the UEFA ranking provides a clear advantage in terms of advancing to the next round. While the first match will be played in Kosovo on Thursday, 23 July, the return match will take place a week later at Easter Road Stadium.
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- Who was Hibernian's opponent in the Conference League?
- Hibernian was drawn with Kosovo's KF Malisheva team in the second qualifying round.
- Which team did KF Malisheva eliminate in the first round?
- KF Malisheva eliminated Albania's FK Vllaznia team with an aggregate score of 6-2.
- When and where will the first match be played?
- The first match will be played away, in Kosovo, on Thursday, 23 July.
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