TNT Sports Reload - Episode 11
Sep 26The Europa League continued with four British clubs striving to reach the knockout stages.
Leicester, West Ham, Celtic and Rangers were all in action on Matchday 4 so read on, or jump to the game of your choice, for match reports and highlights.
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Thursday 4 November
Genk 2-2 West Ham
Brondby 1-1 Rangers
Leicester 1-1 Spartak Moscow
Ferencvaros 2-3 Celtic
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Every other 8pm KO
Genk 2-2 West Ham - Watch replay
An own-goal from Tomas Soucek cost David Moyes victory in his 1,000th match as a manager as West Ham were held to a 2-2 draw by Genk.
Said Benrahma had scored twice as West Ham came from behind to lead 2-1 in their Europa League clash in Belgium.
But luckless substitute Soucek inadvertently headed a late cross inside the near post to leave the Hammers with just a point.
Brondby 1-1 Rangers - Watch replay
A second-half strike from substitute Ianis Hagi gave Rangers a crucial 1-1 Europa League draw with Brondby in Denmark
Gers centre-back Leon Balogun headed into his own net following a corner in the final seconds of the first half after Steven Gerrard’s side had squandered several chances.
It was the home side’s first goal of the group stages, but Rangers increased the tempo in the second period and Hagi’s fine finish in the 77th minute from a pass from fellow substitute Ryan Kent gave them a point which keeps them in third place in Group A, level on four points with Sparta Prague, who have better goal difference.
Leicester 1-1 Spartak Moscow - Watch replay
Jamie Vardy’s penalty miss kept Leicester’s Europa League hopes in the balance after a 1-1 draw with Spartak Moscow.
Aleksandr Selikhov saved the striker’s second-half spot kick to deny the Foxes a crucial Group C victory.
Daniel Amartey had earlier cancelled out Victor Moses’ shock opener but frustrated Leicester were left to rue a huge missed opportunity.
Ferencvaros 2-3 Celtic - Watch replay
Celtic’s front three all scored in Budapest as Ange Postecoglou’s side secured European football beyond Christmas with a 3-2 win over Ferencvaros.
Celtic dominated and were ahead for most of the game with Kyogo Furuhashi, Jota and Liel Abada on target.
Josip Juranovic scored an unfortunate own goal soon after Furuhashi’s early opener and Myrto Uzuni gave the hosts hope late on.
