Uefa Cup round-up G-P

Previous winners Feyenoord, Galatasaray progress

By Ben Collins   Last updated: 3rd October 2008

Uefa Cup round-up G-P

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Galatasaray 2 Bellinzona 1
Heerenveen 5 Vitoria Setubal 2
Kalmar FF 1 Feyenoord 2
Lech Poznan 4 Austria Vienna 2(aet)
Levski Sofia 0 MSK Zilina 1
Olympiakos 5 FC Nordsjaelland 0
PSG 0 Kayserispor 0
Partizan Belgrade 1 Politehnica Timisoara 0

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Two-time winners Feyenoord progressed to the group stage of the Uefa Cup after a 2-1 away win against Kalmar FF.

The 2000 winners Galatasaray joined them in the next round while Lech Poznan knocked out Austria Vienna after a thrilling second leg in Poland, winning 4-2 after extra-time.

Feyenoord bounced back from a 1-0 home defeat by Kalmar in the first leg to go through on away goals in Sweden.

Georginio Wijnaldum gave the Dutch an 18th minute lead on the night, and although Lasse Johansson levelled in the 47th minute, Ermin Nouri's own goal five minutes later was enough to send Feyenoord through.

Galatasaray had a comfortable passage with a 24th-minute penalty from Milan Baros putting them firmly in control against Bellinzona after winning 4-3 away in the first leg.

Gurkan Sermeter also scored from the spot for the Swiss visitors before substitute Yaser Yildaz sealed a 2-1 win for the Turkish giants.

Austria Vienna were five minutes from going through before Lech Poznan managed to claim a 5-4 aggregate win.

Hernan Rengifo gave the hosts a dream start by cancelling out Vienna's 2-1 first leg advantage in the 10th minute.

The Austrians got their noses back in front as Milenko Acimovic converted a 63rd-minute penalty, only for Slawomir Peszko to take the tie into extra-time.

Robert Lewandowski (99) then gave Lech the lead, and although Matthias Hattenberger levelled just a minute later, Rafal Murawski won the tie in the last minute of extra-time.

Olympiakos eased through after thrashing FC Nordsjaelland 5-0 at home for a 7-0 aggregate win.

Vassilis Torosidis (11) and Diogo Luis Santo (30,43) scored in the first half, before sub Darko Kovacevic hit a late double.

Heerenveen progressed 6-3 on aggregate after a thumping Vitoria Setubal 5-2 at home.

Paulo Henrique (4) and Gerald Sibon (11, 24) put the Dutch in control before Tarik Elyounoussi (50, 68) scored in the second half, with Bruno Gama (57) and Ricardo Chaves (64) replying.

Partizan Belgrade eased through as Ivan Stevanovic secured a 3-1 aggregate victory over Politehnica Timisoara after winning 2-1 away in the first leg.

MSK Zilina progressed at the expense of Levski Sofia with Adauto Da Silva's 61st-minute strike giving the Slovakians a 2-1 aggregate win in Bulgaria.

Meanwhile, Paris St Germain booked their place in the group stage with a goalless draw at home to Kayserispor sealing a 2-1 aggregate win.