St. Pölten vs Young Boys, 2026-27 UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying, Second Round - Semifinals

· UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying

St. Pölten

6': Fanni Vago (P)
22': Victoria Laino
39': Alma Marie Plank Aagaard
63': Magdalena Rukavina

FT
4 - 3

Young Boys

41': Laura Frey
58': Maja Jelcic
84': Maja Jelcic

About

St. Pölten are hosting Young Boys at NV Arena, St. Pölten, Austria, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying.

Match Commentary

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
6': Goal! St. Pölten Women 1, Young Boys Women 0. Fanny Vágó (St. Pölten Women) converts the penalty with a right footed shot.
22': Goal! St. Pölten Women 2, Young Boys Women 0. Victoria Laino (St. Pölten Women) header. Assisted by Diana Lemesová.
35': María Jiménez (Young Boys Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
39': Goal! St. Pölten Women 3, Young Boys Women 0. Alma Aagaard (St. Pölten Women) right footed shot. Assisted by Lisa Ebert.
41': Goal! St. Pölten Women 3, Young Boys Women 1. Laura Frey (Young Boys Women) right footed shot. Assisted by Giulia Schlup.
45'+1': Fourth official has announced 4 minutes of added time.
45'+5': First Half ends, St. Pölten Women 3, Young Boys Women 1.
45': Second Half begins St. Pölten Women 3, Young Boys Women 1.
45': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Sara Makovec replaces Lisa Ebert.
58': Goal! St. Pölten Women 3, Young Boys Women 2. Maja Jelcic (Young Boys Women) header. Assisted by Bianca Dysli.
63': Goal! St. Pölten Women 4, Young Boys Women 2. Magdalena Rukavina (St. Pölten Women) right footed shot. Assisted by Jennifer Klein.
64': Substitution, Young Boys Women. Lisa Josten replaces Laura Frey.
64': Substitution, Young Boys Women. Smilla Reinauer replaces Bianca Dysli.
64': Substitution, Young Boys Women. Stephanie Waeber replaces Anna Regazzoni.
64': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Tea Vracevic replaces Diana Lemesová.
64': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Amelie Woelki replaces Ludmila Matavková.
70': Substitution, Young Boys Women. Emilie de Maddalena replaces María Jiménez.
71': Noa Münger (Young Boys Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
76': Substitution, Young Boys Women. Ramona Bachmann replaces Leonie Köster.
82': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Lara Vadász replaces Alma Aagaard.
84': Goal! St. Pölten Women 4, Young Boys Women 3. Maja Jelcic (Young Boys Women) header. Assisted by Stephanie Waeber.
90'+1': Fourth official has announced 4 minutes of added time.
90'+2': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Annalena Wucher replaces Magdalena Rukavina.
90'+5': Second Half ends, St. Pölten Women 4, Young Boys Women 3.
0': Match ends, St. Pölten Women 4, Young Boys Women 3.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Women's Champions League Qualifying

Venue: NV Arena
Location: St. Pölten, Austria

Line-Ups

St. Pölten (4-4-2)

No.	Name
33	Carina Schlüter (GK)
22	Jennifer Klein
77	Diana Lemesova
16	Fanni Nagy
21	Izabela Krizaj
8	Victoria Laino
11	Magdalena Rukavina
23	Fanni Vago
19	Ludmila Matavková
6	Lisa Ebert
10	Alma Marie Plank Aagaard

St. Pölten Substitutes:

Emma Scheuher, Lara Vadász, Josefine Osigus, Amelie Woelki, Julia Tabotta, Tea Vracevic, Annalena Wucher, Sara Makovec, Linna Hermsmeier.

Young Boys (4-3-3)

No.	Name
28	Amanda Brunholt (GK)
19	Giulia Schlup
4	María Jiménez
18	Wibke Meister
23	Bianca Dysli
12	Anna Regazzoni
44	Leonie Sophie Köster
8	Noa Münger
99	Maja Jelcic
13	Malaurie Granges
26	Laura Frey

Young Boys Substitutes:

Andrea Schenk, Smilla Reinauer, Anja Klingenstein, Iina Rautiainen, Tamara Biedermann, Ramona Bachmann, Lisa Josten, Aida Ragusa, Emilie De Maddalena, Stephanie Waeber, Tiffany Vonnez, Caterina Tramezzani.

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