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Sturm Graz are rank outsiders in terms of entering the UEFA Europa
League group stage after losing to Juventus 1-2 last night (Thurs).
The
team managed by Franco Foda conceded an early goal (Leonardo Bonucci,
16’) but also had several decent chances to score. Croatian centre-back
Gordon Schildenfeld’s powerful header found the net eight minutes from
the end, before Juve striker Amauri Carvalho de Oliveira made it 1-2 for
the Italian giants in the first minute of overtime.
Foda
commented: "This is a very bitter defeat. My team didn’t deserve this.
They played well and followed all instructions brilliantly.
Unfortunately, we missed many chances to score."
Juve boss Luigi
del Neri said: "I’m happy with the result – which is a good base for the
return leg – but not with my team’s performance. (…) We faced a strong
opponent tonight who had the support of impressive fans'', Austrian Times has reported.
The
result means that the Austrian ÖFB Cup champions – who came in fourth in
the past Bundesliga season – must win the second leg in Turin next week
to reach the event’s group stage.
Sturm defeated Georgian club
FC Dinamo Tbilisi in the third qualification round to play Juventus, for
whom Austrian goalkeeper Alexander Manninger did not keep goal last
night.
Meanwhile, Rapid Vienna had just a 1-1 draw against English club Aston Villa in their Europa League qualifier.
Barry Bannan took the lead in the 12th minute, before Rapid’s German midfielder Steffen Hofmann equalised 20 minutes later.
Rapid,
who came in third in the 2009/2010 season, had the better chances to
win the match. The Green-Whites reached the group stage of the previous
Europa League by knocking out Villa at the same stage.
Austrian
Bundesliga vice champions Austria Vienna lost the first leg of their
Europa League qualifier against Thessaloniki F.C. in Greece 0-1 on
Tuesday.
Red Bull Salzburg boss Huub Stevens only sees a 30 per
cent chance of reaching the UEFA Champions League’s group stage after
his team lost their first leg clash with
Israeli champions Hapoel Tel Aviv F.C. 2-3 on Wednesday.
Minister to investigate 'torturing' Croatian exam
Jovanovic fielded many abusive calls from students and parents claiming that the Croatian exam was unfair and torturing.
U.S give Croatians chance to train at prestigious universities
Croatia is once again participating in the prestigious academic mobility program called the Junior Faculty Development Program (JFDP), funded by the U.S. government. The program provides teachers at Croatian higher education institutions the possibility of obtaining scholarships for training at top American universities.
Americans to invest 3 Million Euros in Croatian portal
American private investment firm, iEurope Capital, is to invest 3 million Euros in Croatian group buying portal KupiMe.hr. KupiMe will use the money gained through its strategic partnership with the Americans to grow its business in Southeast Europe and to purchase similar portals, trebamito.hr, bigsale.hr and trebamito.rs, reports website poslovni.hr.
International Rural Tourism Congress begins in Osijek
The 3rd International Rural Tourism Congress "Rural tourism
Croatian Wines win Awards in London
Croatian wines have won awards at this year's Decanter World Wine Awards which were announced at the London International Wine Fair on Tuesday, reported daily newspaper Glas Istre.
Strongest Croatian line-up yet at ATP event in Umag
Croatia's strongest representation yet will appear at this year's ATP Vegeta Croatia Open Tennis tournament which will be held in the Adriatic town of Umag from 5-15 June.
Croatia again top of Europe's water quality list
Swimming water in Croatia is at the top of the European list when it comes to quality. Croatian beaches, rivers and lakes, together with Cyprus, Malta and Greece is of excellent quality at more than 90 per cent of its sites, at the other end of the scale, the Netherlands, Bulgaria, Latvia, Luxembourg and Belgium have a relatively low proportion of sites with quality swimming water, according to the latest report report by the European Environment Agency (EEA) announced on Wednesday in Brussels.
Best Croatian home garden on show at Floraart 2012
The 47th International Flower and Garden Show - "Floraart", is set to be held at Zagreb's Bundek lake from 30 May - 3 June, reports portal politkaplus.
Banks post huge profits in Croatia again
Banks in Croatia have once again posted huge profits. In the first three months of 2012, banks in Croatia record profits before tax of 1.29 billion kuna (170 million Euros), according to interim unaudited data for 32 banks in the country, it was announced on Wednesday by the Croatian National Bank (HNB).
Finance Ministry gets tough on evasive companies
At the request of creditors, Croatia's leading Financial Agency Fina has blocked around 38,000 companies and 26,000 tradesmen, because of more than 42 million kuna (5,3 million Euros) of outstanding liabilities, reports daily newspaper Vecernji list.
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