2010-2011 MyPa Stats

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Governing Country: Finland fi

Gender: Male

Europa League: Lost Third qualifying round to Politehnica Timișoara

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Scores & Fixtures 2010-2011 MYPA: All Competitions

Scores & Fixtures 2010-2011 MYPA: All Competitions Table
Date	Comp	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Referee	Match Report	Notes
2010-07-01	Europa Lg	First qualifying round	Thu	Away	W	2	0	ee JK Narva Trans	Nikola Dabanović	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2010-07-08	Europa Lg	First qualifying round	Thu	Home	W	5	0	ee JK Narva Trans	Sergey Karasev	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; MyPa won
2010-07-15	Europa Lg	Second qualifying round	Thu	Home	W	3	0	ad UE Sant Julià	Albert Toussaint	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2010-07-23	Europa Lg	Second qualifying round	Fri	Away	W	5	0	ad UE Sant Julià	Mark Whitby	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; MyPa won
2010-07-29	Europa Lg	Third qualifying round	Thu	Home	L	1	2	ro Politehnica Timișoara	David McKeon	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2010-08-05	Europa Lg	Third qualifying round	Thu	Away	D	3	3	ro Politehnica Timișoara	Artyom Kuchin	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Politehnica Timișoara won

First qualifying round (July 1, 2010 to July 8, 2010)

MyPa

7–0

JK Narva Trans

Jul 1

JK Narva Trans

0–2

MyPa

Jul 8

MyPa

5–0

JK Narva Trans

MyPa won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Second qualifying round.

Second qualifying round (July 15, 2010 to July 23, 2010)

MyPa

8–0

UE Sant Julià

Jul 15

MyPa

3–0

UE Sant Julià

Jul 23

UE Sant Julià

0–5

MyPa

MyPa won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Third qualifying round.

Third qualifying round (July 27, 2010 to August 5, 2010)

Politehnica Timișoara

5–4

MyPa

Jul 29

MyPa

1–2

Politehnica Timișoara

Aug 5

Politehnica Timișoara

3–3

MyPa

Politehnica Timișoara won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Play-off round.

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