2009-2010 Brøndby Stats (Europa League)

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Record: 15-7-11, 52 points (1.58 per game), 3rd in Danish Superliga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 6-5-6, 23 points Away Record: 9-2-5, 29 points

Goals: 57 (1.73 per game), Goals Against: 50 (1.52 per game), Diff: 7

Governing Country: Denmark dk

Gender: Male

Europa League: Lost Play-off round to Hertha BSC

Continental Qualification: 2010-2011 Europa League (Second qualifying round) via league finish

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Scores & Fixtures 2009-2010 Brøndby: Europa League

Scores & Fixtures 2009-2010 Brøndby: Europa League Table
Date	Round	Day	Venue	Result	GF	GA	Opponent	Referee	Match Report	Notes
2009-07-16	Second qualifying round	Thu	Home	L	0	1	ee FC Flora	Johannes Valgeirsson	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2009-07-23	Second qualifying round	Thu	Away	W	4	1	ee FC Flora	Johan Verbist	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Brøndby won

2009-07-30	Third qualifying round	Thu	Home	D	1	1	pl Legia Warsaw	Velasco Carballo	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2009-08-06	Third qualifying round	Thu	Away	D	2	2	pl Legia Warsaw	Fredy Fautrel	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Brøndby won

2009-08-20	Play-off round	Thu	Home	W	2	1	de Hertha BSC	Kevin Blom	Match Report	Leg 1 of 2
2009-08-27	Play-off round	Thu	Away	L	1	3	de Hertha BSC	Paolo Tagliavento	Match Report	Leg 2 of 2; Hertha BSC won

Second qualifying round (July 14, 2009 to July 23, 2009)

Brøndby

4–2

FC Flora

Jul 16

Brøndby

0–1

FC Flora

Jul 23

FC Flora

1–4

Brøndby

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

Third qualifying round (July 28, 2009 to August 6, 2009)

Brøndby

3–3

Legia Warsaw

Jul 30

Brøndby

1–1

Legia Warsaw

Aug 6

Legia Warsaw

2–2

Brøndby

Brøndby won on away goals, after aggregate score was tied and advance to Play-off round.

Play-off round (August 20, 2009 to August 27, 2009)

Hertha BSC

4–3

Brøndby

Aug 20

Brøndby

2–1

Hertha BSC

Aug 27

Hertha BSC

3–1

Brøndby

Hertha BSC won on aggregate score over two legs and advance to Group stage.

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