Breidablik and Zrinjski head into the second leg of their Europa League qualifier with everything still to play for after a tense 1-1 draw in Mostar. The Icelandic side stunned the hosts early when Thomsen converted from the spot after Masic’s red card for head-butting, though he had missed an earlier penalty just moments before.

With a man advantage, Breidablik had the upper hand for much of the first half but failed to extend their lead, and Zrinjski punished them after the break as Bilbija equalised from the penalty spot.

Breidablik’s recent form has been shaky, with draws in their last four matches across all competitions and a heavy Champions League defeat to Lech Poznań still fresh in memory.

Zrinjski, while also inconsistent, showed resilience to fight back in the first leg and will carry that momentum into the return match.

With the tie finely balanced, this second leg promises high stakes and little margin for error.

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