#AWAY GOALS

Due to the fact that Legia’s suspended player Bartosz Bereszyński (he received a red card during one of the matches of the UEFA Europa League in the season 2013/2014 and was suspended for the next three games) appeared on the pitch for the last three minutes in the second leg game of the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round against Celtic Glasgow in Edinburgh on Wednesday, the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body decided to change the 2-0 Legia’s victory in Scotland into 3-0 walkover for Celtic Glasgow. This means that the final result is 4-4 on aggregate and this is Celtic Glasgow which gets through to the fourth qualifying round on away goals.

In the second leg of the fourth qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League Legia’s footballers drew 2-2 with FC Steaua’s players at their own stadium on Tuesday evening. Due to Legia’s 1-1 draw in Bucharest a week earlier, these are FC Steaua’s players, who qualified to the group phase of the tournament. The team from Romania won on away goals (3-3 in two-legged tie).

Although Legia's players managed to win 2-1 the second leg of the Polish Cup's quarterfinal against Ruch, this is the team from Chorzów which has been promoted to the semifinal. Due to Warsaw team's defeat (0-1) last Tuesday, Ruch Chorzów managed to win the competition on away goals.

Legia Warszawa drew 2-2 with Danish Broendby Copenhagen in the second leg of the third qualifying round (UEFA Europa League). Due to 1-1 draw in Copenhagen one week ago, this is Broendby which won the promotion to the next stage on away goals.