Dinamo Zagreb 3:2 FC Thun — Informe del Partido

Gary RedknappFootball AnalystINFORME DEL PARTIDO

Moris Valincic scored the extra-time winner as GNK Dinamo Zagreb came from two goals down to beat FC Thun 3-2 in the UEFA Champions League Qualification Round 2. The Croatian side were visibly stunned after falling behind early, with Thun taking full advantage of a sluggish start to establish a commanding lead inside the opening 22 minutes.

Brighton Labeau put Thun ahead in the fourth minute from Nassim Zoukit's pass, and Marco Bürki doubled the lead in the 22nd minute with Fabio Fehr providing the assist. Dinamo began their fightback when Dion Drena Beljo scored in the 74th minute after Valincic's assist, and Lukas Kačavenda equalised four minutes later from Fran Topić's delivery. The turning point arrived in the 67th minute when Bürki was shown a red card, reducing Thun to ten men, and Dinamo capitalised in extra time as Valincic headed home Josip Mišić's cross in the 112th minute.

Dinamo dominated the statistics with 76 per cent possession, 28 shots to Thun's eight, and 14 corners against one, though they were outplayed in the first half before taking control after the break with 83 per cent possession. Valincic was the standout with a rating of 8.5 out of ten, scoring the decisive goal and providing an assist. CheckLive's model clearly favoured GNK Dinamo Zagreb, and the result confirmed that prediction, with live signals backing the home side at odds of 1.5 and 2.15 both winning. Dinamo progress without a confirmed next fixture.

Preguntas y Respuestas

What was the final score of GNK Dinamo Zagreb vs FC Thun?

GNK Dinamo Zagreb 3-2 FC Thun (UEFA Champions League, Qualification Round 2).

Who scored?

Brighton Labeau (4', assist Nassim Zoukit) for FC Thun; Marco Bürki (22', assist Fabio Fehr) for FC Thun; Dion Drena Beljo (74', assist Moris Valincic) for GNK Dinamo Zagreb; Lukas Kačavenda (78', assist Fran Topić) for GNK Dinamo Zagreb; Moris Valincic (112', assist Josip Mišić) for GNK Dinamo Zagreb.

Was GNK Dinamo Zagreb's win deserved?

It was close — an evenly matched game.

Were there any red cards in GNK Dinamo Zagreb vs FC Thun?

Yes — sent off: Marco Bürki (FC Thun, 67').

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