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          2017-18 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying First Round
          Europa FC Europa FC EUR
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          AET Agg. 3–4
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          The New Saints The New Saints TNS
          • Liam Walker (53')
          • Enrique Gómez (58')
          • Alex Quillo (58')
          • Wesley Fletcher (37')
          • Iván Moya (37' OG)
          • Scott Quigley (41', 104')
          2nd Leg - The New Saints win 4-3 on aggregate
          2nd Leg - The New Saints win 4-3 on aggregate

          Quigley nets winner as The New Saints advance in Champions League qualifying

          Jul 4, 2017
          • PA Sport

          Scott Quigley's extra-time goal helped The New Saints secure a place in the Champions League second qualifying round as they secured a 3-1 win at Gibraltar's Europa FC, who had two men sent off in the space of as many second-half minutes.
          The Welsh Premier League side had been trailing 2-1 from the first leg, but Scott Ruscoe's side levelled the tie on aggregate at the Estadio Algarve after 37 minutes when defender Ivan Moya diverted a free-kick from Ryan Brobbell into his own net.
          TNS were still behind on away goals, but edged ahead four minutes before the break when Quigley - also on target in the first leg - turned in Aeron Edwards' pass.
          Europa went close themselves ahead of the interval as Jesus Toscano saw his effort hit the woodwork.
          The Gibraltar side eventually reduced the arrears on 53 minutes when Liam Walker converted a penalty following handball.
          Just two minutes later, though, Europa had forward Kike Gomez sent off for stamping on Ryan Price with Spanish midfielder Alex Quillo then collecting two quick yellow cards from the Belgian referee to leave the Gibraltar side to play out the final half-hour of normal time with only nine men.
          Jon Routledge and Jamie Mullan both saw efforts just off target as TNS pushed for a winner, before Brobbell had a 20-yard strike tipped over.
          In the first period of extra-time, TNS went close again as substitute Adrian Cieslewicz had an overhead kick cleared off the line.
          The Welsh side, though, were not to be denied as, with 104 minutes on the clock, Quigley collected Mullan's pass and dispatched a low shot into the far corner to seal a second-round qualifying tie against Rijeka of Croatia.