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Malmö FF had won the first meeting 2-0 and only needed to avoid a two-goal deficit to advance to the round of 16 in the women's Champions League.
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It would take a lot for Malmö to lose its 2-0 lead against St. The pool.
And the home team got off to a flying start. Already in the eighth minute, the goal score was broken. Ellen Löfqvist poked the ball in after a header from Hlin Eiriksdottir.
Malmö continued on the beaten path - and another header led to a goal. Zecira Musovic started the attack with a long ball to Izzy D'Aquila who headed the ball on to Tuva Skoog. Skoog came free against St. Pölten's goalkeeper, and was able to put her away before she poked the ball in.
The meeting eventually ended 3-0, and a total of 5-0 over two meetings after Izzy D'Aquila set the match point.
With the victory, Malmö FF is thus ready for the round of 16, for the first time in the club's history.
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