Champions League results

Results from the Champions League Qualifying Round 3 first leg matches on Wednesday:

Celtic (Scotland) – Qarabag Agdam (Azerbaijan) 1-0 (halftime: 0-0)
Steaua Bucharest (Romania) – Partizan Belgrade (Serbia) 1-1 (halftime: 0-0)
Salzburg (Austria) – Malmo (Sweden) 2-0 (halftime: 0-0)
HJK Helsinki (Finland) – Astana (Kazakhstan) 0-0 (halftime: 0-0)
Lech Poznan (Poland) – FC Basel (Switzerland) 1-3 (halftime: 1-1)

Tuesday, July 28, first leg
Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia) – Molde (Norway) 1-1 (halftime: 1-1)
Videoton FC (Hungary) – BATE Borisov (Belarus) 1-1 (halftime: 0-0)
Young Boys (Switzerland) – Monaco (France) 1-3 (halftime: 0-0)
Fenerbahce (Turkey) – Shakhtar Donetsk (Ukraine) 0-0 (halftime: 0-0)
Panathinaikos (Greece) – Club Bruges (Belgium) 2-1 (halftime: 1-1)
Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) – Viktoria Plzen (Czech Republic) 1-2 (halftime: 0-2)
Midtjylland (Denmark) – APOEL Nicosia (Cyprus) 1-2 (halftime: 0-2)
Milsami Orhei (Moldova) – Skenderbeu (Albania) 0-2 (halftime: 0-0)
CSKA Moscow (Russia) – Sparta Prague (Czech Republic) 2-2 (halftime: 1-1)

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