Europa Conference League

Leicester City's recent history has been defined by upsetting the odds and this was a glorious triumph for Brendan Rodgers and his players, as they reached ...

Maddison to whip in with his right foot...and Evans flicked it on at the near post and it was heading on target but flicked off Fofana and over. Good composure from Fofana in the middle of the park, before Evans reads the ball well to intercept a pass towards Gotze. No big chances for either side so far, but PSV float a cross not far over the head of Zahavi. Leicester get another chance to attack and Dewsbury-Hall wins a free-kick close to the corner flag. PSV again strain to deal with a Leicester set-piece but get away with it, before Gakpo wins a free-kick for the home team. Things opened up for Leicester on the break but Barnes took too long to make a decision. Leicester stroking the ball around well in midfield with Maddison and Tielemans but Pereira's pass was too heavy. Gakpo should have released the ball to Zahavi wide left but the ball eventually finds the striker. Leicester's third sub is Ayoze Perez for Kelechi Iheanacho. Leicester starting to build pressure now, but they look a little shot-shy and toothless around the edge of the box. Then Gotze plays a lovely one-two with Veerman and is hacked down by Castagne at the expense of a booking. Excellent defending from Fofana to get across on the cover and get there before Zahavi and snuff out a counter. Excellent interplay down the right involving Pereira and Perez, and he substitute pulled the ball back from the bar-line to Maddison who slammed his shot into the roof of the net. Tielemans tries to make up for his mistake by taking a shot on from long range and a tight angle, which is skewed high, wide and handsome.

Ricardo Pereira's goal two minutes from time secured victory for Leicester at PSV Eindhoven, sending them through to the Europa Conference League ...

Lookman and Perez almost combined for a winner, minutes before Lookman and Daka were involved in the move leading to Pereira's historic moment. Even with England's log jam of forwards, he must be pushing close to a recall given his recent form. Rodgers substitutions changed the game: Leicester were second best in the first half and with their in-form opposition a goal up a comeback seemed a long way back. He had a couple of other good efforts, one cleared off the line and another forcing a fine stop from Yvon Mvogo, before the goal which he took with aplomb. 84' GREAT STOP FROM MVOGO Lookman crosses from close in on the by-line and Perez gets a touch towards goal but the keeper pushes over the bar. However, it was the third substitution, a controversial one, bringing on Perez for spearhead Kelechi Iheanacho which made the biggest difference.

A late effort from Ricardo Pereira completed a dramatic turnaround as Leicester reached their first European semi-final.

A minute later Maddison curled a shot wide that Mvogo clambered low to tip round a post but his desire to make the difference did not end there, converting the substitute Ayoze Pérez’s pullback before Pereira capped the comeback. Iheanacho hooked a clever ball over the top of the PSV defence and Daka raced through one on one with the goalkeeper Yvon Mvogo but the striker, perhaps put off by Teze’s determination to make life difficult, dropped his shot wide. A PSV supporter threw his beer towards Maddison as the midfielder was mobbed by his teammates and Brendan Rodgers was all smiles when Pereira sealed victory with two minutes to spare.

Leicester face Jose Mourinho's Roma in the last four after reaching a European semi-final for the first time.

- Maddison – 7 - Ricardo – 7 - Schmeichel – 7

Latest Leicester City news from LeicestershireLive as Brendan Rodgers' men take on PSV Eindhoven in the Netherlands in the second leg of their quarter-final ...

A player who has been substituted may take no further part in the match." Also, as is now standard across all UEFA club competitions and as you may have already noticed from the Champions League action on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, the so-called away goals rule has been abolished. The Norwegian outfit lead 2-1 going into their second leg in Italy.

James Maddison had levelled the tie with 13 minutes remaining after Youri Tielemans' error allowed Eran Zahavi to grab a first-half opener. What it means to ...

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall slipped in Lookman and he crossed for Daka, whose shot was parried by Mvogo with the ball running free for Pereira to fire in the rebound and send the Foxes into dreamland. But Leicester spurned their own glorious opening to level just after the hour when Lookman played Daka through and the striker drilled wide from the edge of the area. With 45 minute to save their European hopes, Rodgers sent on Ademola Lookman and Patson Daka for Barnes and Marc Albrighton at the break as he rolled the dice to reach the last four. Chances came and went, with Timothy Castagne heading wide and Maddison firing over as the Foxes continued to prove they would find openings. The Foxes remained undaunted and could have levelled after 33 minutes when Maddison’s drive hit Ramalho and looped over Yvon Mvogo, only for Jordan Teze to acrobatically clear off the line. The defender’s goal with two minutes left completed a brilliant turnaround to seal a 2-1 win on the night in Eindhoven in their quarter-final second leg.

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says his players have gained valuable European experience after coming from behind to win 2-1 against PSV in a Europa ...

"48 qualifications they have in Europe so this is a great experience for us. "So with all due respect to the competition, I'm not sure what it is. I'm so happy for the players as they have taken another step to reach the club's first semi-final."

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As we close in on the semi-finals of the 2021/22 Europa League, the four teams left in the competition will be eyeing a place in the showpiece final.

It will return to Spain in 2025, with the final taking place at San Mames in Bilbao. Excluding those affected by COVID-19, the final with the lowest attendance was in 2005/06, held at the PSV Stadion in Eindhoven, Netherlands. There were 33,100 fans present as Sevilla achieved the first of their six triumphs in this competition, beating Middlesbrough 4-0. The first UEFA Cup final took place in the 1971/72 season, when Tottenham beat Wolves 3-2 on aggregate. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 final was relocated to Cologne and Gdansk was granted hosting rights for 2021. Initially, the stadium was set to host the 2021 Europa League final. The stadium seats approximately 43,000 spectators, making it the ninth largest in Spain by capacity.

Leicester will play Roma for a place in the final in Tirana on 25 May, after the Serie A side overturned a 2-1 first-leg deficit against Norwegians ...

Late goals from Maddison and Ricardo see the Foxes through to the semis!

Nicolò Zaniolo scored a hat-trick as Roma were rampant in overturning a first-leg deficit, Leicester left it late to see off PSV Eindhoven and Dmitri Payet ...

Jose Mourinho will be up against Leicester next after his Roma side smashed Bodo/Glimt 4-0 to reach the semi-finals of the Europa Conference League.