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james simpson
S. Graham
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Kevin O’Hara
M.Lusty
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F.Dolcini
Federico Benedettini
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T. L. Bernardi
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D. Girolomoni
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R.Doherty
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S.Rea
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Match Info

UEFA Champions League: Tre Fiori 0–1 Larne FC – Larne Edge Tight First Qualifying Round Opener

Larne FC secured a narrow 1–0 away victory over Sanmarinese side Tre Fiori in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League first qualifying round tie on July 8, 2026. The win puts the Northern Irish champions in a commanding position as they return to Inver Park for the second leg.

The match at the Stadio di Montecchio was a cautious affair in the opening stages, with both teams keen to avoid conceding an early goal. Tre Fiori, making their first Champions League appearance in several years, defended resolutely and frustrated Larne’s attacking efforts. The visitors, however, gradually took control of possession and created the better chances.

Larne’s persistence paid off in the 58th minute when a well‑worked move down the right flank ended with a low cross that was turned home by striker Ronan Hale. The goal was the difference on the night, and Larne managed the game expertly thereafter, keeping Tre Fiori at bay with disciplined defensive organisation.

Match facts:

  • Tre Fiori: 0 goals, 2 shots on target, 38% possession
  • Larne FC: 1 goal (Ronan Hale 58’), 5 shots on target, 62% possession
  • Discipline: No yellow cards issued – a clean game

The result means Larne FC will host Tre Fiori in the second leg with a one‑goal advantage. The Northern Irish side will be confident of progressing, but Tre Fiori have shown they can be dangerous on the counter‑attack. All eyes will be on Inver Park to see if the Sanmarinese champions can overturn the deficit.