“Ammar Ramadan broke the deadlock to give Dunajská Streda the lead, capitalising on a corner build-up phase to put the visitors ahead and extend their aggregate advantage to 2-0.”
Pivotal“Ramadan struck again just a minute after Babic's yellow card, doubling the lead to make it 0-2 on the night and 3-0 on aggregate, effectively ending the tie as a contest before half-time.”
Pivotal“Abdoulaye Gueye added a third in stoppage time to complete the rout, sealing a 3-0 win on the night and a comprehensive 4-0 aggregate victory for Dunajská Streda.”
Outstanding performance

Dunajská Streda arrived in Velez needing only to avoid disaster, but they produced something far more emphatic — a 3-0 win that completed a 4-0 aggregate demolition and left no room for debate over who deserved to advance in the Europa Conference League. The visitors controlled the contest from the first whistle, commanding 58% possession and generating 52 dangerous attacks to Velez's 35, and their clinical edge was brutal: five shots on target converted into three goals against a home side that managed just one effort on goal across the entire match. Ammar Ramadan was the instrument of destruction in the first half, opening the scoring on 22 minutes before doubling the advantage just 16 minutes later — the second arriving within a minute of Andro Babic's yellow card, a moment that summed up Velez's disintegrating afternoon. The hosts threw on six substitutes by the 63rd minute in a desperate attempt to shift the balance, but the tie was long dead, and Abdoulaye Gueye's stoppage-time strike merely rubbed salt into the wounds. For Dunajská Streda, this is a statement progression; for Velez, a chastening European exit that exposed significant gaps against organised continental opposition.
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