5 – 1
“Mohamed Elyounoussi opened the scoring inside three minutes, converting after a sustained corner-kick sequence that saw a Baldoni shot blocked before the ball fell for the Norwegian to finish.”
Pivotal“Debrecen responded immediately after the break, with Dzsudzsák — one of three half-time substitutes — setting up or contributing to Bence Batik's goal within sixty seconds of the restart to make it 1-1 on the night.”
“Copenhagen restored their lead from the penalty spot after a foul was conceded, with Elyounoussi stepping up to convert and extinguish any flicker of a Debrecen comeback on the night.”
Pivotal“Alex Král converted from a corner to make it 3-1, effectively closing the game out as an contest and opening the door for Copenhagen's late flurry.”
“Andreas Cornelius wrapped up the scoring with his second goal of the evening in stoppage time, his brace from the bench completing a 5-1 victory and an 8-1 aggregate demolition of Debrecen.”
Outstanding performance

FC København needed no real motivation coming into this second leg sitting on a 3-0 aggregate lead, yet they played with an authority that suggested they had something to prove regardless. Elyounoussi struck inside three minutes from a sustained corner-kick sequence to set the tone, and though Debrecen mustered a spirited response through three half-time substitutions — with Dzsudzsák converting almost immediately after the restart — Copenhagen quickly reasserted their dominance. The statistics underline how one-sided the contest was: 22 shots to Debrecen's 10, eight big chances created to none, and a dominance rating of 68 against 44. The second half became a procession once Elyounoussi converted from the spot in the 58th minute, and Cornelius — introduced from the bench — added a ruthless finish to the evening with goals at 78' and 90', completing a 5-1 win that extended the aggregate to an overwhelming 8-1. Debrecen's triple substitution at half-time briefly unsettled Copenhagen but ultimately served only to delay the inevitable, as the Hungarian side finished the tie with six saves forced and no big chances of their own created across 90 minutes.
How entertaining was this match?
FC København head into the second leg of their UEFA Conference League third qualifying round tie against Debrecen with a commanding 3-0 first-leg advantage secured in Hungary. The Danish side need only avoid a catastrophic collapse at Parken to advance, while Debrecen face one of European football's most improbable comeback missions. Goals from Gabriel Pereira, Robert, and Andreas Cornelius painted a stark picture of the gulf between these two sides.