3 – 2
“Franculino stepped up and coolly converted from the penalty spot to give Midtjylland a 1-0 lead, opening the scoring after early pressure from the hosts following Abdou Ndiaye's yellow card had set a feisty tone.”
Pivotal“Sofus Johannesen added a second goal just two minutes into the second half, finishing to make it 2-0 and effectively ending any realistic hope Bohemians had of an aggregate comeback.”
Pivotal“Substitute Zane Myers reduced the deficit to 2-1 within five minutes of coming on, giving Bohemians renewed hope and signalling that the mass changes at the hour mark had injected fresh energy into the visitors.”
“Stanley Iheanacho restored Midtjylland's two-goal cushion at 3-1, effectively snuffing out any remaining Bohemians hope of a dramatic comeback and sealing the hosts' progression in comfort.”
Pivotal“Dayle Rooney's late strike made it 3-2 and gave the scoreline a more competitive look, though it was nothing more than a consolation with the tie and indeed the match long since decided.”
Outstanding performance

FC Midtjylland were in command from the outset, controlling 63 percent of possession and registering four big chances to Bohemians' one, and two goals before the break — Franculino's penalty and Sofus Johannesen's strike just after the interval — put the tie firmly to bed on aggregate. Bohemians' manager threw on five substitutes in a bold roll of the dice around the hour mark, and it briefly sparked life into the visitors: Zane Myers pulled one back on 62 minutes and Dayle Rooney made it 3-2 in the 88th, but Stanley Iheanacho's goal on 78 minutes had already given Midtjylland the buffer they needed. On aggregate the Danish side advance 5-2, a scoreline that flatters neither Bohemians' resilience nor the considerable gulf in quality between the two clubs on the night. Midtjylland's ability to absorb a flurry of late pressure without panic underlined their maturity at this level of European competition.
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