“Saba Sazonov picks up the first yellow card of a feisty contest for a foul, setting a physical tone that would see six bookings distributed across the 90 minutes.”
“Jeh opens the scoring for Partizan, assisted by Samson Nwulu, giving the hosts the lead they needed to feel comfortable in the tie at 1-0 on the night.”
Pivotal“Enes Ünal equalises for Getafe from a corner with a left-footed finish, making it 1-1 and briefly putting aggregate pressure back on Partizan.”
Pivotal“Erik Kojzek, introduced just five minutes earlier, fires Partizan back in front with Igor Miladinovic's assist, restoring the lead that would prove to be the match-winner and confirm aggregate progression.”
Pivotal“Borja Mayoral, introduced as a late Getafe substitute, is booked in stoppage time for a foul — a fitting end to a match defined by its combative edge.”
Outstanding performance

Partizan produced a disciplined and ultimately clinical home performance to eliminate Getafe 4-3 on aggregate in the Europa Conference League playoff, despite knowing that a one-goal deficit from the first leg made the task straightforward on paper. With 60 percent possession and 18 shots to Getafe's nine, Partizan controlled large portions of the match, though the scoreline remained tight. The hosts took the lead through Jeh in the 53rd minute — assisted by Samson Nwulu — but Enes Ünal pulled Getafe level from a corner on 69 minutes, briefly reigniting Getafe's faint aggregate hopes. Partizan's response was swift and decisive: Erik Kojzek, on the pitch for barely five minutes as a substitute, converted Igor Miladinovic's assist in the 76th minute to restore the lead and effectively end the contest. The match was feisty throughout — six yellow cards were distributed across both sides, with Getafe picking up the majority of the fouls — but Partizan's greater territorial dominance and their willingness to use the bench aggressively ultimately made the difference in a tie that had more tension than the aggregate margin implied.
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