4 – 2
“Loïs Diony converted from the penalty spot to give Omonia Nicosia the opening goal, setting the tone for what would become his landmark evening.”
Pivotal“Diony struck again to make it 2-0, assisted by Ewandro Felipe de Lima Costa, giving Omonia a commanding lead and putting Sint-Truiden in serious trouble on aggregate.”
Pivotal“Ilias Sebaoui pulled one back from the spot for Sint-Truiden, reducing the deficit to 2-1 and briefly threatening to reignite the tie — arriving just moments after Senou Coulibaly's yellow card.”
“Diony completed his hat-trick early in the second half, again assisted by Ewandro, restoring Omonia's two-goal cushion and effectively ending Sint-Truiden's hopes of advancing on aggregate.”
Pivotal“Nikolas Panagiotou added a fourth to seal a dominant night for Omonia, confirming the aggregate victory and taking the sting out of any remaining Sint-Truiden resistance.”
Outstanding performance

Omonia Nicosia secured their Europa League progression with a commanding 4-2 home victory over Sint-Truiden, overturning a first-leg deficit on aggregate to advance 7-6 across the tie. The Cypriots were clinical in a frenetic first half, with Loïs Diony converting from the spot after just 16 minutes following a penalty award, before adding a second on 29 through Ewandro Felipe de Lima Costa's assist. Sint-Truiden briefly threatened a comeback through Ilias Sebaoui's penalty — one that arrived in a frantic five-minute spell of yellow cards and mounting pressure — but Diony extinguished any hopes of a Belgian recovery with his third goal just five minutes into the second half, effectively sealing the tie. Nikolas Panagiotou added a fourth in the 82nd minute to put gloss on the scoreline, while Sebaoui's late consolation for Sint-Truiden was little more than a footnote; Omonia, despite being edged on possession and pass accuracy, created five big chances to their opponents' two and were ruthlessly efficient when it mattered.
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