5 – 1
“Prince Kwabena Adu opened the scoring for Viktoria Plzen, assisted by Cheick Souare, giving the hosts a crucial early lead they needed to begin clawing back the aggregate deficit.”
Pivotal“Patrik Hrosovsky made it 3-1, assisted by Lukas Cerv, putting Plzen firmly in control on the night and effectively settling the aggregate tie in their favor with over 25 minutes still to play.”
Pivotal“Substitute David Krcik, on just five minutes earlier, rounded off the scoring at 5-1 with Christophe Kabongo providing the assist, putting a comprehensive final stamp on Plzen's European progression.”
Outstanding performance

Viktoria Plzen produced a commanding second-leg performance to overturn a deficit and advance to the next round of the Europa League, winning 5-1 on the night and 5-4 on aggregate after a tie that swung dramatically in the second half. Plzen struck early through Prince Kwabena Adu, only for Mirko Ivanic to level almost immediately, but the complexion of the match changed entirely when Osman Bukari was dismissed for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 54th minute after Adu had already saved a penalty from the resulting sequence moments earlier. Playing against ten men, Plzen's statistical dominance — 41 shots to Zvezda's 8, ten big chances created to one, and a 74-38 dominance index — translated into a clinical second half that broke Zvezda's resistance through Denis Visinsky's penalty and Patrik Hrosovsky's close-range finish. Substitute David Krcik added gloss with a late goal in extra time, and the result means Plzen move forward in Europe while Crvena Zvezda, who had led on aggregate coming into the night, exit in deeply frustrating circumstances of their own making.
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