Overview

• Hamrun leveled their initial 0-2 deficit by winning 2-0 after extra time in the second leg in Malta
• The shootout required a Champions League qualifying record 28 penalty kicks, ending 11-10 in Hamrun’s favor
• Both teams’ goalkeepers converted their spot kicks before Montenegrin Jovan Cadjenovic scored the decisive penalty
• Eight players took a second kick after the first 22 attempts failed to produce a winner
• The previous Champions League qualifying shootout record was 22 kicks, while the overall UEFA record remains 34 in a 2024 Europa League tie