Israeli Goalkeeper Lior Glitchlich Wins Austrian Cup Match on Penalties
Israeli goalkeeper Lior Glitchlich made his debut for Wolfsberger AC on Sunday, helping the team secure a 7-6 victory over Parndorf in a penalty shootout in the Austrian Cup. The match ended 2-2 after 120 minutes, with Wolfsberger advancing to the next round after their fourth-tier opponents missed two crucial penalties.
Glitchlich's team secured the win after a tense shootout, with the Austrian club sweating it out despite the opponent's misses. The victory marks a successful debut for the Israeli player in the Austrian competition.
In other European football news, Israeli midfielder Moanes Dabbur came off the bench in the 83rd minute as Red Star Belgrade defeated Partizan 2-1 in a derby match. Additionally, Ramzi Safouri played 72 minutes for Antalyaspor in their 2-1 home loss to Sivasspor.
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