Espanyol 2 - Teplice 0

Espanyol: Iraizoz; Zabaleta, Jarque, Lopo, Armando Sá; Fredson, Costa; Juanfran (Moisés 88'), De la Peña (Jofre 92'), Riera (Ito 69'); Luis García. 4-2-3-1.
Teplice: Kolar; Kaufman (Karlik 82'), Rada, Hunal, Krmas; Benat, Jirsak (Dolezal 82'), Sabou, Verbir; Masek, Varadi (Rilke 75'). 4-4-2.

Goals:
1-0. 80. Fredson. From a yard out after De la Peña back-heel pass.
2-0. 93. Jofre. Beat offside trap to run through and round keeper to score.

Espanyol beat Teplice 2-0 in their second leg match to join Sevilla in the league stage. The Czech side complained about the late kick-off time, but they had the first chance when Masek forced a first class save out of Iraizoz, who once again replaced Kameni. But the Spaniards came close when Luis García just failed to get on the end of Riera's cross, and when De la Peña fired a long shot over the bar.

Sabou gave the local fans a fright after the restart when he got ahead of the defence to meet a long cross but couldn't steer it under the bar. Otherwise though Espanyol were starting to take command, and Juanfran was upset when the Turkish referee turned down his penalty appeal after he was clearly tripped in the area.

A few minutes later though the home side went ahead, Armando Sá's cross being controlled by De la Peña who, with his back to goal, back-heeled the ball into the path of Fredson for him to run it in to the net. Zabaleta had another penalty appeal turned down when he was fouled by Rada, but with the game in injury time late substitute Jofre put the game beyond doubt after picking up a long ball from Luis García to round the keeper and score.