UEFA Europa League Wrap 22 October 2015
Andros Townsend
UEFA Europa League Anderlecht 2-1 Tottenham: Christian Eriksen (4') opened the scoring for Spurs but Guillaume Gillet (13') and Stefano Okaka (75') gave the hosts the win. Gabala 1-3 Dortmund: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a hat-trick for the visitors to give them the deserved victory on the road. Dodo (90') netted a consolation. Lazio 3-1 Rosenborg: Alessandro Matri (28') and Felipe Anderson (54') were amongst the scorers as the Italians clinched a simple victory. Sporting Lisbon 5-1 Skenderbeu: It was a goal-fest for the hosts as Alberto Aquilani (pen 38'), Fredy Montero (pen 41'), Matheus Pereira (64'), Tobias Figueiredo (69') and Matheus Pereira (77') all got on the scoresheet. Fiorentina 1-2 Lech Posznan: Dawid Kownacki (65') and MacIej Gajos (82') gave the visitors the win. Giuseppe Rossi (90') scored for the hosts. Schalke 2-2 Sparta Praha: Franco Di Santo (6') and Leroy Sane (73') were on target for the Germans while Kehinde Fatai (50') and David Lafata (63') scored for Prague. Fenerbahce 1-0 Ajax: Fernandao was the only scorer on the night as he claimed the spoils for the Turkish outfit. Molde 3-1 Celtic: Ola Kamara (11'), Vegard Forren (18') and Mohammed Elyounoussi (56') found the back of the net for the hosts to secure victory. Kris Commons (55') netted for the Scottish side. Midtjylland 1-4 Napoli: Jose Callejon (19'), Manolo Gabbiadini (31', 40') and Gonzalo Higuain (90') were the stars for the away side as they all provided goals. Villarreal 4-0 Dinamo Minsk: Cedric Bakambu netted a brace for the hosts before Roberto Soldado (61') and Eric Bailly (70') also joined the party. Braga 3-2 Marseille: Ahmed Hassan (61'), Wilson Eduardo (77') and Alan (88') were on the scoresheet for the hosts as they earned a narrow win despite Romain Alessandrini (84') and Michy Batshuayi's (87') best efforts. Other results: Dnipro 0-1 AS Saint-Etienne, Lokomotiv 1-1 Besiktas, FC Basel 1-2 Belenenses, APOEL 2-1 Asteras Tripoli, Alkmaar 0-1 Augsburg, Partizan 0-2 Bilbao, Bordeaux 0-1 Sion, PAOK 0-0 Krasnodar, Warsaw 1-1 Brugge, Vienna 3-2 Plzen, Slovan Liberec 1-1 Groningen
