Czarni Sosnowiec one step from Women’s Champions League

Czarni Antrans Sosnowiec kept their Women’s Champions League hopes alive by defeating Spartak Myjava 4-2 in the final of the second-round qualifying tournament in Pafos. The result sends the Polish side into the third and final round of qualification.

Important step in qualifying

The match was the final of a second-round qualifying tournament staged in Cyprus, and Czarni made it count. Their victory over the Slovak club means they remain in contention for a place in the Women’s Champions League proper.

Winning a final in this format carried clear significance: progression. By coming through against Spartak Myjava, the team from Sosnowiec moved one step closer to reaching the competition.

Pafos success keeps campaign alive

The game in Pafos finished 4-2, with Czarni holding a 3-2 lead at the break before going on to complete the job. That scoreline underlined both the challenge of the occasion and the attacking return that ultimately took the Polish side through.

For Czarni Antrans Sosnowiec, the outcome is straightforward and valuable. They have advanced from the second round and now face the final hurdle in qualifying.

Final round now awaits

There is still work to do, but the path is now clear: Czarni Antrans Sosnowiec have reached the third round, which is the last stage of qualification. After coming through the tournament in Cyprus, they are now one tie away from completing their push for the Women’s Champions League.

• Czarni Antrans Sosnowiec beat Spartak Myjava 4-2
• The match was played in Pafos, Cyprus
• It was the final of the second-round qualifying tournament
• Czarni advanced to the third and final qualifying round