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Motherwell 1-0 HJK Helsinki (agg 2-1)
Motherwell are really ramping up the pressure.
Tawanda Maswanhise fires wide before Regan Charles-Cook almost capitalises on a bit of sloppiness from HJK goalkeeper Matej Markovic.

Claudio Braga's Hearts future is uncertain after a superb first season in Scottish football
Head coach Wouter Vrancken admits Claudio Braga has spoken to him about his future but is confident Hearts' star striker will remain "100% committed" for "as long as he's here".
Vrancken insisted what was said between him and last season's PFA Scotland player of the year will remain confidential and added the Portuguese striker is "staying at the moment".
Braga has been linked with a move away - following the departures of Lawrence Shankland, Cammy Devlin and Alexandros Kyziridis - but the Belgian coach is not aware of any "concrete" bids.
"I think he's staying at the moment. I'm happy when I don't hear anything! Let's hope at the beginning of September it's still like this," said Vrancken.
"Claudio and me are open with each other and the most important thing is Claudio as a personality; as long as he's here he will be 100% committed - like you saw in the last games."
Wrancken is pragmatic about the fluidity of the transfer market while being certain Hearts are prepared to fill the vacancy should Braga or another key player leave.
"It's the world of football, you have to cope and know how transfer windows can be. It's responsible for us as a club to be ready when something happens," he added.
"He's a good player and it's a transfer window so you're always a little bit nervous if he stays or not."
Vrancken on who may replace Milne against Benfica at Tynecastle
Vrancken acknowledges he has to "be realistic" about Thursday's match against Benfica, who lead 6-1 from the first leg of their Europa League third qualifying round tie.
Hearts had already been dumped out by Sturm Graz in Champions League qualifying when they suffered their joint-heaviest European defeat in Lisbon last week.
Vrancken finally got a win as Hearts head coach in the weekend thrashing of Dundee United after losing his opening four games.
And he says he is looking to back that up with a performance against Benfica he and the fans can be proud of as he begins the longer-term task of getting the side to a level where they can be competitive in Europe.
The Gorgie side will face either Rapid Vienna or Paide Linnameeskond in the Conference League play-off barring a sporting miracle at Tynecastle.
Ageu, Christian Borchgrevink, Malachi Fagan-Walcott, Craig Halkett, Stephen Kingsley, Laurent Mendy and Harry Milne are unavailable for Hearts.
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