Mallorca 1 - Copenhagen 1

Mallorca: Miki; Olaizola, Lussenhoff, Vicente, Poli; Raúl Martín (Campano 53'), Marcos, Ligüera (Nagore 53'), Stankovic (Toni González 70'); Bruggink, Jesús Perera. 4-4-2.
Copenhagen: Kihistedt; Tobiasen, Svensson, Albrechtsen, Christiansen (Bergvold 86'); Bisgaard, Nielsen, Noerregard, Roll (Moeller 72'); Zuma, Santos. 4-4-2.

Goals:
1-0. 68. Campano. Header into roof of net after Nagore chipped ball across.
1-1. 87. Albrechtsen. Got on the end of curled cross to steer header past keeper.

Mallorca won through to the next round of the competition after beating Copenhagen 3-2 on aggregate, although they made it hard on themselves at the end when the Danes fought back. Luis Aragonés put out a reserve side after their away win in Denmark, with Jesús Parera and Bruggink up front and Ligüera playing in the hole just behind them. But they struggled to find their form and keeper Miki had to be at his best to keep out the visiting forwards, in particular making one first class save from Noerregard before the break.

Aragonés decided to ring the changes early in the second half, bringing on Nagore and Campano for youngster Raúl Martín and for a disappoiniting Ligüera. And it was Campano who put the fans' minds at rest heading home Nagore's cross a quarter of an hour later. With a 1-2 lead from the first leg that should have been that, but with three minutes to go central defender Albrechtsen (the man who had scored at both ends in the first leg) popped up again to steer a header past Miki. And it took another great save from the reserve keeper in the last minute to stop the Danes from squaring the tie. Mallorca's name will go into the hat for the third round draw, but only just.