Mallorca 0 - Spartak Moscow 1

Mallorca: Miki; Edu Moya, Olaizola, Lussenhoff, Toni González; Correa (Campano 63'), Nagore (Colsa 84'), Marcos, Nené; Bruggink, Eto'o (Jesús Perera 46'). 4-4-2.
Spartak: Lomaia; Parfyonov, Petkovic, Mitreski, Kovtun; Trobok, Kalinichenko; Samedov, Hrman, Ivanov; Pjanovic. 4-2-3-1.

Goals:
0-1. 43. Samedov. Beat Miki from close up after good work by Hrman and Pjanovic.

Mallorca went through to the fourth round thanks to the three goal lead from the first leg, although they put in a disappointing performance in the return match and ended up losing to their Russian opponents. Luis Aragonés's side have not won in the San Moix in three months, and the manager decided to give a run out to some of his reserve players to see if they fared any better.

Correa hit the bar in the third minute and Toni González tested keeper Lomaia with a long shot, and for a while it seemed that they were on the way to another easy win. But Miki had to be at his best to save from Kalinichenko later in the half, and two minutes before the break the visitors took the lead after a mistake by Nene, Pjanovic setting up Samedov for him to beat the keeper from close range.

Despite the adverse scoreline Aragonés decided to rest Eto'o at the break, bringing on Perera who went close early on in the half. But the local fans started to get restless as the game wore on, and when Hrman hit the bar eight minutes from the end there were groans and whistles from the stands. In the end the Spaniards went through, but not quite the way they wanted and the small crowd went home with mixed feelings.