Albanian Cup – Vllaznia draw with Dinamo, Egnatia draw with Elbasani

The first two semifinal matches of the Albanian Cup ended in draws. Egnatia and Elbasani drew 1–1 in the first semifinal. The match in Rrogozhinë stayed open for both teams. Everything remains undecided for the return leg.

The home side started strongly. Sota gave Egnatia the lead in the 5th minute. However, Elbasani responded before halftime. Ze Gomes equalized in the 44th minute.

The second half brought no goals. Both teams settled for a draw. The ticket to the next round will be decided at “Elbasan Arena.” Meanwhile, Vllaznia drew 1–1 with Dinamo. The result keeps everything open for the decisive match in Shkodra.

The red-and-blues continue their fight for two trophies. The whole city supports them at every step.

The return matches will be played on April 23.

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