Football club Partizan has learned its potential opponent in the second qualifying round of the Europa League. If they defeat AEK Larnaca in the first round, the black-and-whites will face the winner of the tie between Celje from Slovenia and Sabah from Azerbaijan. Partizan will play the first leg on July 10 at their home stadium in Humska, with the return leg seven days later in Cyprus. If they advance, the second qualifying round matches will be held on July 24 and the return leg seven days later. Between the first and second rounds, the Serbian Super League will begin, where Partizan will play against Železničar Pančevo in the opening round.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets focus on the sporting challenge and the importance of Partizan’s success in European competitions as a symbol of national pride and sporting development. They emphasize the team’s preparation and the significance of the matches for Serbian football’s international reputation.
Center: Center-leaning sources provide straightforward reporting on the fixtures, dates, and opponents, focusing on factual information about the matches and the schedule. They maintain a neutral tone, highlighting the logistics and the competitive context without much editorializing.
Right: Right-leaning media often frame Partizan’s European campaign as a matter of national pride and resilience, sometimes emphasizing the club’s historical significance and the symbolic importance of success against foreign teams. They may also highlight the challenges faced by Serbian clubs in European competitions and stress the need for strong performances.
