Svit Sešlar opened the scoring in the 22nd minute with a penalty, suggesting that the previously underestimated Armenian side could challenge the opposition. This early breakthrough was followed by a notable free-kick goal from Artur Serobyan before the first half concluded. The scoreline was ultimately made 2-1 in the second half by a goal from Franc.
Following the match in Yerevan, experienced Mario Kvesić addressed the team’s performance. While acknowledging the disappointment of the defeat, he maintained an optimistic outlook. He stated that the players discouraged any display of negativity.
Kvesić commented that the team had performed well for significant portions of the game, controlling possession and creating multiple scoring opportunities. He noted that although the opponent managed to equalize with a goal, the team subsequently conceded another. The article references the Celje players during their first match against Ararat, highlighting the club’s confidence in advancing.
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