Champions League review:Portuguese side Braga qualified for the lucrative Champions League group stages after an emphatic win over Sevilla tonight. Lima netted a hat-trick as Braga won 4-3 in Spain to progress 5-3 on aggregate.
The visitors, who knocked Celtic out in the previous round, held a 1-0 lead following the first leg and goals from Matheus after 31 minutes and Lima after 58 minutes, three minutes after he came on as a substitute, put the visitors 3-0 up on aggregate.
Luis Fabiano pulled a goal back after 60 minutes and Jesus Navas pulled Sevilla level on the night after 84 minutes.
However, one minute later Lima netted his second before he added his third, leaving Frederic Kanoute’s stoppage-time strike in vain as Sevilla fell into the Europa League.
Basle won 3-0 in Moldova to complete a 4-0 aggregate success over FC Sheriff.
Marco Streller scored after 74 minutes and Alexander Frei netted twice in the final six minutes to seal victory.
FC Sheriff finished the game with 10 men after captain Vazha Tarkhnishvili was sent off for two bookable offences after 76 minutes.
Erin Zahavi scored in the 92nd minute as Hapoel Tel-Aviv claimed a 4-3 aggregate success over Salzburg, who had taken the lead through Douglas da Silva’s own goal three minutes before the break. The second leg ended 1-1.
Giampaolo Pazzini scored twice in the first half to level Sampdoria's tie with Werder Bremen at 3-3 on aggregate and when Antonio Cassano found the net in the 85th minute they looked to have clinched it.
However, a stunning strike from Rosenborg in final minute forced extra-time and Claudio Pizarro drilled home a winner for the German side for a 5-4 aggregate win.
A 2-2 draw after 90 minutes meant Anderlecht and Partizan Belgrade went to extra-time with the scores locked at 4-4. After a goalless 30 minutes it went to penalties but the Belgians skied three of theirs and Serbs booked their place in the group stages, despite seeing two saved.