Olympiacos vs Jagiellonia Białystok

Olympiacos opened their Europa League campaign with a battling 2-1 comeback win over Jagiellonia in Piraeus, overturning an early deficit to claim the points at home. The standout moment came from an unlikely source: Mexican forward Armando González, making his European debut for the club, netting the equalizer just before the break. Jagiellonia struck first through Kajetan Szmyt in the 20th minute, finishing off a Nik Prelec assist to silence the home crowd. Olympiacos responded before halftime when González converted from close range in the 43rd minute following a corner. González was withdrawn just after the hour mark, and his replacement Roman Yaremchuk proved the difference, heading home a Remo Freuler cross in the 84th minute to complete the turnaround. No cards or penalties disrupted the contest. The win hands Olympiacos a perfect start to their league-phase campaign and three valuable points, with González's instant impact off the bench a promising sign for the season ahead. For Jagiellonia, it's a tough opening setback despite a bright start, leaving them needing a response in their next league-phase outing.