Europa League
Flekken and Leban stage spectacular saves in Leverkusen‑Celje
On Wednesday 16 September 2026, a three‑minute‑fourteen‑second video was published in which both Leban and Flekken, the goalkeepers of Bayer 04 Leverkusen and NK Celje, excel with spectacular saves during their Europa League duel. The clip, labelled as VIDEO, provides a compact overview of the most impressive moments from the match.
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The Europa League match between Bayer 04 Leverkusen and NK Celje provided a platform for the two goalkeepers to showcase their reflexes. Both Leban and Flekken delivered spectacular saves that are central in the video.
The clip carries the label VIDEO and has a duration of three minutes and fourteen seconds. This format makes it possible to review the key actions quickly.
Besides the goalkeeper highlights, the feed includes a one‑minute‑twenty‑four‑second video about the dismissal of CEO Peter Willems at the football association. Another clip of one minute and fifty‑nine seconds shows the Red Dragons qualifying for the quarter‑finals of the European Volleyball Championship. Furthermore, there is a one‑minute‑forty‑six‑second video about the meeting of Anderlecht with Lyon.
A three‑minute‑fourteen‑second segment also celebrates the mural of Johan Museeuw, thirty years after his world title in cycling.
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