Legia Warsaw player hit by 'stone' in Europa League match

A player was "hit by a stone" leading to a Europa League qualifier between FK Kukesi and Legia Warsaw in Albania being abandoned.

Legia say  their defender Ondrej Duda was hit by the object just after they had taken a 2-1 lead in the match.
Play was suspended as Duda was taken off on a stretcher and had his head bandaged before changing his bloodied shirt in anticipation of the restart.
But the referee then decided to abandon the game on 51 minutes.
The second leg of the third round qualifier is due to be played in Warsaw, Poland on 6 August.
Legia were thrown out of last season's Champions League qualifying round for fielding an ineligible player during a 6-1 aggregate win over Celtic.

Bottles of water are thrown as Nemanja Nikolic of Legia Warsaw celebrates after scoring the opening goal

Head coach of Legia Warsaw Henning Berg (centre) talks to officials after the match was abandoned

Defender Duda leaves the pitch after the abandonment

There were crowd disturbances during the match in Albania

FK Kukesi fans at the match that was later abandoned