GAP Connah S Quay FC have secured a stunning 2-0 victory over Kilmarnock, advancing to the next Europa League round with a 3-2 aggregate win. The Welsh side, led by manager Andy Morrison, recovered from a 2-1 first leg defeat to earn an unlikely win. Callum Morris' penalty proved decisive for the Nomads, who will now face Partizan Belgrade of Serbia in the next round. Ryan Wignall gave the part-time visitors the lead, and despite being sent off later in the game, the Nomads held on for a glorious win. Kilmarnock's new manager Angelo Alessio suffered his first defeat, and the home fans were left frustrated by their team's lack of firepower. GAP Connah S Quay FC's game plan worked perfectly, as they sat deep and defended heroically, before striking when the time was right. The Nomads' boss Andy Morrison was delighted with his team's performance, and the win marks a significant milestone for the Welsh Premier League runners-up. The match was marked by controversy, with Stuart Findlay's dismissal for conceding the penalty that Morris converted. GAP Connah S Quay FC's Lewis Brass pulled off several fine stops to deny Kilmarnock, and the Nomads' wide players caused problems for the home team's defense. The win is a significant achievement for the Nomads, and they will now look to build on this momentum in the next round. GAP Connah S Quay FC's fans will be thrilled with the result, and the team will be eager to prove themselves against Partizan Belgrade. The Europa League campaign is heating up, and GAP Connah S Quay FC are ready to take on the challenge. With this win, the Nomads have proven themselves to be a force to be reckoned with in the competition, and they will be looking to cause more upsets in the future.