Bnei Yehuda left Israel for Greece on Wednesday morning for tomorrow's Europa League clash against PAOK Thessaloniki.<br /><br />Dele Aiyenugba, who has been frozen from the Nigeria selection since Stephen Keshi took over as boss, conceded two goals within a space of 10 minutes in the first leg as Bnei Yehuda fell 0-2 at home to the Greek side.<br /><br />In Aiyeugba's personal opinion, Bnei Yehuda can still qualify for the next round of the competition, which is not an easy task because they come up against PAOK and their passionate fans.<br /><br />''It's a good question whether we can go there and win. I believe it will even happen. PAOK Thessaloniki is a big team. We'll try to come as lions and do the impossible. Anything is possible in football, I think it's possible that we get to the next stage, all belief,'' said Aiyenugba to Israeli media just before his team left for Istanbul.<br /><br />Bnei Yehuda won their last away game in the competition against Armenian Premier League pacesetters, Shirak FC by 1 - 0.<br /><br />&nbsp;<br />