Spanish LALIGA
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Saturday, February 5, 2005
Anoeta Stadium · 15,500 att.
Head to Head
VAL leads series 1-0-4
Lineups
RSO
- 13Asier RiesgoG
- 3Da Silva Luiz AlbertoD
- 6Mikel LabakaD
- 19Javier GarridoD
- 29Iban ZubiaurreD
- 8Valeri KarpinM
- 11Mikel AranburuM
- 22Mikel AlonsoM
- 24Xabi PrietoM
- 9Darko KovacevicF
- 15Kahveci NihatF
Substitutes
- 1Alberto López FernándezG
- 14Aitor López RekarteD
- 41Martinez Mikel GonzalezD
- 17Igor GabilondoM
- 20José BarkeroM
- 21Oscar De PaulaF
- 33Gorka LarreaF
VAL
- 1Santiago CañizaresG
- 3Fabio AurelioD
- 5Carlos MarchenaD
- 12Marco CaneiraD
- 17David NavarroD
- 24Emiliano MorettiD
- 6David AlbeldaM
- 7Stefano FioreM
- 8Rubén BarajaM
- 9Bernardo CorradiF
- 11Marco Di VaioF
Substitutes
- 13Andrés PalopG
- 15Amedeo CarboniD
- 19Francisco RufeteM
- 21Pablo AimarM
- 10Miguel Angel AnguloF
- 18Francisco Munoz XiscoF
- 20MistaF
Timeline
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