Luxembourg vs Estonia, 2006 World Cup Qualifying - UEFA, Group Stage 2006

· FIFA World Cup Qualifying - UEFA

Luxembourg

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0 - 2

Estonia

7': Andres Oper
79': Andres Oper (P)

About

Luxembourg are hosting Estonia at Josy Barthel Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the FIFA World Cup Qualifying - UEFA.

Game Information

Competition: FIFA World Cup Qualifying - UEFA

Venue: Josy Barthel Stadium
Location: ,
Attendance: 2,010

WCQ - UEFA Table

#	TEAM	GP	GD	PTS
1	Scotland	6	+6	13
2	Denmark	6	+9	11
3	Greece	6	-2	7
4	Belarus	6	-13	2

Full Table

Line-Ups

Luxembourg

No.	Name
	Kim Kintziger
40	Mario Mutsch
	Stephane Gillet (GK)
	Eric Hoffmann
	Claude Reiter
	Alphonse Leweck
	Rene Peters
	Sebastien Remy
	Daniel Collette
	Charles Leweck
	Paul Mannon

Luxembourg Substitutes:

Joel Kitenge, Marc Oberweis, Ben Federspiel, Tom Schnell, Claudio Da Luz, Gregory Molitor, Ernad Sabotic.

Estonia

No.	Name
	Artur Kotenko (GK)
2	Enar Jääger
	Dmitri Kruglov
	Raio Piiroja
27	Andrei Stepanov
	Aleksandr Dmitrijev
4	Ragnar Klavan
	Taavi Rahn
55	Sergei Terehhov
	T Neemelo
11	Andres Oper

Estonia Substitutes:

Mart Poom, T Kallas, Liivo Leetma, Joel Lindpere, Martin Reim, Maksim Smirnov, Kristen Viikmae.

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