Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, August 21, 2005
Olimpo DWLDD 0
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Instituto (Córdoba) WLWWL 0
Juan Domingo Perón

Head to Head

Lineups

IACC

  1. 21Gastón Fernando PezzutiG
  2. 18Gabriel Alfredo LobosD
  3. 2Franco SanchiricoD
  4. 13Sergio SantínD
  5. 4Lautaro Javier TrulletD
  6. 15Pablo Ricardo AñañosM
  7. 10Sebastián Alejandro ArrietaM
  8. 3Pablo BrandánM
  9. 8Leonel PilipauskasM
  10. 19Gonzalo BergessioF
  11. 11Maximiliano CastanoF

Substitutes

  1. 1Jorge CarranzaG
  2. 20Damián Gonzalo FacciutoD
  3. 14Walter Adrián ZuninoD
  4. 23Juan Pablo RaponiM
  5. 31Gastón CaprariF

OBB

  1. 12Carlos Angel RoaG
  2. 3Christian DíazD
  3. 2Mauro LaspadaD
  4. 4Jorge MartínezD
  5. 5Javier PáezD
  6. 23Leandro BenítezM
  7. 30Pablo César FernándezM
  8. 7Rogelio MartínezM
  9. 8Renato Enrique RiggioM
  10. 9Ismael BlancoF
  11. 18Ezequiel MaggioloF

Substitutes

  1. 1Julio GaonaG
  2. 13Matías VillavicencioD
  3. 31Martín WagnerD
  4. 22Pablo RodriguezM
  5. 29Hugo Cesar CostelaF
  6. 11Leandro GonzálezF

Timeline

  1. 54'
  2. 60'
  3. 71'
  4. 71'
  5. 81'
  6. 92'

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