Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, August 27, 2005
Argentinos Juniors DLWWD 1
–
Independiente DWWDD 1
Independiente

Head to Head

IND leads series 2-1

Lineups

IND

  1. 25Bernardo LeyendaG
  2. 36Fernando Gabriel CáceresD
  3. 6Eduardo DomínguezD
  4. 21Marcelo Fabián MéndezD
  5. 35Cristian BigliaM
  6. 7Esteban Santiago BujánM
  7. 18Mariano HerrónM
  8. 4Martín PautassoM
  9. 8Lucas PusineriM
  10. 10Sergio AgüeroF
  11. 19Nicolás FrutosF

Substitutes

  1. 22Oscar UstariG
  2. 28Juan EluchansD
  3. 15Emiliano ArmenterosM
  4. 20Martín FabroM
  5. 9Eduardo Ariel Bustos MontoyaF

ARGJ

  1. 1Marcelo Luis PontiroliG
  2. 2Diego Martín CoccaD
  3. 24Juan HerbellaD
  4. 8Gastón MachínD
  5. 26Nicolás ParejaD
  6. 21Ariel SeltzerD
  7. 33Matías CórdobaM
  8. 5Facundo PérezM
  9. 17Marcelo SarmientoM
  10. 11Silvio CarrarioF
  11. 9Leonardo PisculichiF

Substitutes

  1. 12Juan CarreraG
  2. 4Pablo Daniel De MunerD
  3. 20Sergio ZanabriaM
  4. 22Darío GandínF
  5. 23Juan MartínezF

Timeline

  1. 52'
  2. 55'
  3. 65'
  4. 67'
  5. 75'
  6. 81'
  7. 87'
  8. 94'

Argentine LPF News

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