Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Wednesday, September 7, 2005
Rosario Central DDWWW 0
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Instituto (Córdoba) WLDLD 0
Juan Domingo Perón

Head to Head

ROS leads series 1-0-1

Lineups

IACC

  1. 21Gastón Fernando PezzutiG
  2. 6Diego Raul CapriaD
  3. 18Gabriel Alfredo LobosD
  4. 13Sergio SantínD
  5. 4Lautaro Javier TrulletD
  6. 10Sebastián Alejandro ArrietaM
  7. 7Hugo Alberto BarrientosM
  8. 20Damián Gonzalo FacciutoM
  9. 8Leonel PilipauskasM
  10. 19Gonzalo BergessioF
  11. 9Gastón CaprariF

Substitutes

  1. 1Jorge CarranzaG
  2. 2Franco SanchiricoD
  3. 14Walter Adrián ZuninoD
  4. 16Alexis Nicolás CastroM
  5. 17José Miguel SánchezF

ROS

  1. 1Juan OjedaG
  2. 27Ramiro FassiD
  3. 24Ricardo MoreiraD
  4. 6Ronald RaldesD
  5. 13Germán RivarolaD
  6. 19Andrés Alejandro DíazM
  7. 4Paulo FerrariM
  8. 22Damián LedesmaM
  9. 11Emiliano PapaM
  10. 17Marco RubenF
  11. 10Pablo VittiF

Substitutes

  1. 31Jorge BrounG
  2. 5Leonardo BorzaniM
  3. 15Mauro MongesM
  4. 16Diego VillagraM
  5. 21Román DíazF

Timeline

  1. 61'
  2. 66'
  3. 68'
  4. 79'
  5. 83'
  6. 87'
  7. 91'

Argentine LPF News

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