Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, September 18, 2005
Olimpo DDDLW 2
–
Racing Club WWLWL 2
Presidente Perón

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

RAC

  1. 25Gustavo CampagnuoloG
  2. 24Gustavo CabralD
  3. 6Diego CrosaD
  4. 2622D
  5. 18Martín Ariel VitaliD
  6. 20Rubén Oscar CapriaM
  7. 17Milovan MirosevicM
  8. 9Sebastián RomeroM
  9. 14Diego Pablo SimeoneM
  10. 16Luis Alberto BenítezF
  11. 7Raúl Enrique EstévezF

Substitutes

  1. 22Sergio RomeroG
  2. 15Cristian LedesmaM
  3. 10Angel MoralesM
  4. 8Javier VillarrealM
  5. 29José Luis Villanueva AhumadaF

OBB

  1. 12Carlos Angel RoaG
  2. 3Christian DíazD
  3. 14Ariel GarcéD
  4. 4Jorge MartínezD
  5. 5Javier PáezD
  6. 23Leandro BenítezM
  7. 29Hugo Cesar CostelaM
  8. 7Rogelio MartínezM
  9. 14Gerardo Ariel SolanaM
  10. 17David RamirezM
  11. 18Ezequiel MaggioloF

Substitutes

  1. 1Julio GaonaG
  2. 6Matías VillavicencioD
  3. 30Pablo César FernándezM
  4. 8Renato Enrique RiggioM
  5. 9Ismael BlancoF

Timeline

  1. 42'
  2. 45'
  3. 45'
  4. 47'
  5. 57'
  6. 58'
  7. 66'
  8. 70'
  9. 76'
  10. 85'
  11. 93'

Argentine LPF News

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