Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, October 1, 2005
Instituto (Córdoba) DDDDW 0
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Argentinos Juniors DWLWD 1
Diego Armando Maradona

Head to Head

IACC leads series 2-0

Lineups

ARGJ

  1. 1Marcelo Luis PontiroliG
  2. 2Diego Martín CoccaD
  3. 24Juan HerbellaD
  4. 26Nicolás ParejaD
  5. 21Ariel SeltzerD
  6. 8Gastón MachínM
  7. 10Leonardo PisculichiM
  8. 17Marcelo SarmientoM
  9. 20Sergio ZanabriaM
  10. 9Silvio CarrarioF
  11. 23Juan MartínezF

Substitutes

  1. 12Juan CarreraG
  2. 6Leandro Roberto FleitasD
  3. 11Matías CórdobaM
  4. 30Sebastián SettiM
  5. 22Darío GandínF

IACC

  1. 22Damián GrossoG
  2. 6Diego Raul CapriaD
  3. 18Gabriel Alfredo LobosD
  4. 2Franco SanchiricoD
  5. 14Walter Adrián ZuninoD
  6. 8Leonel PilipauskasD
  7. 10Sebastián Alejandro ArrietaM
  8. 7Hugo Alberto BarrientosM
  9. 16Alexis Nicolás CastroM
  10. 20Damián Gonzalo FacciutoM
  11. 19Gonzalo BergessioF

Substitutes

  1. 1Jorge CarranzaG
  2. 3Pablo BrandánD
  3. 15Pablo Ricardo AñañosM
  4. 23Juan Pablo RaponiM
  5. 9Gastón CaprariF

Timeline

  1. 54'
  2. 75'
  3. 75'
  4. 82'
  5. 82'
  6. 88'
  7. 94'

Argentine LPF News

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