Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, October 1, 2005
Lanús LWDDD 0
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Gimnasia La Plata LWLLW 1
Juan Carmelo Zerillo (El Bosque)

Head to Head

LAN leads series 2-0-3

Lineups

GLP

  1. 1Carlos Fernando Navarro MontoyaG
  2. 6Marcelo GouxD
  3. 21Diego HernerD
  4. 2Jorge San EstebanD
  5. 16Nicolás CabreraM
  6. 5Matías EscobarM
  7. 23Esteban GonzálezM
  8. 25Lucas LichtM
  9. 10Lucas LobosM
  10. 22Jorge Elio CerveraF
  11. 9Abella Gonzalo VargasF

Substitutes

  1. 12Nereo FernándezG
  2. 14Ariel Horacio FrancoD
  3. 27Juan Ernesto CasadoM
  4. 3Héctor Daniel RomeroM
  5. 20Alejandro DelorteF

LAN

  1. 13Carlos BossioG
  2. 20Leandro GiodaD
  3. 4Rodolfo GraiebD
  4. 26Mauricio RomeroD
  5. 3Maximiliano VelázquezD
  6. 21Marcos Sebastian AguirreM
  7. 30Rodrigo ArchubiM
  8. 23Claudio Javier MariniM
  9. 29Agustín PelletieriM
  10. 17Diego ValeriM
  11. 28Cristian Gastón FabbianiF
  12. 9Claudio GrafF

Substitutes

  1. 1Catriel OrcelletG
  2. 17Santiago HoyosD
  3. 10Ariel CarreñoF
  4. 11Diego CeballosF
  5. 15Carlos Sebastián CoriaF

Timeline

  1. 41'
  2. 74'
  3. 77'
  4. 78'
  5. 81'
  6. 82'
  7. 92'

Argentine LPF News

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