Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, October 1, 2005
Arsenal Sarandi DWWWD 0
–
Colón (Santa Fe) WLDLD 0
Brigadier General Estanislao López

Head to Head

ARS leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

COL

  1. 1Laureano TomboliniG
  2. 14Pablo JerezD
  3. 2Federico LussenhoffD
  4. 6Alcides PiccoliD
  5. 3Juan Manuel Vargas RiscoD
  6. 8Juan ComingesM
  7. 7Iván Moreno y FabianesiM
  8. 5Martín RomagnoliM
  9. 22Cristian Rodrigo ZuritaM
  10. 19Germán DenisF
  11. 20Esteban FuertesF

Substitutes

  1. 21Jorge Alberto De OliveraG
  2. 17Cristian TavioD
  3. 10Giovanni HernándezM
  4. 9Rubén RamírezF
  5. 15Franco Darío CangeleF

ARS

  1. 12Esteban Javier DreerG
  2. 6Víctor LópezD
  3. 14German Rodolfo NoceD
  4. 23Ibrahim SekagyaD
  5. 24Javier YacuzziD
  6. 5Gastón EsmeradoM
  7. 11Patricio GonzálezM
  8. 18Santiago HirsigM
  9. 26Santiago RaymondaM
  10. 9Silvio GonzálezF
  11. 31Victor Píriz AlvesF

Substitutes

  1. 25Sergio MatinellaG
  2. 4Darío EspínolaD
  3. 20Rodrigo MannaraM
  4. 10Javier MoralesM
  5. 17Juan CaffaF

Timeline

  1. 69'
  2. 71'
  3. 77'
  4. 78'
  5. 89'
  6. 91'

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