Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Friday, October 21, 2005
Tiro Federal Tiro Federal LDLWW 2
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Lanús DLWWL 0
Ciudad de Lanús

Lineups

LAN

  1. 13Carlos BossioG
  2. 8Nahuel FiorettoD
  3. 20Leandro GiodaD
  4. 26Mauricio RomeroD
  5. 3Maximiliano VelázquezD
  6. 21Marcos Sebastian AguirreM
  7. 30Rodrigo ArchubiM
  8. 23Claudio Javier MariniM
  9. 29Agustín PelletieriM
  10. 15Carlos Sebastián CoriaF
  11. 9Claudio GrafF

Substitutes

  1. 1Catriel OrcelletG
  2. 17Santiago HoyosD
  3. 17Diego ValeriM
  4. 10Ariel CarreñoF
  5. 11Diego CeballosF

Tiro Federal

  1. 1Jorge Antonio VivaldoG
  2. 13Leandro AlvarezD
  3. 22Fernando CafassoD
  4. 2Ezequiel LunaD
  5. 4Gabriel RuizD
  6. 8Rodolfo AquinoM
  7. 11Hernán Leonel BujánM
  8. 13Luciano De BrunoM
  9. 18Mariano FermaniM
  10. 14Silvio IuvaléM
  11. 19Javier Ignacio CámporaF

Substitutes

  1. 21Leonel Alberto FernándezG
  2. 20Germán BasualdoD
  3. 24Carlos Fernando SavioD
  4. 17Pablo Angel CastellaM
  5. 9Daniel Alberto TilgerF

Timeline

  1. 30'
  2. 58'
  3. 64'
  4. 64'
  5. 68'
  6. 74'
  7. 76'
  8. 81'
  9. 92'

Argentine LPF News

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ESPN Tim Vickery Can Argentina's Estudiantes stop Brazil's Libertadores juggernaut? Brazilian clubs have won the last seven Copa Libertadores titles, but Argentina's Estudiantes de La Plata are determined to keep that streak from reaching eight. News ESPN News Services Veteran defender Nicolás Otamendi signs with boyhood club River Plate Veteran defender Nicolás Otamendi has signed a contract with River Plate to return to the Argentine league as a free agent from Benfica. News Boca Juniors plans Bombonera expansion to 80,000 seats After River Plate presented a project to roof its Monumental Stadium, arch-rival Boca Juniors announced it will expand the capacity of La Bombonera in the stadium's biggest ever makeover. News Argentine clubs to strike in response to Tapia travel ban Professional clubs in Argentina have agreed to strike from March 5-8 in protest against what they consider judicial persecution of Argentine Football Association president Claudio Tapia.