UEFA Champions League

FT Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Anorthosis DWWLL 0
–
Rangers WWWLW 2
2nd Leg - Rangers win 4-1 on aggregate · Ibrox Stadium · 48,500 att.

Head to Head

RAN leads series 1-0

Lineups

RAN

  1. 25Ronald WaterreusG
  2. 2Fernando RicksenD
  3. 18Jose Pierre-FanfanD
  4. 16Julien RodriguezD
  5. 3Michael BallD
  6. 6Barry FergusonM
  7. 24Ian MurrayM
  8. 4Thomas BuffelM
  9. 26Peter LovenkrandsF
  10. 10Nacho NovoF
  11. 9Dado PrsoF

Substitutes

  1. 1Stefan KlosG
  2. 5Marvin AndrewsD
  3. 12Robert MalcolmD
  4. 15Zurab KhizanishviliD
  5. 8Alex RaeM
  6. 19Steven ThompsonF
  7. 44Ross McCormackF

ANO

  1. 1Antonis GeorgallidesG
  2. 4Nikos KatsabakisD
  3. 20Georgios XenidisD
  4. 78Loukas LoukaM
  5. 6Marco HaberM
  6. 16Christos MaragosM
  7. 5Nikos NikolaouM
  8. 14Temuri KetsbaiaM
  9. 7Savvas PoursaitidesF
  10. 9Klementi TsitaishviliF
  11. 11Nikos FrousosF

Substitutes

  1. 31Zoltan NagyG
  2. 12Costas KonstantinouD
  3. 19Michalis MarkouD
  4. 18Iakovos TsolakidesM
  5. 23Constantinos SamarasM
  6. 2Savas ParmakisM
  7. 21Leonidas KampantaisF

Timeline

  1. 39'
  2. 52'
  3. 58'
  4. 64'
  5. 66'
  6. 72'
  7. 74'
  8. 85'

UEFA Champions League News

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