UEFA Champions League

FT Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Shakhtar Donetsk DWLLL 1
–
Internazionale WWWDW 1
2nd Leg - Internazionale win 3-1 on aggregate · San Siro

Head to Head

INT leads series 1-0

Lineups

INT

  1. 12Julio César De LeónG
  2. 4Javier ZanettiD
  3. 33Pierre WomeD
  4. 23Marco MaterazziD
  5. 2Iván CórdobaD
  6. 5Dejan StankovicM
  7. 15Santiago SolariM
  8. 19Esteban CambiassoM
  9. 20Alvaro RecobaF
  10. 10AdrianoF
  11. 30Obafemi MartinsF

Substitutes

  1. 1Francesco ToldoG
  2. 13Ferreira Ze MariaD
  3. 16Giuseppe FavalliD
  4. 25Walter SamuelD
  5. 6Cristiano ZanettiM
  6. 8David PizarroM
  7. 14Juan Sebastián VerónM
  8. 9Julio CruzF

SHK

  1. 16Jan LastuvkaG
  2. 3Tomás HübschmanD
  3. 4Anatoliy TymoschukD
  4. 26Razvan RatD
  5. 18Mariusz LewandowskiM
  6. 6Ihor DuljajM
  7. 9Francesco MatuzalemM
  8. 25BrandãoM
  9. 33Darijo SrnaM
  10. 29Ciprian MaricaF
  11. 36Elano BlumerF

Substitutes

  1. 1Stipe PletikosaG
  2. 14Flavius StoicanD
  3. 10Zvonimir VukicM
  4. 38Rodrigues JadsonM
  5. 2Cosmin BarcauanF
  6. 7FernandinhoF
  7. 20Oleksiy BeylykF

Timeline

  1. 13'
  2. 26'
  3. 46'
  4. 65'
  5. 71'
  6. 73'
  7. 83'
  8. 86'

UEFA Champions League News

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