UEFA Cup

FT Thursday, September 15, 2005
Strasbourg LLDDL 2
–
Graz AK Liebherr Grazer AK WLWDL 0
1st Leg · Arnold Schwarzenegger Stadium · 8,000 att.

Lineups

Graz AK

  1. 1Andreas SchranzG
  2. 7Joachim StandfestD
  3. 5Anton EhmannD
  4. 33Mario HieblingerD
  5. 25Mario MajstorovicD
  6. 26Gernot PlassneggerM
  7. 8Samir MuratovicM
  8. 18Igor DemoM
  9. 11Martin AmerhauserM
  10. 22Mario BazinaM
  11. 20James ObiorahF

Substitutes

  1. 30Heinz LienhartG
  2. 3Siakou KujabiD
  3. 14Andreas SchrottD
  4. 24Mario SonnleitnerD
  5. 9Imants BleidelisM
  6. 16Zlatko JunuzovicM
  7. 10Alen SkoroF

STR

  1. 16Stephane CassardG
  2. 2Yves DeroffD
  3. 21Karim HagguiD
  4. 5Cedric KanteD
  5. 15Arthur BokaD
  6. 19Guillaume LacourM
  7. 24Sidi KeitaM
  8. 7Alexander FarnerudM
  9. 8Rabo HosniM
  10. 14Ulrich Le PenM
  11. 9Mickael PagisF

Substitutes

  1. 1Nicolas PuydeboisG
  2. 22Haikel GmamdiaD
  3. 28Habib BellaidD
  4. 10Pontus FarnerudM
  5. 13Salim ArracheM
  6. 20Amara DianeF
  7. 32Kevin GameiroF

Timeline

  1. 1'
  2. 45'
  3. 54'
  4. 58'
  5. 71'
  6. 79'
  7. 80'
  8. 90'

UEFA Cup News

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