Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, March 5, 2006
Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy) LLWLW 2
–
Colón (Santa Fe) WWDDW 0
Brigadier General Estanislao López

Head to Head

Lineups

COL

  1. 1Laureano TomboliniG
  2. 26Diego Martín ChitzoffD
  3. 2Federico LussenhoffD
  4. 6Alcides PiccoliD
  5. 28Alejandro CapurroM
  6. 10Giovanni HernándezM
  7. 5Martín RomagnoliM
  8. 3Juan Manuel Vargas RiscoM
  9. 22Cristian Rodrigo ZuritaM
  10. 19Germán DenisF
  11. 20Esteban FuertesF

Substitutes

  1. 21Jorge Alberto De OliveraG
  2. 4Fernando Javier CrosaD
  3. 17Cristian TavioD
  4. 7Rogelio MartínezM
  5. 8Lucas Roberto RimoldiM
  6. 15Franco Darío CangeleF
  7. 9Rubén RamírezF

GEJ

  1. 31José ValdiviezoG
  2. 23Luis Adrián MederoD
  3. 6Gabriel Rolando RamónD
  4. 4Franco SosaD
  5. 182M
  6. 19Fabio PietersM
  7. 8Marcelo QuinterosM
  8. 5Daniel RamascoM
  9. 24Daniel JuárezM
  10. 11Gustavo BalvorínF
  11. 9Héctor Ariel SilvaF

Substitutes

  1. 13Gustavo CoronelG
  2. 17Israel DamonteM
  3. 16Javier Ignacio GarcíaM
  4. 31Nelson BenítezM
  5. 10Gabriel Fernando RothM
  6. 7Maximiliano SalasM
  7. 26Juan ArrayaF

Timeline

  1. 26'
  2. 62'
  3. 65'
  4. 67'
  5. 71'
  6. 74'
  7. 81'
  8. 90'+1'
  9. 90'+9'

Argentine LPF News

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