Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, April 8, 2006
San Lorenzo WWDLD 1
–
Tiro Federal Tiro Federal LDLLW 0
Newell´s Old Boys

Head to Head

SLO leads series 1-0

Lineups

Tiro Federal

  1. 12Pablo Del VecchioG
  2. 6Miguel AbrigoD
  3. 22Fernando CafassoD
  4. 3Pablo MeloD
  5. 15Diego AlonsoD
  6. 20Germán BasualdoM
  7. 10Luciano De BrunoM
  8. 14Silvio IuvaléM
  9. 26Eduardo VilceM
  10. 18Lucas BarriosF
  11. 19Javier Ignacio CámporaF

Substitutes

  1. Silvonei FerreiraG
  2. 21Rodrigo BaruccoG
  3. 13Leandro AlvarezD
  4. 4Gabriel RuizD
  5. 30Carlos AguiarM
  6. 29Federico BugattiM
  7. 18Mariano FermaniM
  8. 24Gabriel Alejandro IribarrenM
  9. 31R. BernalF

SLO

  1. 23Agustín OrionG
  2. 16Nicolas Bianchi ArceD
  3. 6Jonathan BottinelliD
  4. 3Ariel Gustavo PereyraD
  5. 7Pablo BarrientosM
  6. 11Osmar FerreyraM
  7. 2Adrián GonzálezM
  8. 28Diego MateoM
  9. 8Diego RiveroM
  10. 22Ezequiel LavezziF
  11. 26Leonardo UlloaF

Substitutes

  1. 12Nereo ChampagneG
  2. 19Pablo AlvaradoD
  3. 21Raúl Fernando SaavedraD
  4. 27Walter AcevedoM
  5. 20Mauricio MolinaM
  6. 9José Saturnino CardozoF
  7. 17Hernán PeironeF

Timeline

  1. 36'
  2. 46'
  3. 71'
  4. 74'
  5. 79'
  6. 88'
  7. 90'+5'

Argentine LPF News

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