Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, April 30, 2006
Estudiantes de La Plata LWWDW 0
–
Boca Juniors DWWWW 4
Alberto J. Armando

Head to Head

CABJ leads series 2-0-3

Lineups

CABJ

  1. 1Roberto AbbondanzieriG
  2. 15Jose Maria CalvoD
  3. 4Hugo IbarraD
  4. 3Claudio Morel RodríguezD
  5. 2Matías SilvestreD
  6. 21Sebastián BattagliaM
  7. 23Daniel BilosM
  8. 5Fernando GagoM
  9. 10Federico InsúaM
  10. 14Rodrigo PalacioF
  11. 9Martín PalermoF

Substitutes

  1. 25Pablo MiglioreG
  2. 33Matías CahaisM
  3. 19Neri CardozoM
  4. 29Andrés FranzoiaM
  5. 20Fredy GuarínM
  6. 28Jonatan MaidanaM
  7. 18Guillermo MarinoM
  8. 7Guillermo Barros SchelottoF

EST

  1. 1Martín HerreraG
  2. 27José BasantaD
  3. 19Fernando OrtizD
  4. 2Pablo AlvarezD
  5. 4Juan CáceresD
  6. 18Horacio CardozoM
  7. 10Marcelo CarruscaM
  8. 8Gastón EsmeradoM
  9. 20Diego GalvánM
  10. 28German PazM
  11. 31Gonzalo SaucedoM
  12. 16Mariano PavoneF

Substitutes

  1. 25Damián AlbilG
  2. 3Carlos AraujoD
  3. 29Ezequiel BrítezD
  4. 27Ramon FernándezM
  5. 15Juan Augusto HuertaM
  6. 7José Ernesto SosaM
  7. 17Pablo LugüercioF

Timeline

  1. 21'
  2. 57'
  3. 64'
  4. 64'
  5. 79'
  6. 80'
  7. 84'
  8. 85'
  9. 88'
  10. 90'+3'

Argentine LPF News

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