Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, August 20, 2006
Estudiantes de La Plata WDLWW 2
–
Colón (Santa Fe) LLLLL 0
Brigadier General Estanislao López

Head to Head

COL leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

COL

  1. 1Laureano TomboliniG
  2. 13Cristian GrabinskiD
  3. 3Jorge GuaguaD
  4. 28Guillermo ImhoffD
  5. 6Alcides PiccoliD
  6. 8Diego BarradoM
  7. 5Gastón EsmeradoM
  8. 24Juan FernándezM
  9. 19Freddy GrisalesM
  10. 4Diego Martín ChitzoffM
  11. 20Esteban FuertesF
  12. 9José SandF

Substitutes

  1. 23Sebastián BlázquezG
  2. Federico GarcíaD
  3. 15Hugo IriarteD
  4. 29Lucas AcostaM
  5. 26Leonardo PredigerM
  6. 25Luis Gabriel SolisM
  7. 7Claudio EnríaF
  8. 18Rubén RamírezF

EST

  1. 1Martín HerreraG
  2. 6Agustín AlayesD
  3. 14Marcos AngeleriD
  4. 3Mauricio CasierraD
  5. 19Fernando OrtizD
  6. 22Rodrigo BrañaM
  7. 7José Ernesto SosaM
  8. 11Juan Sebastián VerónM
  9. 20Diego GalvánM
  10. 9José CalderónF
  11. 16Mariano PavoneF

Substitutes

  1. 21Mariano AndújarG
  2. 2Pablo AlvarezD
  3. 10Juan ComingesM
  4. 15Juan Augusto HuertaM
  5. 5Pablo CaballeroF
  6. 17Pablo LugüercioF
  7. 18Ezequiel MaggioloF

Timeline

  1. 27'
  2. 46'
  3. 46'
  4. 63'
  5. 75'
  6. 81'
  7. 83'
  8. 90'+2'

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