Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Friday, August 25, 2006
Rosario Central WLLDW 2
–
Lanús DLDWL 1
Ciudad de Lanús · 12,000 att.

Head to Head

LAN leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

LAN

  1. 13Carlos BossioG
  2. 17Santiago HoyosD
  3. 20Walter RibonettoD
  4. 26Mauricio RomeroD
  5. 3Maximiliano VelázquezD
  6. 21Marcos Sebastian AguirreM
  7. 33Sebastián Eduardo LetoM
  8. 5Agustín PelletieriM
  9. 15Sebastián SalomónM
  10. 10Santiago BiglieriF
  11. 27Claudio GrafF

Substitutes

  1. 1Claudio FloresG
  2. 14Lucas AlesandríaD
  3. 22Lautaro AcostaM
  4. 8Diego ValeriM
  5. 11Rodrigo ArchubiM
  6. 18Matías FritzlerM
  7. 9Cristian Gastón FabbianiF

ROS

  1. 1Juan OjedaG
  2. 26Juan AzconzabalD
  3. 22Damián LedesmaD
  4. 4Ricardo MoreiraD
  5. 3Cristian VillagraD
  6. 24Leonardo BorzaniM
  7. 23Darío ConcaM
  8. 8Eduardo CoudetM
  9. 5Kily GonzálezM
  10. 9Marco RubenF
  11. 18Paulo WanchopeF

Substitutes

  1. Néstor Raúl Gorosito
  2. 12Cristian AlvarezG
  3. 21Diego CalgaroD
  4. 34Germán RivarolaD
  5. 16Ramiro FassiD
  6. 15Hernán EncinaM
  7. 7Gonzalo Luís BellosoF
  8. 27Lucas MoyaF

Timeline

  1. 26'
  2. 46'
  3. 59'
  4. 67'
  5. 70'
  6. 87'
  7. 90'
  8. 90'+4'
  9. 90'+6'
  10. 90'+7'

Argentine LPF News

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