Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, August 26, 2006
Racing Club DWDWD 0
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Newell's Old Boys DWDLD 0
Newell´s Old Boys

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1-3

Lineups

NOB

  1. 1Justo VillarG
  2. 4Carlos AraujoD
  3. 16Germán RéD
  4. 30Nicolás SpolliD
  5. 2Miguel TorrénD
  6. 18Mauro CejasM
  7. 5Hugo ColaceM
  8. 20Diego GavilanM
  9. 21Adrián PeraltaM
  10. 24Oscar Rene CardozoF
  11. 9Santiago SalcedoF

Substitutes

  1. 12Nahuel GuzmánG
  2. 23Gastón AguirreD
  3. Lautaro FórmicaD
  4. 11Adrián LuceroD
  5. 6Germán RiveraD
  6. 10Matías MiramontesM
  7. 8Gustavo Ariel RodasM
  8. Martin SeriM
  9. 31Hernán BernardelloM
  10. 19Marcos FloresM

RAC

  1. 25Gustavo CampagnuoloG
  2. 15Julio BarrosoD
  3. 2Gustavo CabralD
  4. 6Diego CrosaD
  5. 30Leandro GrimiD
  6. 7Adrián BastíaM
  7. 8Sixto PeraltaM
  8. 4Matías Gastón SánchezM
  9. 5Juan TorresM
  10. 19Gonzalo BergessioF
  11. 9Facundo SavaF

Substitutes

  1. 22Sergio RomeroG
  2. 11Javier Eduardo ArizalaD
  3. 21Francisco MacielD
  4. 14Diego MenghiM
  5. 10Maxi MorálezM
  6. 27Sebastián RomeroM
  7. 20Claudio FileppiF
  8. 24Santiago MalanoF
  9. 16Luis Alberto BenítezF

Timeline

  1. 58'
  2. 79'
  3. 82'
  4. 87'
  5. 90'+4'

Argentine LPF News

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