Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, August 27, 2006
Banfield WLDDL 1
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Independiente LLWWL 2
Independiente

Head to Head

BAN leads series 3-0-2

Lineups

IND

  1. 23Oscar UstariG
  2. 4Lorgio AlvarezD
  3. 2Leandro GiodaD
  4. 3Vladimir MarínD
  5. 6Guillermo RodríguezD
  6. 5Sebastián CarrizoM
  7. 7Rodrigo DíazM
  8. 8Gastón MachínM
  9. 16Sergio OrtemanM
  10. 18Mariano HerrónM
  11. 19Germán DenisF
  12. 10Daniel MontenegroF

Substitutes

  1. 1Fabián AssmannG
  2. 13David AbrahamD
  3. 28Juan EluchansD
  4. 11Emiliano ArmenterosM
  5. 20Martín FabroM
  6. 29Ismael SosaM
  7. 26Fernando LoreficeM

BAN

  1. 1Cristian LucchettiG
  2. 21Marcos GalarzaD
  3. 3Carlos Alberto GalvánD
  4. 6Javier SanguinettiD
  5. 25Guillermo EstebanM
  6. 10Angel MoralesM
  7. 26Roberto SalvatierraM
  8. 30Fabián SantanaM
  9. 11Martín AndrizziF
  10. 31Josemir LujambioF
  11. 27Héctor Ariel SilvaF

Substitutes

  1. 23Enrique BolognaG
  2. 15Leandro LongoD
  3. 12Ricardo Andrés AparicioM
  4. 39Sebastian BrownM
  5. 16Luciano CivelliM
  6. 8Mario Darío GranaM
  7. 9Silvio GonzálezF
  8. 14Jerónimo BarralesF

Timeline

  1. 9'
  2. 13'
  3. 37'
  4. 62'
  5. 75'
  6. 82'
  7. 85'
  8. 85'
  9. 90'+1'
  10. 90'+3'

Argentine LPF News

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