Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Friday, October 20, 2006
San Lorenzo LLLWL 1
–
Nueva Chicago LDLLW 2
Nueva Chicago

Head to Head

SLO leads series 2-0-2

Lineups

NCHI

  1. 1Daniel VegaG
  2. 2Adrián Manuel GonzálezD
  3. 20Jorge MartínezD
  4. 14Hernán Alejandro MattiuzzoD
  5. 6Nicolás SánchezD
  6. 24Carlos SotoD
  7. 5Cristian PelleranoM
  8. 32Juan PietravalloM
  9. 8Omar ZarifM
  10. 10César CarranzaF
  11. 7Federico HiguaínF

Substitutes

  1. 12Agustín Javier GómezG
  2. 27Pablo NievaD
  3. 30Jesús SinisterraD
  4. 22Mariano DondaM
  5. 31Pablo Andrés MannaraM
  6. 18Sergio Ariel ViturroM
  7. 11Cristian Gastón ZermattenM
  8. 25Lucio FilomenoF

SLO

  1. 1Sebastián SajaG
  2. 19Pablo AlvaradoD
  3. 16Nicolas Bianchi ArceD
  4. 6Jonathan BottinelliD
  5. 25Sebastián MéndezD
  6. 2Adrián GonzálezM
  7. 18Santiago HirsigM
  8. 4Claudio HusainM
  9. 8Diego RiveroM
  10. 10Ezequiel LavezziF
  11. 7Néstor SilveraF

Substitutes

  1. 23Agustín OrionG
  2. 22Germán VoborilD
  3. 14Osvaldo CenturiónD
  4. 27Walter AcevedoM
  5. 15Darío BottinelliM
  6. 29Roberto JimenezF
  7. 20Leonardo UlloaF

Timeline

  1. 25'
  2. 33'
  3. 49'
  4. 60'
  5. 69'
  6. 75'
  7. 81'
  8. 88'
  9. 88'
  10. 90'+6'

Argentine LPF News

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