Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, October 22, 2006
Gimnasia y Esgrima (Jujuy) LLLLD 0
–
Quilmes LLDLL 2
Dr. José Luis Meiszner

Head to Head

GEJ leads series 1-0-1

Lineups

QUI

  1. 22Damián GrossoG
  2. 13Alfredo González BordonD
  3. 24Julio César MoreyraD
  4. 14Álvaro PereiraD
  5. 6Héctor Vidal SosaD
  6. 19José ChatrucM
  7. 5Martín RomagnoliM
  8. 8Sebastián RusculledaM
  9. 28Fernando SaavedraM
  10. 11Eduardo Ariel Bustos MontoyaF
  11. 7Diego Alberto TorresF

Substitutes

  1. 1Derlis GómezG
  2. 23Gonzalo JuárezD
  3. 4Juan Fernández Di AlessioM
  4. 26Esteban Jesús Daniel GarcíaM
  5. 20Jorge MedinaM
  6. 9Pablo Júnior GiménezF
  7. Rodrigo SoriaF

GEJ

  1. 30José ValdiviezoG
  2. 24Pablo FrontiniD
  3. 6Gabriel Rolando RamónD
  4. 4Franco SosaD
  5. 19Fabio PietersM
  6. 8Marcelo QuinterosM
  7. 5Daniel RamascoM
  8. 7Maximiliano SalasM
  9. 20Julián KmetM
  10. 11Gustavo BalvorínF
  11. 25Darío GandínF

Substitutes

  1. 13Gustavo CoronelG
  2. 17Juan SabiaD
  3. 2German Rodolfo NoceD
  4. 10Ricardo GómezM
  5. 15Silvio IuvaléM
  6. 18Javier Ignacio GarcíaM
  7. 9Mario Hector TurdóF

Timeline

  1. 21'
  2. 38'
  3. 43'
  4. 46'
  5. 62'
  6. 66'
  7. 78'
  8. 79'
  9. 90'+4'

Argentine LPF News

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