UEFA Cup

FT Thursday, September 14, 2006
Ajax Amsterdam WWLWW 5
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IK Start WWL 2
1st Leg · Arasen Stadion · 1,840 att.

Lineups

IKS

  1. 1Rune NilssenG
  2. 4Steinar PedersenD
  3. 17Lars Martin EngedalD
  4. 10A HalandD
  5. 15Marius JohnsenD
  6. 7Fredrik StromstadM
  7. 27Morten HaestadM
  8. 11Geir FevangM
  9. 33Sebastian SchindzielorzM
  10. 23Kristofer HaestadM
  11. 29Todi JonssonF
  12. 16Stefan BarlinF

Substitutes

  1. 13Tommy RunarG
  2. 20Bard BorgersenD
  3. 3Kjetil PedersenD
  4. 25David HanssenM
  5. 28Bjarte AarsheimM
  6. 19David NielsenF
  7. 14Bala Ahmed GarbaF

AJA

  1. 1Maarten StekelenburgG
  2. 2Johnny HeitingaD
  3. 3Jaap StamD
  4. 4Thomas VermaelenD
  5. 5Urby EmanuelsonD
  6. 10Wesley SneijderM
  7. 18Garcia de la Torre GabriM
  8. 14Garcia RogerM
  9. 7Mauro RosalesF
  10. 9Klaas-Jan HuntelaarF
  11. 19Markus RosenbergF

Substitutes

  1. 30Dennis GentenaarG
  2. 6Hedwiges MaduroD
  3. 20George OgararuD
  4. 22Zdenek GrygeraD
  5. 15Olaf LindenberghM
  6. 8Ryan BabelF
  7. 26Edgar ManucharyanF

Timeline

  1. 18'
  2. 28'
  3. 37'
  4. 43'
  5. 56'
  6. 63'
  7. 63'
  8. 66'
  9. 67'
  10. 71'
  11. 73'
  12. 76'
  13. 87'
  14. 87'

UEFA Cup News

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