UEFA Champions League

FT Tuesday, October 16, 2001
AS Roma DWWWD 1
–
Lokomotiv Moscow WWDLL 0
Lokomotiv Stadium · 30,000 att.

Head to Head

ROMA leads series 1-0

Lineups

LMO

Substitutes

  1. Milan Obradovic
  2. Nemanja Vucicevic
  3. Ruslan NigmatullinG
  4. Platon ZakharchukG
  5. Sergey IgnashevichD
  6. Igor ChugainovD
  7. Igor CherevchenkoD
  8. Jakob LeksetoM
  9. Vladimir MaminovM
  10. Dmitry LoskovM
  11. Yuri DrozdovM
  12. Albert SargsyanM
  13. Semen SemenenkoM
  14. Marat IzmailovF
  15. James ObiorahF
  16. Ruslan PimenovF
  17. Maxim BuznikinF
  18. Zaza DschanashiaF

ROMA

Substitutes

  1. 1Francesco AntonioliG
  2. Ivan PelizzoliG
  3. 2CafuD
  4. 3Antonio Carlos ZagoD
  5. 15Jonathan ZebinaD
  6. 19Walter SamuelD
  7. 25Gianni GuigouD
  8. Leandro CufréD
  9. Sebastiano SivigliaD
  10. Francisco LimaM
  11. 11Emerson FerreiraM
  12. 17Damiano TommasiM
  13. Diego FuserM
  14. 8Marcos AssuncaoM
  15. 16Ivan TomicM
  16. 10Francesco TottiF
  17. 20Gabriel BatistutaF
  18. Antonio CassanoF

Timeline

  1. 61'
  2. 78'
  3. 82'
  4. 90'

UEFA Champions League News

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