Russian Premier League
FT
Sunday, July 23, 2006
Spartak Stadium · 14,000 att.
Lineups
Spart Nalchi
- 1Aleksandr ChikradzeG
- 3Timur BitokovD
- 20Miodrag DzudovicD
- 22Ruslan MostovoiD
- 13Anatoli SkvortsovD
- 5Vitali LankoM
- 14Roman KontsedalovM
- 6Dmitri MitskovM
- 7Gogita GoguaM
- 19Erik KorshaginF
- 21Sergei SerdukovF
AMK
- 12Alexei StepanovG
- 21Dmitri BelorukovD
- 77Ildar AkmetzinovD
- 14Zahari SirakovD
- 4Ghenadii OlexicD
- 7Roman VorobyevM
- 23Ivan CherenchikovM
- 27Albert SargsyanM
- 99Nouredinne ZiyattiM
- 29Martin KushevF
- 11Evgeni SavinF
Timeline
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