UEFA Champions League

FT Wednesday, October 31, 2001
Spartak Moscow DLLLD 1
–
Feyenoord Rotterdam WLWLW 2
Stadion Feijenoord · 40,000 att.

Head to Head

Lineups

FEY

Substitutes

  1. Edwin ZoetebierG
  2. Henk TimmerG
  3. 22Christian GyanD
  4. 3Tomasz RzasaD
  5. 20Ferry De HaanD
  6. 23Brett EmertonD
  7. Pieter CollenD
  8. Civard SprockelD
  9. 6Paul BosveltM
  10. Shinji OnoM
  11. 17Patrick PaauweM
  12. 5Jean-Paul van GastelM
  13. 19Jan de VisserM
  14. 10Jon Dahl TomassonF
  15. 15Johan ElmanderF
  16. 7Bonaventure KalouF
  17. 31Ebi SmolarekF
  18. Leonardo Dos Santos SilvaF

SPM

Substitutes

  1. Roman Vasiluk
  2. Alexander Danishevsky
  3. Alexander Pavlenko
  4. Maxim LevitskyG
  5. Maxim KabanovG
  6. Yuri KovtunD
  7. Dmitri ParfenovD
  8. Kakhaber MjavanadzeD
  9. Igor MitreskiD
  10. Mikhail KuprianovD
  11. Vasili BaranovM
  12. Viktor BulatovM
  13. Eduard TsikhmeistrukM
  14. Egor TitovF
  15. Vladimir BeschastnykhF
  16. Luis RobsonF
  17. Okon Flo EssienF

Timeline

  1. 5'
  2. 13'
  3. 17'
  4. 63'
  5. 75'
  6. 82'
  7. 87'

UEFA Champions League News

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