Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, February 25, 2007
Newell's Old Boys LDLLL 2
–
Lanús DWWLW 3
Ciudad de Lanús · 11,000 att.

Head to Head

LAN leads series 2-0-3

Lineups

LAN

  1. 13Carlos BossioG
  2. 6Nelson BenítezD
  3. 4Rodolfo GraiebD
  4. 17Santiago HoyosD
  5. 20Walter RibonettoD
  6. 21Marcos Sebastian AguirreM
  7. 11Rodrigo ArchubiM
  8. 33Sebastián Eduardo LetoM
  9. 5Agustín PelletieriM
  10. 10Lautaro AcostaF
  11. 9Cristian Gastón FabbianiF

Substitutes

  1. 1Claudio FloresG
  2. 12Eduardo LedesmaD
  3. 26Mauricio RomeroD
  4. 15Sebastián SalomónM
  5. 8Diego ValeriM
  6. 31Santiago BiglieriF
  7. 19Diego LagosF

NOB

  1. 1Justo VillarG
  2. 23Gastón AguirreD
  3. 4Carlos AraujoD
  4. 13Augusto MainguyagueD
  5. 16Germán RéD
  6. 8Claudio HusainM
  7. 26Pablo PérezM
  8. 21Adrián PeraltaM
  9. 27Ariel ZapataM
  10. 9Oscar Rene CardozoF
  11. 18Mauro CejasF

Substitutes

  1. 12Nahuel GuzmánG
  2. 15Cristian AnsaldiD
  3. 6Germán RiveraD
  4. 11Adrián LuceroD
  5. 5Hernán BernardelloM
  6. 19Marcos FloresM
  7. 34Leonel VangioniM
  8. 13Pablo VranjicanF

Timeline

  1. 8'
  2. 17'
  3. 40'
  4. 58'
  5. 61'
  6. 66'
  7. 68'
  8. 74'
  9. 79'
  10. 83'
  11. 86'
  12. 90'+4'

Argentine LPF News

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