Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, April 1, 2007
Estudiantes de La Plata DWLWW 0
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Independiente LLWWL 0
Presidente Perón · 35,000 att.

Head to Head

EST leads series 2-0-3

Lineups

IND

  1. 23Oscar UstariG
  2. 22Carlos BáezD
  3. 28Juan EluchansD
  4. 20Leandro GiodaD
  5. 6Guillermo RodríguezD
  6. 11Emiliano ArmenterosM
  7. 15Hernan FredesM
  8. 18Mariano HerrónM
  9. 10Daniel MontenegroM
  10. 5Lucas PusineriM
  11. 16Adrián CalelloM
  12. 9José Alcides Moreno MoraF

Substitutes

  1. 1Fabián AssmannG
  2. 13David AbrahamD
  3. 2Carlos MatheuD
  4. 7Rodrigo DíazM
  5. 8Gastón MachínM
  6. 29Ismael SosaM
  7. 19Germán DenisF

EST

  1. 21Mariano AndújarG
  2. 6Agustín AlayesD
  3. 2Pablo AlvarezD
  4. 4Josimar MosqueraD
  5. 3Mauricio CasierraD
  6. 22Rodrigo BrañaM
  7. 29Pablo PiattiM
  8. 7José Ernesto SosaM
  9. 11Juan Sebastián VerónM
  10. 9José CalderónF
  11. 16Mariano PavoneF

Substitutes

  1. 25Damián AlbilG
  2. 14Marcos AngeleriD
  3. 19Sebastián DomínguezD
  4. 23Leandro BenítezM
  5. 20Hugo ColaceM
  6. 10Sebastián VázquezM
  7. Diego Pablo SimeoneM
  8. 17Pablo LugüercioF
  9. 18Ezequiel MaggioloF

Timeline

  1. 58'
  2. 63'
  3. 71'
  4. 76'
  5. 83'
  6. 86'
  7. 90'+4'

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