Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Saturday, May 5, 2007
Colón (Santa Fe) WDDDD 1
–
Quilmes LDDLL 2
Dr. José Luis Meiszner

Head to Head

COL leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

QUI

  1. 29Damián GrossoG
  2. 33Diego Raul CapriaD
  3. 2Walter Ariel GarcíaD
  4. 6Héctor Vidal SosaD
  5. 22Raúl Fernando SaavedraD
  6. 19Juan OlivaresD
  7. 17Pablo AzcurraM
  8. 10Pablo Martin BatallaM
  9. 26Esteban Jesús Daniel GarcíaM
  10. 20Jorge MedinaM
  11. 7Diego Alberto TorresM
  12. 11Eduardo Ariel Bustos MontoyaF

Substitutes

  1. 1Luciano Ramon PalosG
  2. 13Alfredo González BordonD
  3. 8Sebastián RusculledaM
  4. 4Enzo KalinskiM
  5. 34Damián MustoM
  6. 19Gustavo IbáñezF
  7. 27Carlos LunaF

COL

  1. 1Laureano TomboliniG
  2. 27Marcelo GouxD
  3. 3Jorge GuaguaD
  4. 2Diego ReynosoD
  5. 5Gastón EsmeradoM
  6. 10Juan Carlos FalcónM
  7. 25Esteban GonzálezM
  8. 19Freddy GrisalesM
  9. 15Hugo IriarteM
  10. 7Claudio EnríaF
  11. 18Rubén RamírezF

Substitutes

  1. 23Sebastián BlázquezG
  2. 22Fernando AllocoD
  3. 32Emiliano CiucciD
  4. 14Pablo JerezD
  5. 8Diego BarradoM
  6. 16Martín BravoF
  7. 9José SandF

Timeline

  1. 55'
  2. 58'
  3. 58'
  4. 59'
  5. 66'
  6. 73'
  7. 75'
  8. 83'
  9. 89'
  10. 90'+6'

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