Argentine Liga Profesional de Fútbol

FT Sunday, June 17, 2007
Boca Juniors LLWWW 0
–
Lanús WWLDD 0
Ciudad de Lanús · 16,000 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1-3

Lineups

LAN

  1. 13Carlos BossioG
  2. 4Rodolfo GraiebD
  3. 17Santiago HoyosD
  4. 26Mauricio RomeroD
  5. 3Maximiliano VelázquezD
  6. 21Marcos Sebastian AguirreM
  7. 33Sebastián Eduardo LetoM
  8. 5Agustín PelletieriM
  9. 8Diego ValeriM
  10. 19Diego LagosF
  11. 9Cristian Gastón FabbianiF

Substitutes

  1. 1Claudio FloresG
  2. 20Walter RibonettoD
  3. 14Javier Alejandro AlmirónD
  4. 6Nelson BenítezD
  5. 12Eduardo LedesmaD
  6. 31Santiago BiglieriF
  7. 7Diego ManiceroF

CABJ

  1. 25Pablo MiglioreG
  2. 21Matías CahaisD
  3. 20Jonatan MaidanaD
  4. 2Matías SilvestreD
  5. 34Bruno UrribarriD
  6. 5Sebastián BattagliaM
  7. 15Guillermo MarinoM
  8. 16Sergio OrtemanM
  9. 23DátoloM
  10. 28Santiago VillafañeM
  11. 17Mauro BoselliF
  12. 11Bruno MarioniF
  13. 18Marcos MondainiF

Substitutes

  1. 36Javier GarcíaG
  2. 33Facundo RoncagliaD
  3. 32Crístian Manuel ChávezM
  4. 27Nicolás BertoloM
  5. 13Leandro Javier DíazM
  6. 29Andrés FranzoiaM
  7. 35Sebastian Ricardo NayarM

Timeline

  1. 5'
  2. 73'
  3. 80'
  4. 86'
  5. 86'
  6. 90'+3'

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