Russian Premier League

FT Saturday, October 3, 2009
Spart Nalchi Spartak Nalchik WWLWW 0
–
Krylia Sovetov DWLLD 0
Metallurg Stadium · 10,000 att.

Head to Head

KSS leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

KSS

  1. 31Eduardo LobosG
  2. 4Roman ShishkinD
  3. 8Ivan TaranovD
  4. 29Sergei BudylinD
  5. 63Alexander BelozerovD
  6. 20Jiri JarosikM
  7. 2Timofey KalachevM
  8. 7Anton BoberM
  9. 21Ruslan AdzhindzhalM
  10. 22Roman AdamovF
  11. 89Jan KollerF

Spart Nalchi

  1. 22Dejan RadicG
  2. 2Junior Antonio FerreiraD
  3. 5Aleksandr AmisulashviliD
  4. 18Vladimir KisenkovD
  5. 20Miodrag DzudovicD
  6. 31Leandro CastanD
  7. 14Roman KontsedalovM
  8. 15Aslan MazhukovM
  9. 33Kazbek GeterievM
  10. 9Marat BikmoevF
  11. 55Shamil AsildarovF

Timeline

  1. 48'
  2. 59'
  3. 70'
  4. 89'
  5. 90'

Russian Premier News

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