Bolivian Liga Profesional

FT Sunday, June 28, 2009
The Strongest LLDDW 1
–
Blooming LLDWL 1
Ramón Tahuichi Aguilera

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

BLO

  1. Andrés JemioG
  2. Christhian VargasD
  3. Sergio JáureguiD
  4. Fabricio BrandaoD
  5. Juan Carlos SánchezD
  6. Roger SuárezD
  7. Ricardo VerduguezD
  8. Raúl GonzálesD
  9. Alejandro GómezM
  10. Jaime RoblesM
  11. José ChávezM
  12. Adriano PimentaM
  13. Luis Carlos VieraM
  14. Carlos CastillaF

Substitutes

  1. Ricardo VerduguezD
  2. Christhian VargasD
  3. Juan Carlos SánchezD
  4. Omar Jesús MoralesM
  5. Carlos SabjaM
  6. De los SantosM
  7. Jorge GonzalesM
  8. Adriano PimentaM
  9. Luis MelgarM
  10. Hernán BoyeroF
  11. Carlos CastillaF

STR

  1. Luis GalarzaG
  2. Nelvin SolizD
  3. Jorge Antonio OrtizD
  4. Herman SolízD
  5. Rosauro RiveroD
  6. Santiago GarcíaD
  7. Carlos Oswaldo CamachoM
  8. Límberg GutiérrezM
  9. Alejandro ChumaceroM
  10. Isaías DuryM
  11. Fernando MerloM
  12. Carlos SaucedoF
  13. Juan Pablo VasquezF

Substitutes

  1. Damián GrossoG
  2. Juan Doile VacaD
  3. Herman SolízD
  4. Fernando MerloM
  5. Carlos HermosaM
  6. Miguel CabreraM
  7. Martin MenachoF
  8. Luis CerrutiF
  9. Carlos SaucedoF

Timeline

  1. 22'
  2. 45'
  3. 45'
  4. 59'
  5. 62'
  6. 73'
  7. 73'
  8. 90'
  9. 90'

Bolivian Liga Profesional News

All news
News Associated Press Bolivian coach says sport 'tainted' after GK death threats The coach of Bolivian first-division club Guabirá said his goalkeeper, Juan Manuel Ferrel, received death threats ahead of Sunday's 6-0 loss against Club Always Ready. News Associated Press Bolivian referees suspended after playing 42 minutes added time Bolivia's soccer federation suspended six match officials after they added 42 minutes in a top-division league match. News AP Bolivian referee dies after collapsing on pitch The referee died in hospital after he collapsed during a Bolivian league match. News AP Brazilian striker Serginho walks off pitch in protest of racist chants: 'I endured up to my limit' Brazilian striker Serginho has condemned fans who subjected him to racist chanting during a Bolivian Primera Division match.