Chilean Primera División

FT Friday, November 6, 2009
O'Higgins WDDWL 1
–
Santiago Morning WDLLL 1
La Pintana

Head to Head

OHI leads series 5-0

Lineups

SMO

  1. Rodolfo Martin FerrandoG
  2. Michael RíosD
  3. Cristian BasaureD
  4. Washington TorresD
  5. 2Alejandro KruchowskiD
  6. José BarreraM
  7. Fidencio OviedoM
  8. Felipe DíazM
  9. Rodrigo ArancibiaM
  10. Jorge MuñozM
  11. Mario BerriosM
  12. José Luis CabiónM
  13. Sergio CombaF
  14. Reinaldo NaviaF
  15. Diego Gabriel RivarolaF

Substitutes

  1. Víctor LoyolaG
  2. Emmanuel GonzálezM
  3. Mario BerriosM
  4. Leonardo EspinozaM
  5. Miguel HernándezF
  6. Marco MoscosoF

OHI

  1. Andres ParadaG
  2. Jorge Eddie RiveraG
  3. Felipe RojasD
  4. Santiago GentilettiD
  5. S. FigueroaD
  6. Albert AcevedoD
  7. Nicolás MedinaM
  8. Carlos HerreraM
  9. Cristóbal JorqueraM
  10. Juan Gonzalo LorcaM
  11. Cristobal GonzalezM
  12. Iván VásquezM
  13. Jose Pedro FuenzalidaF
  14. Sebastián TeuberF
  15. Kevin HarbottleF

Substitutes

  1. Andres ParadaG
  2. Sebastian VillegasD
  3. Joan Alejandro HenríquezM
  4. Juan Pablo CarrascoM
  5. Ivan CantillanaM

Timeline

  1. 39'
  2. 42'
  3. 51'
  4. 62'
  5. 72'
  6. 76'
  7. 76'
  8. 85'
  9. 90'

Chilean Primera News

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