Venezuelan Primera División

FT Saturday, September 12, 2009
Atlético Vigía LDLLW 1
–
Aragua DLDWD 2
Olímpico Hermanos Ghersi Páez

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2

Lineups

ARA

  1. Agustín VistaropG
  2. Jonathan RiosD
  3. Rafael Mea VitaliD
  4. Freddy SegoviaD
  5. Rennier RodríguezD
  6. Miguel Angel Mea VitaliM
  7. Wilton AlmeidaM
  8. Orlando MontanariM
  9. Gualberto CamposM
  10. Jackson LopezM
  11. Jesus LugoF
  12. Hermes PalominoF

Substitutes

  1. Angel AgnelloM
  2. John AnguloM

Atlético Vig

  1. Roberts Alexander RivasG
  2. Víctor RangelG
  3. Raúl CarmonaD
  4. Jose ContrerasD
  5. Jose ContrerasD
  6. Janner AislantD
  7. Erlis VásquezD
  8. Jose ContrerasD
  9. Jose ContrerasD
  10. Jose ContrerasD
  11. Jose ContrerasD
  12. Jose ContrerasD
  13. Jose ContrerasD
  14. Jose ContrerasD
  15. Jose ContrerasD
  16. Jose ContrerasD
  17. Jose ContrerasD
  18. Jose ContrerasD
  19. Jose ContrerasD
  20. Jose ContrerasD
  21. Jose ContrerasD
  22. Carlos GuerreroD
  23. Cruz MaestreD
  24. Jose ContrerasD
  25. Andrés BuendíaM
  26. Yorlan CarmonaM
  27. Orlando RengifoM
  28. Victor MirandaM
  29. Cristian FloresM
  30. Yoger CuelloM
  31. Alzate CesarF
  32. Norman CabreraF

Substitutes

  1. Janner AislantD
  2. Jolfreddy QuinteroM
  3. Orlando RengifoM

Timeline

  1. 41'
  2. 51'
  3. 60'
  4. 65'
  5. 74'
  6. 85'
  7. 87'
  8. 90'
  9. 90'

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