Venezuelan Primera División

FT Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Deportivo Anzoátegui LWDDL 0
–
Deportivo Táchira WWLWW 2
Pueblo Nuevo

Head to Head

TAC leads series 3-0-1

Lineups

TAC

  1. Manuel SanhouseG
  2. Gerson ChacónD
  3. Daniel BenítezD
  4. Jong Hárold ViáfaraD
  5. José GranadosD
  6. Julio MachadoD
  7. Pedro Alfonso FernándezM
  8. José VillafrazM
  9. Engelbert PérezM
  10. Jefferson VelásquezM
  11. Nicolás DiezM
  12. José Mauricio ParraM
  13. Armando MaitaF
  14. Daniel ArismendiF
  15. Edgar Pérez GrecoF
  16. Jonathan Del ValleF

Substitutes

  1. Euro GuzmánG
  2. Daniel BenítezD
  3. Nahuel FiorettoM
  4. Pedro Alfonso FernándezM
  5. Maurice CovaM
  6. Edgar Pérez GrecoF
  7. Anderson AriasF

ANZ

  1. José Leonardo MoralesG
  2. Juan TisseraD
  3. Pedro BoadaD
  4. Greddy PerozoD
  5. Yoimer Alberto SegoviaD
  6. José LleguesD
  7. Carlos SalazarD
  8. Grenddy PerozoD
  9. Giacomo Di GiorgioM
  10. Milton Erick MelgarM
  11. Jefferson VelascoM
  12. José VelásquezM
  13. Carlos FernándezM
  14. Gabriel RodríguezM
  15. Juan Enrique GarcíaF
  16. Jesús MarquezF
  17. Alexander RondónF

Substitutes

  1. Juan BurtovoyG
  2. José GonzálezD
  3. José LleguesD
  4. Juan TisseraD
  5. Javier GonzalezM
  6. Mario SanchezM
  7. Jesús MarquezF
  8. Gelmín RivasF

Timeline

  1. 16'
  2. 40'
  3. 46'
  4. 55'
  5. 55'
  6. 67'
  7. 74'
  8. 75'
  9. 87'
  10. 90'

Liga FUTVE News

All news
ESPN Adriana Garcia Club forced to play two matches in six hours, win both games If you hear Klopp or Pep moan about a fixture pile-up in the Premier League title race, spare a thought for Deportivo Lara boss Leonardo Gonzalez. News ESPN staff D.C. United signs Venezuela midfielder Junior Moreno The 24-year-old moves from Zulia in his homeland, where he scored two goals in 2017, for an undisclosed fee. News Adriana Garcia Venezuela clubs honour protesters' deaths with minute of silence The players' timing caught everyone by surprise, including the TV cameras that could not edit out the coverage. News Associated Press Armed men hold up bus carrying Venezuela's Trujillanos team Six armed men have held up a bus carrying a Venezuelan first division football team.