Venezuelan Primera División

FT Sunday, November 15, 2009
A.C. Mineros WDWDW 1
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Deportivo Táchira WDWWL 4
Pueblo Nuevo

Head to Head

TAC leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

TAC

  1. Manuel SanhouseG
  2. Euro GuzmánG
  3. Gerson ChacónD
  4. Julio MachadoD
  5. Jong Hárold ViáfaraD
  6. José GranadosD
  7. Daniel BenítezD
  8. Pedro Alfonso FernándezM
  9. José VillafrazM
  10. Nicolás DiezM
  11. Nahuel FiorettoM
  12. Armando MaitaF
  13. Edgar Pérez GrecoF
  14. Daniel ArismendiF

Substitutes

  1. Euro GuzmánG
  2. Julio MachadoD
  3. Jorge CasanovaM
  4. Engelbert PérezM
  5. José Mauricio ParraM
  6. Daniel ArismendiF
  7. Armando MaitaF
  8. Anderson AriasF
  9. Jonathan Del ValleF

Mineros

  1. Ángel HernándezG
  2. Tulio HernándezG
  3. Luis José VallenillaD
  4. Domingo LópezD
  5. Ángel OjedaD
  6. José Javier CaraballoD
  7. Francisco ParraD
  8. José DunoM
  9. Eduardo CentenoM
  10. Nicolas MassiaM
  11. José MorenoM
  12. Enrique GarcíaM
  13. Agnel FloresM
  14. José Upata DíazF
  15. Juan GarcíaF
  16. Sebastián DominguezF

Substitutes

  1. Ángel HernándezG
  2. Eduardo CentenoD
  3. Alexis José GarcíaM
  4. Jorge Mario AmaraM
  5. Abizail LugoM
  6. José Javier CaraballoM
  7. Sebastián DominguezF
  8. José Upata DíazF

Timeline

  1. 2'
  2. 38'
  3. 46'
  4. 51'
  5. 67'
  6. 70'
  7. 73'
  8. 74'
  9. 74'
  10. 78'
  11. 83'
  12. 90'

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