Turkish Super Lig
FT
Sunday, April 10, 2011
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANK | 0 | 2 | 2 |
| GAZ | 0 | 3 | 3 |
Kamil Ocak Stadium
Head to Head
ANK leads series 2-1-2
Lineups
GAZ
- 1Zydrunas KarcemarskasG
- 3Abdullah SumeD
- 13Dany NounkeuD
- Senol CanD
- 4Yalcin AyhanM
- 5Murat CeylanM
- 23Cenk TosunM
- 25dos Santos WagnerM
- 29Olcan AdinM
- Hurriyet GucerM
- 71Ivelin PopovM
Substitutes
- Eray BirnicanG
- 2Fehmi Emre GungorD
- 16Serdar KurtulusD
- 8Cristian ZuritaM
- 64Ohran GulleM
- 15Muhammet DemirF
- 18Ismael SosaF
ANK
- 41Ozden OngunG
- 60Ozgur CekD
- 25Aydin ToscaliD
- 3Ugur UcarM
- 66Adem KocakM
- 6Kagan SoylemezgillerM
- 17Jan RajnochM
- 81Serdar OzkanM
- 99Drago GabricM
- 18Murat DuruerM
- 11Robert VittekF
Substitutes
- 1Stefan SeneckyG
- Umit BozkurtD
- 19Guven VarolD
- 20Umut SozenM
- 7Turgut Dogan SahinM
- 61Ergin KelesF
- 10Metin AkanF
Timeline
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