Turkish Super Lig
FT
Sunday, May 1, 2011
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ESK | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| Manisaspor | 0 | 3 | 3 |
Manisaspor Stadium
Head to Head
ESK leads series 2-0-1
Lineups
Manisaspor
- 1Ilker AvcibayG
- 34Eren AydinD
- 54Huseyin TokD
- 55Jimmy DixonD
- 85Ferhat CokmusD
- 8Mehmet GüvenM
- 9Josh SimpsonM
- 33Murat ErdoganM
- 45Yigit GokoglanM
- 88Bekir YilmazM
- 11Carlos KaheF
Substitutes
- 23Basmaz BulutG
- 15Oumar KalabaneD
- 83Bulent CevahirM
- 99Ariza MakukulaF
- 21Ahmet Ilhan OzerkF
- 26ManuchoF
- 10Isaac PromiseF
ESK
- 1Vanja IvesaG
- 13Safet NadarevicD
- 7Volkan YamanD
- 51Koray ArslanD
- 20Doga KayaM
- 88Veysel SariM
- 8Vitor Hugo Gomes Passos PeleM
- 10Sezer OzturkM
- 38Burhan EserM
- 26Batuhan KaradenizF
- 19Serdar OzbayraktarF
Substitutes
- 29Atilla KocaG
- 55Bulent ErtrugulD
- 95Mikail AlbayrakM
- Abdullah KucukyilmazM
- 99Umit KaranF
Timeline
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