Venezuelan Primera División

FT Sunday, January 15, 2012
Zulia LWLDW 1
–
Carabobo LLDLL 0
1st2ndT
ZUL101
CAR000
Misael Delgado

Head to Head

ZUL leads series 3-2

Lineups

CAR

  1. Carlos SalazarG
  2. Giovanni DolguettaD
  3. Celso González FerreiraD
  4. Jarrín GarcíaD
  5. Jenner GonzálezD
  6. Luis Roberto SeijasD
  7. Atahualpa GonzalezD
  8. Rafael FefoM
  9. John FloresM
  10. Leopoldo JimenezM
  11. Leopoldo JimènezM
  12. Jhonarby SalazarF
  13. Heiber DíazF
  14. José TorrealbaF

Substitutes

  1. Jesús EscalonaG
  2. Jenner GonzálezD
  3. Jarrín GarcíaD
  4. Celso González FerreiraD
  5. Ángel OjedaD
  6. Rafael FefoM
  7. Evaristo AntequeraM
  8. Alfredo GonzalezM
  9. Víctor PérezM
  10. Héctor GonzálezF
  11. Oswaldo José ChaurantF

ZUL

  1. 1Luis CurielG
  2. Héctor NogueraD
  3. Kerwin ChirinosD
  4. Víctor BarrazaD
  5. Pedro CorderoD
  6. Carlos StruveD
  7. Roberto BolivarM
  8. Eder HernándezM
  9. Raúl VallonaM
  10. Luis CassianiM
  11. Henry PalominoM
  12. Gustavo RojasM
  13. Wilton AlmeidaM
  14. Simón BriceñoM
  15. Edgar RitoF

Substitutes

  1. 12Luis RomeroG
  2. Héctor NogueraD
  3. Pedro CorderoD
  4. Carlos StruveD
  5. Jerison LugoD
  6. Luis CassianiM
  7. Yhony PerozoM
  8. Alejandro ArausM
  9. Simón BriceñoM
  10. Wilton AlmeidaM

Timeline

  1. 42'
  2. 56'
  3. 72'
  4. 75'
  5. 75'
  6. 75'
  7. 90'

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