Bolivian Liga Profesional

FT Wednesday, February 1, 2012
San José WWLWD 3
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La Paz La Paz LWWDW 1
1st2ndT
SAN123
La Paz101
Hernando Siles

Head to Head

La Paz leads series 3-2

Lineups

La Paz

  1. José PeñarrietaG
  2. Hector LandazuryG
  3. Germán MéndezD
  4. Álvaro RicaldiD
  5. Juan Carlos GalvisD
  6. Fernando MartelliM
  7. Carlos Luís AriasM
  8. Miguel AyalaM
  9. Jorge Carlos CortezM
  10. Daniel ChavezM
  11. José Carlos PazM
  12. Carlos HermosaM
  13. Mauricio CarrizalesM
  14. Fabían CuellarM
  15. Jorge MolinaF
  16. Jhon ObregónF

Substitutes

  1. David TorricoG
  2. Fernando OliveraD
  3. Daniel MansillaD
  4. Nicolás Fernando OlivaD
  5. Germán MéndezD
  6. Carlos MarandipiM
  7. Antonio RochaM
  8. Jorge Carlos CortezM
  9. Jorge FlorentínF
  10. Jorge MolinaF

SAN

  1. Carlos LampeG
  2. Christian VargasD
  3. Sergio JáureguiD
  4. Luis PalaciosD
  5. Tobías AlbarracínM
  6. Maximiliano AndradaM
  7. Héctor CalderónM
  8. Nicolás SuárezM
  9. Miguel Oswaldo LoayzaM
  10. Mario ParradoM
  11. Juan MaraudeF
  12. Gabriel PintoF
  13. Carlos SaucedoF

Substitutes

  1. Jorge RuthG
  2. Rolando RiveraD
  3. Franklin HerreraM
  4. Eliseo DuryM
  5. Luis VieiraM
  6. Héctor CalderónM
  7. Rubín VitingaiF
  8. Nicolás CastroF
  9. Juan MaraudeF

Timeline

  1. 2'
  2. 17'
  3. 71'
  4. 80'
  5. 90'

Bolivian Liga Profesional News

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