Siroki Brijeg vs St Patricks Athletic, 2012/13 UEFA Europa League, Second Qualifying Round

· 1st Leg

Siroki Brijeg

43': Mladen Jurcevic
90': Wagner

FT
1 - 1
1st Leg

St Patricks Athletic

12': Christy Fagan

About

Siroki Brijeg are hosting St Patricks Athletic at Pecara, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Pecara
Location: ,
Attendance: 4,000

Line-Ups

Siroki Brijeg

No.	Name
12	Luka Bilobrk
15	Wagner
16	Dino Coric
21	Damir Zlomislic
19	Mateo Roskam
2	Damir Dzidic
8	Vedran Jese
13	Mladen Jurcevic
6	Mateo Bertosa
17	Ante Serdarusic
22	Sandro Bloudek

Siroki Brijeg Substitutes:

Danijel Kozul, Stipo Markovic, Nikola Maric, Ivica Dzidic, Ricardo Baiano, J Ivankovic, Kresimir Kordic.

St Patricks Athletic

No.	Name
1	Brendan Clarke (GK)
2	Ger O'Brien
4	Conor Kenna
12	Ian Bermingham
15	Kenny Browne
6	Greg Bolger
8	James Chambers
17	Chris Forrester
18	John Russell
11	Sean O'Connor
9	Christy Fagan

St Patricks Athletic Substitutes:

Anthony Flood, Barry Murphy, Jake Carroll, Aidan Price, Darren Meenan, Stephen O'Flynn, Jake Kelly.

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