Cerro Porteño de Franco vs Sp. Carapeguá, 2012 Primera División de Paraguay, Torneo Clausura 2012

· Paraguayan Primera División

Cerro Porteño de Franco

75': Leonardo Delvalle (P)
88': Arnaldo Recalde

FT
1 - 0

Sp. Carapeguá

About

Cerro Porteño de Franco are hosting Sp. Carapeguá at Felipe Giménez, Presidente Franco, Paraguay, starting on . The match is a part of the Paraguayan Primera División.

Game Information

Competition: Paraguayan Primera División

Venue: Felipe Giménez
Location: Presidente Franco, Paraguay

Line-Ups

Cerro Porteño de Franco

No.	Name
	Francisco Olmedo (GK)
	Nelson Figueredo
	Fabián Balbuena
	Arnaldo Recalde
	Cristhian Rojas
	Flávio
	Miguel Godoy
	Reinaldo López
	Rogerio Luis Leichtweis
	William Santacruz
	Cristian Andersen
	Francisco Solano López Rojas

Cerro Porteño de Franco Substitutes:

Miguel López, Jorge Villar, Cristian Ramírez, Adrián Núñez, Andrés Andrusisi, William Santacruz, Rogerio Luis Leichtweis, Leonardo Delvalle.

Sp. Carapeguá

No.	Name
	Fabiano Da Silva (GK)
	Raul Caceres
	Marcos Arce
	Derlis Correa
	Cristian Martínez
	Diego Wilmar Benítez
	Diosnel Almirón
	Rodrigo Soria
	Ricardo Ortiz
	Arnulfo Colmán
	Michel Valenzuela

Sp. Carapeguá Substitutes:

Gustavo Cantero, Celso González Ferreira, Rodrigo Fabián Cantero, Esteban Ramírez, Imanol Iriberri, Nelson Cuevas, Jorge Ayala.

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