HJK Helsinki vs FK Rabotnicki, 2014-15 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Second Round

· 2nd Leg - HJK Helsinki win 2-1 on aggregate

HJK Helsinki

22': Robin Lod
26': Valtteri Moren

FT
2 - 1
2nd Leg - HJK Helsinki win 2-1 on aggregate

FK Rabotnicki

47': Stephan Vujcic

About

HJK Helsinki are hosting FK Rabotnicki at Bolt Arena, Helsinki, Finland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Bolt Arena
Location: Helsinki, Finland

Line-Ups

HJK Helsinki

No.	Name
21	Michael Tornes (GK)
27	Sebastian Sorsa
16	Valtteri Moren
6	Markus Heikkinen
11	Veli Lampi
17	Nikolai Alho
10	Teemu Tainio
28	Rasmus Schüller
8	Demba Savage
31	Robin Lod
99	Macoumba Kandji

HJK Helsinki Substitutes:

Carljohan Eriksson, Gideon Baah, Tapio Heikkila, Mika Vayrynen, Sebastian Mannstrom, Mikael Forssell, Oussou Konan.

FK Rabotnicki

No.	Name
12	Damjan Siskovski (GK)
11	Goran Siljanovski
4	Dino Najdoski
27	Milan Ilievski
19	Aleksandar Milushev
8	Stephan Vujcic
14	Darko Velkoski
17	Milovan Petrovic
7	Blagoja Todorovski
15	Kire Markoshi
10	Taulant Seferi

FK Rabotnicki Substitutes:

Daniel Bozinovski, Mite Cikarski, Ivan Nastevski, Besmir Bojku, Daniel Avramovski, Dusko Trajcevski, Chuma Anene.

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