Slask Wroclaw vs IFK Göteborg, 2015-16 UEFA Europa League, Second Qualifying Round

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Slask Wroclaw are hosting IFK Göteborg at Tarczynski Arena, Wroclaw, Poland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Tarczynski Arena
Location: Wroclaw, Poland

Line-Ups

Slask Wroclaw

No.	Name
33	Mariusz Pawelek (GK)
23	Pawel Zielinski
3	Piotr Celeban
20	Adam Kokoszka
12	Carlos Eduardo De Souza Tome
4	Tom Hateley
17	Mariusz Pawelec
10	Robert Pich
6	Tomasz Holota
29	Peter Grajciar
9	Jacek Kielb

Slask Wroclaw Substitutes:

Michal Bartowiak, Krzysztof Ostrowski, Kamil Dankowski, Jakub Wrabel, Kamil Bilinski, Marcel Gecov, Flavio Paixao.

IFK Göteborg

No.	Name
1	John Alvbåge (GK)
30	Mattias Bjärsmyr
2	Emil Salomonsson
4	Haitam Aleesami
6	Sebastian Eriksson
11	Martin Smedberg-Dalence
16	Mikael Boman
9	Jakob Ankersen
28	Thomas Rogne
29	Lasse Vibe
13	Gustav Svensson

IFK Göteborg Substitutes:

Tom Pettersson, Adam Johansson, Hjalmar Jonsson, Gustav Engvall, Markus Sandberg, Soren Rieks, Billy Nordström.

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