Brazilian Campeonato Mineiro

FT Sunday, January 28, 2018
Villa Nova-MG WDLLW 0
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Uberlândia LDLWL 2
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UBE022
Estádio Parque do Sabiá · 4,680 att.

Head to Head

VNMG leads series 1-0

Lineups

UBE

  1. 22FelipeG
  2. 4Bruno CostaD
  3. 3Mauro VianaD
  4. 6Rafael EstevamD
  5. 2CesinhaD
  6. 8Daniel PereiraM
  7. 5João PauloM
  8. 10AlêM
  9. 7Wanderson Lima da CunhaM
  10. 11Danilo BalaF
  11. 9DeivisionF

VNMG

  1. 1Renan RinaldiG
  2. 6Marcelo TcheD
  3. 2NequinhaD
  4. 4Rafael Vitor Santos de FreitasD
  5. 3OtávioD
  6. 5CearaM
  7. 8Paulo VítorM
  8. 7Diogo Lúcio Tavares PiresM
  9. 9Daniel MoraisF
  10. 10Núbio FlávioF
  11. 11Gilberto Carrara Martins LeiteF

Timeline

  1. 45' Jarlan (Uberlândia) Substitution at 45'
  2. 45' Leo Macaé (Villa Nova-MG) Substitution at 45'
  3. 50' Deivision (Uberlândia) Goal at 50'
  4. 50' Marcelo Tche (Villa Nova-MG) Own Goal at 50'
  5. 61' Valdanes Pinheiro da Costa (Villa Nova-MG) Substitution at 63'
  6. 63' Jarlan (Uberlândia) Goal at 63'
  7. 64' Clebão (Uberlândia) Yellow Card at 0'
  8. 69' Luis Luis (Villa Nova-MG) Substitution at 70'
  9. 76' Eliomar dos Santos Silva (Uberlândia) Substitution at 78'
  10. 86' Ricardinho (Uberlândia) Substitution at 86'

Brazil Mineiro News

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