Spanish LALIGA

FT Sunday, March 16, 2003
Valencia WLDLD 0
–
Athletic Club DWDLL 1
San Mames Stadium · 38,000 att.

Head to Head

VAL leads series 2-0-2

Lineups

ATH

  1. 25Daniel AranzubíaG
  2. 22Aitor OcioD
  3. 4Aitor KarankaD
  4. 3Aitor LarrazabalD
  5. 14Luis PrietoD
  6. 11Gomez Javi GonzalezM
  7. 23TikoM
  8. 18Bittor AlkizaM
  9. 17Joseba EtxeberríaF
  10. 9Santiago EzquerroF
  11. 20Ismael Aranda UrzaizF

Substitutes

  1. 1Inaki LafuenteG
  2. 2Inigo LarrainzarD
  3. 15Gurendez FelipeD
  4. 21Ander MurilloD
  5. 7Varela Oscar ValesM
  6. 8Julen GuerreroM
  7. 29Joseba ArriagaF

VAL

  1. 1Santiago CañizaresG
  2. 17Anthony ReveillereD
  3. 4Roberto AyalaD
  4. 12Carlos MarchenaD
  5. 3Fabio AurelioD
  6. 8Rubén BarajaM
  7. 22Gonzalo De los SantosM
  8. 14Vicente Rodriguez GuillenM
  9. 21Pablo AimarM
  10. 10Miguel Angel AnguloF
  11. 20MistaF

Substitutes

  1. 13Andrés PalopG
  2. 5Miroslav DjukicD
  3. 6David AlbeldaM
  4. 18Kily GonzalezM
  5. 19Francisco RufeteM
  6. 7John CarewF
  7. 11Juan SanchezF

Timeline

  1. 38'
  2. 60'
  3. 70'
  4. 74'
  5. 79'
  6. 90'

LALIGA News

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