Dinamo (Minsk) - CSKA (Sofia) 1:2 30 January 2009 15:15

Начало
Seasons
2008/09
Friendly games 2008/09
Dinamo (Minsk) — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

1

Aleksandar Chanovich[1]
Zubovich[1]
23

Aleksandar Martinovich[1]
14

Sergey Pavlyukovich[1]
19

Aurelin Montarup[1]
Bozhok[1]
41

Sergey Gurenko[1]
8

Sergey Gigevich[1]
2

Stanislav Dragun[1]
16

Anton Putilo[1]
Stevko[1]

Reserves :

Dmitri Shmatko[1]
26

Zdravko Sharaba[1]
15

Dmitri Rekish[1]
9

Andrey Chuhley[1]
6

Roman Gaev[1]
13

Yuli Brovchenko[1]
17

Bruno Mbananagoy[1]
10

Sergey Kislyak[1]
22

Aleksandar Gavrisko[1]

Date:	30 January 2009 15:15
Tournament:	Friendly games 2008/09
Stadium:	Georgios Katsouris Kastros, Ayia Napa
CSKA's coach:	Dimitar Penev

Starting squad :

1

Aleksandar Chanovich[1]
Zubovich[1]
23

Aleksandar Martinovich[1]
14

Sergey Pavlyukovich[1]
19

Aurelin Montarup[1]
Bozhok[1]
41

Sergey Gurenko[1]
8

Sergey Gigevich[1]
2

Stanislav Dragun[1]
16

Anton Putilo[1]
Stevko[1]

Reserves :

Dmitri Shmatko[1]
26

Zdravko Sharaba[1]
15

Dmitri Rekish[1]
9

Andrey Chuhley[1]
6

Roman Gaev[1]
13

Yuli Brovchenko[1]
17

Bruno Mbananagoy[1]
10

Sergey Kislyak[1]
22

Aleksandar Gavrisko[1]

Starting squad :

27

Ivaylo Petrov
46′
30

Yordan Todorov
65′
52

Yordan Minev
6

Kiril Kotev
10

Ivan K. Ivanov
84

Filipe Machado
65′
5

Todor Yanchev
65′
32

Viktors Morozs
76′
33

David Mendes Silva
75′
28

Marquinhos
77′
99

Dormushali Saidhodzha
65′

Reserves :

25

Daniel Bekono
46′
3

Pavel Vidanov
2

Pavel Kovachev
35

Asen Georgiev
65′
15

Nikolay Chipev
76′
22

Eli Marques
65′
Tsvetan Churlinov[1]
9

Veselin Stoykov[1]
16

Emanuel Omodiagbe[1]
65′
24

Aleksandar Tonev
Germán Pietrobon
75′
8

Martin Toshev
77′
17

Rui Miguel
65′

43min

Goal

30. Yordan Todorov (CSKA)
74min

Penalty goal

28. Marquinhos (CSKA)
82min

Goal

10. Sergey Kislyak[1] (Dinamo M)

CSKA won against Dinamo (Minsk) with result 1:2 in match from Friendly games 2008/09 played on 30 January 2009 at 15:15 on „Georgios Katsouris Kastros“ stadium, in Ayia Napa. goalscorers for the army men were Yordan Todorov (43′) and Marquinhos (74′ from penalty).

[1] — the names of the opposition players, referee and players that are not in our profile database are automaticaly transliterated from cyrillic and may differ from the original spelling