MSK Zilina - CSKA (Sofia) 3:1 29 June 2009 19:00 — fcCSKA.com a CSKA Sofia fansite

Начало
Seasons
2009/10
Friendly games 2009/10
MSK Zilina — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

30

Martin Dubrovka[1]
2

Stanislav Angelovich[1]
5

Lyubomir Guldan[1]
7

Vladimir Leytner[1]
9

Emil Rilke[1]
10

Adauto da Silva[1]
12

Robert Yesh[1]
15

Yozef Piachek[1]
23

Ondrey Shourek[1]
25

Admir Vladavich[1]
39

Ivan Leytava[1]

Reserves :

22

Dushan Pernish[1]
3

Mario Pechalka[1]
17

Nemanya Zlatkovich[1]
19

Mohamad Gadar[1]
14

Tomash Oravets[1]
21

Yosip Kveshich[1]
27

Frantishek Koristek[1]
28

Belo Babatunde[1]

Date:	29 June 2009 19:00
Tournament:	Friendly games 2009/10
Stadium:	Jacques Lemans, Sankt Veit
Attendance:	50 viewers
CSKA's coach:	Lyuboslav Penev

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Starting squad :

30

Martin Dubrovka[1]
2

Stanislav Angelovich[1]
5

Lyubomir Guldan[1]
7

Vladimir Leytner[1]
9

Emil Rilke[1]
10

Adauto da Silva[1]
12

Robert Yesh[1]
15

Yozef Piachek[1]
23

Ondrey Shourek[1]
25

Admir Vladavich[1]
39

Ivan Leytava[1]

Reserves :

22

Dushan Pernish[1]
3

Mario Pechalka[1]
17

Nemanya Zlatkovich[1]
19

Mohamad Gadar[1]
14

Tomash Oravets[1]
21

Yosip Kveshich[1]
27

Frantishek Koristek[1]
28

Belo Babatunde[1]

Starting squad :

27

Ivaylo Petrov
46′
25

Yordan Minev
11

Kostadin Stoyanov
46′
13

Aleksandar Branekov
46′
14

Svetoslav Petrov
46′
20

Kristian Martines Sanemeterio[1]
24

José Luis Prieto Arribas
46′
29

Martin Kamano[1]

46′
10

Ivan Stoyanov
46′
16

Spas Delev
46′
17

Rui Miguel
46′

Reserves :

1

Zdravko Chavdarov
46′
18

Atanas Zehirov
46′
2

Pavel Kovachev
46′
6

Kiril Kotev
46′
22

Eli Marques
46′
23

Kosta Yanev
46′
32

Viktors Morozs
46′
33

David Mendes Silva
46′
9

Dormushali Saidhodzha
46′

7min

Goal

10. Adauto da Silva[1] (Zilina)
45min

Goal

12. Robert Yesh[1] (Zilina)
84min

Goal

9. Dormushali Saidhodzha (CSKA)
88min

Penalty goal

19. Mohamad Gadar[1] (Zilina)

CSKA lost against MSK Zilina with result 3:1 in match from Friendly games 2009/10 played on 29 June 2009 at 19:00 on „Jacques Lemans“ stadium, in Sankt Veit. goalscorer for the army men was Dormushali Saidhodzha (84′).

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[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