Sepahan (Isfahan) - CSKA (Sofia) 0:3 1 July 2012 16:00

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Начало
Seasons
2012/13
Friendly games 2012/13
Sepahan (Isfahan) — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

22

Reza Mohamadi[1]
17

Abolhasan Dzhafari[1]
3

Farshid Talebi[1]
5

Mohamad Ahmadi[1]
5

Omid Ebrahimi[1]
40

Adel Kolakazh[1]
7

Milad Zeneydpur[1]
9

Mehdi Dzhafarpur[1]
20

Ahmad Dzhamshidian[1]
14

Ksevahir Sukay[1]
11

Mohsen Irannedzhat[1]

Reserves :

1

Mohamad Sadegi[1]
6

Hadi Tamini[1]
10

Hyuseyn Pati[1]
21

Moradrand[1]
32

Naveni[1]
37

Fabio Zhanoario[1]
24

Mohamad Cholani[1]
18

Arab[1]
26

Shariti[1]
16

Han[1]

Date:	1 July 2012 16:00
Tournament:	Friendly games 2012/13
CSKA's coach:	Stoycho Mladenov

Starting squad :

22

Reza Mohamadi[1]
17

Abolhasan Dzhafari[1]
3

Farshid Talebi[1]
5

Mohamad Ahmadi[1]
5

Omid Ebrahimi[1]
40

Adel Kolakazh[1]
7

Milad Zeneydpur[1]
9

Mehdi Dzhafarpur[1]
20

Ahmad Dzhamshidian[1]
14

Ksevahir Sukay[1]
11

Mohsen Irannedzhat[1]

Reserves :

1

Mohamad Sadegi[1]
6

Hadi Tamini[1]
10

Hyuseyn Pati[1]
21

Moradrand[1]
32

Naveni[1]
37

Fabio Zhanoario[1]
24

Mohamad Cholani[1]
18

Arab[1]
26

Shariti[1]
16

Han[1]

Starting squad :

88

Blagoy Makendzhiev
60′
11

Ivan Bandalovski
19

Apostol Popov
46′
66

Plamen Krachunov
46′
17

Anicet
21

Kosta Yanev
46′
20

Alesandro Gerardi[1]
38′
22

Petar Stoyanov
46′
31

Massimo Coda
7

Hristo Yanev
55′
9

Cillian Sheridan
46′

Reserves :

1

Anatoli Gospodinov
60′
4

Sivard Sprokel
46′
25

Angel Granchov
46′
5

Todor Yanchev
46′
8

Lucas Sasha
46′
14

Pedro Mendes
46′
15

Stanko Yovchev
55′
99

Njongo Priso
38′

46min

Goal

31. Massimo Coda (CSKA)
54min

Goal

7. Hristo Yanev (CSKA)
84min

Goal

14. Pedro Mendes (CSKA)

CSKA won against Sepahan (Isfahan) with result 0:3 in match from Friendly games 2012/13 played on 1 July 2012 at 16:00 goalscorers for the army men were Massimo Coda (46′), Hristo Yanev (54′) and Pedro Mendes (84′).

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