SV Werder (Bremen) - CSKA (Sofia) 5:7 15 July 2003 20:00

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Начало
Seasons
2003/04
Thöle Cup 2003
SV Werder (Bremen) — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

16

Paskal Borel[1]
46′
4

Fabian Ernst[1]
6

Frank Bauman[1]
10

Yoan Miku[1]
11

Ivitsa Banovich[1]
46′
17

Ivan Klasnich[1]
46′
20

Mladen Krastaich[1]
21

Holger Veelage[1]
23

Lyudovik Manin[1]
25

Valerien Ismael[1]
32

Aylton[1]

Reserves :

1

Andreas Raynke[1]
46′
8

Kristian Listesh[1]
46′
9

Angelos Karisteas[1]
46′

Date:	15 July 2003 20:00
Tournament:	Thöle Cup 2003
CSKA's coach:	Stoycho Mladenov

Gallery
Memorabilia

Starting squad :

16

Paskal Borel[1]
46′
4

Fabian Ernst[1]
6

Frank Bauman[1]
10

Yoan Miku[1]
11

Ivitsa Banovich[1]
46′
17

Ivan Klasnich[1]
46′
20

Mladen Krastaich[1]
21

Holger Veelage[1]
23

Lyudovik Manin[1]
25

Valerien Ismael[1]
32

Aylton[1]

Reserves :

1

Andreas Raynke[1]
46′
8

Kristian Listesh[1]
46′
9

Angelos Karisteas[1]
46′

Starting squad :

Reserves :

2

Georgi Antonov
62′
17

Martin Kerchev
88′
7

Hristo Yanev
80′
19

Evgeni Yordanov
64′

4min

Goal

21. MacDonald Mukansi (CSKA) assistance by Velizar Dimitrov
7min

Goal

10. Yoan Miku[1] (SV Werder)
10min

Goal

32. Aylton[1] (SV Werder)
15min

Goal

21. MacDonald Mukansi (CSKA) assistance by Emil Gargorov
20min

Goal

21. MacDonald Mukansi (CSKA)
57min

Goal

9. Angelos Karisteas[1] (SV Werder)
a.f.t.

Penalty miss

10. Yoan Miku[1] (SV Werder)
a.f.t.

Penalty goal

25. João Carlos (CSKA)
a.f.t.

Penalty miss

8. Kristian Listesh[1] (SV Werder)
a.f.t.

Penalty goal

14. Svetoslav Petrov (CSKA)
a.f.t.

Penalty goal

25. Valerien Ismael[1] (SV Werder)
a.f.t.

Penalty goal

7. Hristo Yanev (CSKA)
a.f.t.

Penalty goal

32. Aylton[1] (SV Werder)
a.f.t.

Penalty goal

12. Stoyan Kolev (CSKA)

CSKA won against SV Werder (Bremen) with result 5:7 in match from Thöle Cup 2003 played on 15 July 2003 at 20:00 goalscorers for the army men were MacDonald Mukansi (4′, 15′ and 20′), João Carlos (95′ from penalty), Svetoslav Petrov (95′ from penalty), Hristo Yanev (95′ from penalty) and Stoyan Kolev (95′ from penalty).

Gallery

Memorabilia

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