BATE Borisov vs Debrecen, 2014-15 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Third Round

· 2nd Leg - BATE Borisov win 3-2 on aggregate

BATE Borisov

39': Alexander Volodko
66': Vitaly Rodionov
90'+4': Sergei Krivets

FT
3 - 1
2nd Leg - BATE Borisov win 3-2 on aggregate

Debrecen

20': Ibrahima Sidibe (P)
38': Selim Bouadla

About

BATE Borisov are hosting Debrecen at Borisov Gradski Stadium, , Belarus, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Borisov Gradski Stadium
Location: , Belarus
Attendance: 12,788

Line-Ups

BATE Borisov

No.	Name
16	Siarhei Chernik (GK)
3	Vitali Gajduchik
14	Anri Khagush
21	Yegor Filipenko
22	Filip Mladenovic
33	Dzyanis Palyakow
2	Dmitry Likhtarovich
8	Alexander Volodko
10	Sergei Krivets
62	Mikhail Gordeychuk
20	Vitaly Rodionov

BATE Borisov Substitutes:

Germans Malins, Aleksandr Karnitskiy, Ilya Aleksievich, Alexander Pavlov, Edgar Olekhnovich, Maksim Valadzko, Mikalay Signevich.

Debrecen

No.	Name
45	Nenad Novakovic (GK)
17	Norbert Meszaros
18	Peter Mate
69	Mihály Korhut
77	Aleksandar Jovanovic
6	Laszlo Zsidai
8	Selim Bouadla
33	Jozsef Varga
55	Peter Szakaly
26	Ibrahima Sidibe
88	L'imam Seydi

Debrecen Substitutes:

Istvan Verpecz, Daniel Vadnai, Bende Ludanszki, Igor Morozov, Dusan Brkovic, Adam Bodi, Tibor Tisza.

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