Zizkov vs Real Betis, 2002/03 UEFA Cup, Second Round

· 1st Leg
Zizkov
    FT
    0 - 1
    1st Leg
    Real Betis
    • 45': De Oliveira Denilson

    About

    Zizkov are hosting Real Betis at FK Viktoria Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

    Game Information

    Competition: UEFA Cup

    Venue: FK Viktoria Stadium
    Location: ,
    Attendance: 4,500

    Line-Ups

    Zizkov Zizkov

    No. Name
    25 Pavel Kucera (GK)
    5 Antonin Mlejnsky
    11 Jiri Sabou
    6 Maros Klimpl
    14 Ales Pikl
    26 Kennedy Chihuri
    27 Marcel Licka
    12 Michal Scasny
    8 Michal Smarda Yellow Card
    24 Ludek Straceny
    19 - Kroty
    Zizkov Substitutes:
    Petr Pizanowski, Miroslav Mikulik, Jan Novotny, Jiri Vavra, Radek Sionko, Miroslav Sebesta, Marian Dirnbach.

    BET Real Betis

    No. Name
    1 Toni Prats (GK)
    5 David Rivas
    4 Juanito
    14 Capi
    7 Fernando Varela
    21 Iulian Filipescu
    15 Antonio Ito Yellow Card
    16 De Oliveira Denilson
    17 Joaquín
    25 Arzu
    20 Gaston Angel Jorge Casas
    Real Betis Substitutes:
    Melli, Ronald Gaspercic, Luis Fernández, Fernando Fernandez, Jose Calado, Juan Canas, Henrique Pataco Joao Tomas.

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