Spartak Moscow vs Banik Ostrava, 2008/09 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Spartak Moscow win 2-1 on aggregate

Spartak Moscow

3': Nikita Bazhenov

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2nd Leg - Spartak Moscow win 2-1 on aggregate

Banik Ostrava

32': Rudolf Otepka

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Spartak Moscow are hosting Banik Ostrava at Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, Russia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Luzhniki Stadium
Location: Moscow, Russia
Attendance: 10,000

Line-Ups

Spartak Moscow

No.	Name
22	Stipe Pletikosa (GK)
70	Ignas Dedura
88	Yegor Filipenko
14	Clemente Juan Rodriguez
31	Sergei Parshivlyuk
19	Cristián Maidana
5	Santos Batista Mozart
15	Radoslav Kovác
30	Ivan Saenko
32	Nikita Bazhenov
18	Alexander Prudnikov

Spartak Moscow Substitutes:

Soslan Dzanaev, Roman Shishkin, Alexander Pavlenko, Malik Fathi, Vladislav Ryzhkov, Vladimir Bystrov, Artem Dzjuba.

Banik Ostrava

No.	Name
30	P Vasek (GK)
3	Radim Rezník
5	Rene Bolf
8	Rudolf Otepka
23	Ales Neuwirth
18	Tomas Marek
22	Daniel Tchur
28	Tomas Galasek
9	Tomas Micola
17	David Strihavka
25	Vaclav Sverkos

Banik Ostrava Substitutes:

Antonin Bucek, Petr Pavlik, Mario Licka, Petr Wojnar, Martin Lukes, R Zeher, Miroslav Markovic.

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