Saturn Moscow vs Spartak Nalchik, 2010 Russian Premier League, 2010 Russian Premier League

· Russian Premier League

Saturn Moscow

9': Dmitri Kirichenko (P)
32': Aleksandr Sapeta
41': Dmitri Kirichenko

FT
3 - 1

Spartak Nalchik

71': Marat Bikmoev
88': Marat Bikmoev

About

Saturn Moscow are hosting Spartak Nalchik at Saturn Stadium, Moscow, Russia, starting on . The match is a part of the Russian Premier League.

Game Information

Competition: Russian Premier League

Venue: Saturn Stadium
Location: Moscow, Russia
Attendance: 2,500

Line-Ups

Saturn Moscow

No.	Name
77	Artem Rebrov (GK)
16	Vadim Evseev
24	Benoit Angbwa
26	Luiz Zelao
5	Alexei Igonin
11	Denis Boyarintsev
15	Ruslan Nakhushev
21	Andrei Karyaka
41	Aleksandr Sapeta
88	Aleksei Ivanov
14	Dmitri Kirichenko

Saturn Moscow Substitutes:

Antonin Kinsky, Dmitri Grachev, Roman Vorobyev, Vladimir Sobolev, Artem Molodtsov, Martin Jakubko, Emin Mahmudov.

Spartak Nalchik

No.	Name
30	Otto Fredrikson (GK)
2	Vladislav Khatazhenkov
3	Viktor Vasin
18	Vladimir Kisenkov
31	Leandro Castan
39	Zaurbek Pliyev
11	Roman Kontsedalov
13	Aleksandr Schanitsin
33	Kazbek Geteriev
8	David Siradze
22	Vladimir Dyadyun

Spartak Nalchik Substitutes:

Veniamin Mandrykin, Nikita Malyarov, Oleg Shalaev, Pavel Mochalin, Marat Bikmoev, Dejan Rusic, Arsen Goshokov.

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