HJK Helsinki vs Rabotnicki Kometal, 2014-15 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Second Round
· 2nd Leg - HJK Helsinki win 2-1 on aggregate2 - 1
2nd Leg - HJK Helsinki win 2-1 on aggregate
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Game Information
Venue: Bolt Arena
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Line-Ups
HJK Helsinki
No. | Name |
---|---|
21 | Michael Tornes (GK) |
27 | Sebastian Sorsa |
16 | Valtteri Moren |
6 | Markus Heikkinen |
11 | Veli Lampi |
17 | Nikolai Alho |
10 | Teemu Tainio |
28 | Rasmus Schüller |
8 | Demba Savage |
31 | Robin Lod |
99 | Macoumba Kandji |
Rabotnicki Kometal
No. | Name |
---|---|
12 | Damjan Siskovski (GK) |
11 | Goran Siljanovski |
4 | Dino Najdoski |
27 | Milan Ilievski |
19 | Aleksandar Milushev |
8 | Stephan Vujcic |
14 | Darko Velkoski |
17 | Milovan Petrovic |
7 | Blagoja Todorovski |
15 | Kire Markoshi |
10 | Taulant Seferi |
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