Varteks vs Aston Villa, 2001/02 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - VAR win on away goals
Varteks
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    2nd Leg - Tied on aggregate - VAR win on away goals
    Aston Villa
    • 90': Moustapha Hadji

    About

    Varteks are hosting Aston Villa at Gradski, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

    Game Information

    Competition: UEFA Cup

    Venue: Gradski
    Location: ,
    Attendance: 12,100

    Line-Ups

    VAR Varteks

    No. Name
    5 Danijel Hrman
    8 Devi Muka
    9 Veldin Karic Yellow Card
    10 Miljenko Mumlek
    11 Sasa Bjelanovic
    14 Goran Granic
    24 Silvester Sabolcki
    25 Zoran Kastel
    1 Daniel Madaric (GK)
    6 Matija Kristic
    7 Ivan Rezic
    Varteks Substitutes:
    Goran Borovic, Andrija Balajic, Hrvoje Sklepic, Nikola Safaric, Zeljko Rumbak, Oskar Drobne, Antun Andricevic.

    AVL Aston Villa

    No. Name
    1 Peter Schmeichel (GK)
    2 Mark Delaney
    5 Ozalan Alpay
    4 Olof Mellberg
    3 Alan Wright
    30 Hassan Kachloul
    17 Lee Hendrie
    6 George Boateng Yellow Card
    14 David Ginola Yellow Card
    20 Moustapha Hadji
    19 Bosko Balaban
    Aston Villa Substitutes:
    Peter Enckelman, Steve Staunton, Gareth Barry, Jlloyd Samuel, Steve Stone, Juan Pablo Angel, Dion Dublin.

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