Zimbru Chisinau vs Bangor City, 2012/13 UEFA Europa League, First Qualifying Round

· 2nd Leg - Zimbru Chisinau win 2-1 on aggregate

Zimbru Chisinau

29': Oleg Molla
32': Oleg Molla

FT
2 - 1
2nd Leg - Zimbru Chisinau win 2-1 on aggregate

Bangor City

44': Marc Smyth

About

Zimbru Chisinau are hosting Bangor City at Zimbru Stadium, , Moldova, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Zimbru Stadium
Location: , Moldova
Attendance: 4,000

Line-Ups

Zimbru Chisinau

No.	Name
	Zastavnyi
22	Nicolae Calancea (GK)
18	Ilie Daniel Balasa
25	Serghei Cuznetov
8	Oleg Sischin
30	Radu Catan
35	Andrei Derkach
44	Akhmet Barakhoev
70	Eugen Gorceac
10	Daniil Nikolayev
29	Oleg Molla

Zimbru Chisinau Substitutes:

Ghenadii Mosneaga, Serghei Gafina, Alexandru Cucu, Levan Korgalidze, Janko Tumbasovic, Andrei Marina, Constantin Iavorschi.

Bangor City

No.	Name
	Lee Idzi (GK)
	Christopher Roberts
	James Brewerton
	Mike Johnston
	Liam Brown
	Craig Garside
	Sion Edwards
	Damien Allen
	Marc Smyth
	Jamie Davies
	Chris Jones

Bangor City Substitutes:

Kyle Clancy, Peter Hoy, Clive Williams, Dave Morley, Chris Simm, Alan Bull, John Owen.

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