Zizkov vs Brøndby IF, 2003/04 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Brøndby IF win 2-0 on aggregate
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2nd Leg - Brøndby IF win 2-0 on aggregate
  • 87': Kim Daugaard

About

Zizkov are hosting Brøndby IF at FK Viktoria Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: FK Viktoria Stadium
Location: ,
Attendance: 3,162

Line-Ups

Zizkov Zizkov

No. Name
1 Petr Pizanowski (GK)
2
5 Antonin Mlejnsky Yellow Card
6 Maros Klimpl
11 Jiri Sabou
15 Miroslav Mikulik
12 Michal Scasny
26 Kennedy Chihuri Yellow Card
13 Miroslav Sebesta
21 Marian Dirnbach
9 Tomas Oravec

BRO Brøndby IF

No. Name
1 Karim Zaza (GK)
4 Per Nielsen
5 Dan Anton Johansen
6 Andreas Jakobsson
3 Morten Wieghorst
7 Thomas Kahlenberg
8 Kim Daugaard
9 Martin Retov
10 Mattias Jonson Yellow Card
12 Jonas Kamper
15 Ruben Bagger

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