Middlesbrough vs Banik Ostrava, 2004/05 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 1st Leg

57': Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
63': Mark Viduka
80': Mark Viduka

FT
3 - 0
1st Leg

About

Middlesbrough are hosting Banik Ostrava at The Riverside Stadium, , England, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: The Riverside Stadium
Location: , England
Attendance: 29,746

Line-Ups

Middlesbrough

No.	Name
1	Mark Schwarzer (GK)
21	Stuart Parnaby
6	Gareth Southgate
5	Chris Riggott
3	Franck Queudrue
7	George Boateng
15	Ray Parlour
32	Boudewijn Zenden
8	Szilard Nemeth
36	Mark Viduka
18	Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Middlesbrough Substitutes:

Carlo Nash, Colin Cooper, Tony McMahon, Stewart Downing, Guidoni Junior Doriva, James Morrison, Joseph Desire Job.

Banik Ostrava

No.	Name
22	Martin Raska (GK)
17	Zdenek Pospech
18	Josef Dvornik
8	Pavel Besta
3	Petr Drozd
19	Mario Zubek
2	Radoslav Latal
6	David Bystron
21	Miroslav Matusovic
23	Mario Licka
7	Martin Cizek

Banik Ostrava Substitutes:

Miroslav Konig, Josef Hoffmann, Jan Velkoborsky, Zavadil, Martin Lukes, Michal Papadopulos, Libor Zurek.

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