Benfica vs Dukla Banska Bistryka, 2004/05 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Benfica win 5-0 on aggregate

14': Zlatko Zahovic
18': Nuno Gomes

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2nd Leg - Benfica win 5-0 on aggregate

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Benfica are hosting Dukla Banska Bistryka at Estádio da Luz, Lisbon, Portugal, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Estádio da Luz
Location: Lisbon, Portugal

Line-Ups

Benfica

No.	Name
12	Quim (GK)
2	Euripedes Amoreirinha
3	Fuks Argel
4	Luisão
18	Manuel Dos Santos
6	Petit
5	Santos Paulo Almeida
10	Zlatko Zahovic
20	Simão
11	Deiberson Mauricio Geovanni
21	Nuno Gomes

Benfica Substitutes:

Daniel Yannick, Takis Fyssas, Carlos Alberto Carlitos, Bruno Aguiar, Everson Pereira, Manuel Fernandes, Azar Karadas.

Dukla Banska Bistryka

No.	Name
31	Richard Zajac (GK)
23	Peter Dzurik
6	Jaroslav Kentos
24	Vladimir Leitner
25	Vladimir Vesely
8	Lubomir Vyskoc
14	Michal Pancik
7	Martin Svintek
5	Frantisek Kunzo
22	Miroslav Sovic
26	Martin Jakubko

Dukla Banska Bistryka Substitutes:

Peter Boros, Rastislav Vrgela, Dusan Toth, Viktor Pecovsky, Radovan Kulik, Peter Ppnov, Tomas Libic.

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