UEFA Champions League

The New Saints vs MyPa, 2006/07 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying First Round

· 2nd Leg - MyPa win 2-0 on aggregate
The New Saints
    FT
    0 - 1
    2nd Leg - MyPa win 2-0 on aggregate
    MyPa
    • 6': Saku Puhakainen

    About

    The New Saints are hosting MyPa at Recreation Park, Burntisland, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

    Game Information

    Competition: UEFA Champions League

    Venue: Recreation Park
    Location: Burntisland, Scotland

    Line-Ups

    TNS The New Saints

    No. Name
    Greg Stones
    1 Gerard Doherty (GK)
    4 Phillip Baker
    18 Michael Jackson
    6 Tommy Holmes
    3 Christopher King
    7 Scott Ruscoe
    14 Hogan
    10 Steven Beck
    9 Michael Wild
    17 Nicky Ward
    The New Saints Substitutes:
    Lee Williams, Richard Harris, Rob Williams, Alfie Carter, John Leah, Mark Davies, John Toner.

    MyPa MyPa

    No. Name
    1 Janne Korhonen (GK)
    3 Sampsa Timoska
    5 Jukka Lindstrom
    18 H Miranda
    20 T Kansikas
    7 Tuomas Kuparainen
    10 Marco Manso
    11 Isidro Leguizamon
    4 Tero Taipale
    9 Saku Puhakainen
    30 Adriano
    MyPa Substitutes:
    Jani Tuomala, Toni Huttunen, Mika Hernesniemi, Iikka Juura, Ville Oksanen, Aleksei Kangaskolkka, Eero Peltonen.

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