Hapoel Tel-Aviv vs Chornomorets, 2006/07 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Hapoel Tel-Aviv win 4-1 on aggregate
Hapoel Tel-Aviv
  • 24': Salim Toama
  • 73': Elyaniv Barda
  • 88': Luciano De Bruno
FT
3 - 1
2nd Leg - Hapoel Tel-Aviv win 4-1 on aggregate
Chornomorets
  • Red Card 71': Andrey Ostrovsky
  • 81': Gennadi Nizhegorodov

About

Hapoel Tel-Aviv are hosting Chornomorets at Bloomfield Stadium, Tel-Aviv, Israel, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Bloomfield Stadium
Location: Tel-Aviv, Israel
Attendance: 13,500

Line-Ups

H Tel-Aviv Hapoel Tel-Aviv

No. Name
1 Shavit Elimelech (GK)
3 Tal Chen
4 Tomer Haliva
20 Igal Antebi
26 Javier Paez Yellow Card
7 Baruch Dago
8 Yossi Abuksis
10 Walid Badir
15 Salim Toama
11 Elyaniv Barda
27 Ivan Jolic
Hapoel Tel-Aviv Substitutes:
Galil Ben Shaanan, Meir Perez, Gil Vermot, Shay Abutbul, Luciano De Bruno, Izbita Ogbona, Kfir Udi.

Chornomorets Chornomorets

No. Name
1 Vitaly Rudenko (GK)
4 Serhiy Symonenko
21 Andrey Ostrovsky Red Card
31 Gennadi Nizhegorodov Yellow Card
35 Ilia Kandelaki Yellow Card
3 Valentin Poltavets
8 A Kyrlyk Yellow Card
9 Olexandr Zotov
33 Sergei Danilovskiy
10 Oleg Venhlinskyy
88 Sergei Shishenko
Chornomorets Substitutes:
Genady Altman, Bilozor, Kakhaber Mjavanadze, Pavel Kirilchik, Gilazev, Sergei Osipov, Yevheny Lutsenko.

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