Tirol Innsbruck vs Fiorentina, 2001/02 UEFA Cup, Second Round

· 2nd Leg - Fiorentina win 4-2 on aggregate

Tirol Innsbruck

25': Radoslav Gilewicz
74': Radoslav Gilewicz

FT
2 - 2
2nd Leg - Fiorentina win 4-2 on aggregate

Fiorentina

26': Nuno Gomes
41': Domenico Morfeo
70': Angelo Di Livio
90': Paolo Vanoli

About

Tirol Innsbruck are hosting Fiorentina at Tivoli Neu Stadium, , Austria, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Tivoli Neu Stadium
Location: , Austria
Attendance: 14,000

Line-Ups

Tirol Innsbruck

No.	Name
	Marcus Ziegler (GK)
	Walter Kogler
	Marco Zwyssig
	Zoran Barisic
	Michael Baur
	Roland Kirchler
	Jerzy Brzeczek
	Stefan Marasek
	Markus Scharrer
	Radoslav Gilewicz
	Patrik Jezek

Tirol Innsbruck Substitutes:

Heinz Weber, Jurgen Panis, Oliver Prudlo, Thomas Grumser, Andreas Schiener, Wolfgang Mair, Edi Glieder.

Fiorentina

No.	Name
	Alexander Manninger (GK)
4	Daniele Adani
	Emiliano Moretti
	Paolo Vanoli
14	Angelo Di Livio
	Mirco Benin
14	Sandro Cois
	Roberto Baronio
	Christian Amoroso
8	Predrag Mijhatovic
	Nuno Gomes

Fiorentina Substitutes:

Mario Cassano, Luca Ceccarelli, Da Silva Mariano Amaral, Fabio Rossitto, Alessandro Agostini, Domenico Morfeo, Ezequiel Gonzales.

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