Cherno More vs VfB Stuttgart, 2008/09 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 1st Leg

Cherno More

42': Tanko Dyakov

FT
1 - 2
1st Leg

VfB Stuttgart

66': Mario Gómez
81': Mario Gómez

About

Cherno More are hosting VfB Stuttgart at Ticha, , Bulgaria, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Ticha
Location: , Bulgaria
Attendance: 1,000

Line-Ups

Cherno More

No.	Name
36	Evgeni Hmaruk (GK)
5	Nikolay Domakinov
6	Tanko Dyakov
3	Peris
10	Aleksandar Aleksandrov
21	Georgi Rusev
22	Milen Petkov
8	Ricardo Pires
77	Iordan Yurukov
9	Adrian Fernandez

Cherno More Substitutes:

Karamfil Ilchev, Stanislav Stoyanov, Mihail Christov, Radoslav Bachev, Petar Kostadinov, Daniel Georgiev, Miroslav Manolov.

VfB Stuttgart

No.	Name
1	Jens Lehmann (GK)
4	Khalid Boulahrouz
5	Serdar Tasci
17	Mathieu Delpierre
3	Ricardo Mendoza Osorio
21	Ludovic Magnin
28	Sami Khedira
7	Martin Lanig
11	Thomas Hitzlsperger
8	Jan Simak
33	Mario Gómez

VfB Stuttgart Substitutes:

Alexander Stolz, Arthur Boka, Roberto Hilbert, Georges Mandjeck, Jeronimo Baretto Cacau, Manuel Fischer, Danijel Ljuboja.

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