Borac Cacak vs Ajax Amsterdam, 2008/09 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 1st Leg
Borac Cacak
  • 50': Dragan Milovanovic
FT
1 - 4
1st Leg
Ajax Amsterdam
  • 11': Miralem Sulejmani
  • 35': Luis Suárez
  • 71': Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
  • 86': Klaas-Jan Huntelaar

About

Borac Cacak are hosting Ajax Amsterdam at Gradski Stadium, , Croatia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Gradski Stadium
Location: , Croatia
Attendance: 5,000

Line-Ups

Borac Cacak Borac Cacak

No. Name
12 Branko Grahovac (GK)
13 Zoran Antic Yellow Card
5 Aleksandar Ignjatovic
6 Boban Dmitrovic
26 Slavko Maric Yellow Card
4 Dragan Dragutinovic
14 Marko Mugosa
22 Darko Lazovic
10 B Stojanovic
21 Nebojsa Prtenjak
19 Dragan Milovanovic
Borac Cacak Substitutes:
Igor Dimitrijevic, Ivan Dokovic, Milos Stojcev, Vladimir Krnjinac, Milos Obradovic, Sasa Kocic, Nenad Novakovic.

AJA Ajax Amsterdam

No. Name
1 Maarten Stekelenburg (GK)
3 Oleguer Presas Renom
4 Thomas Vermaelen
8 Urby Emanuelson Yellow Card
15 Gregory van der Wiel
5 Jan Vertonghen
25 Evander Sno
26 Jeffrey Sarpong
10 Miralem Sulejmani
16 Luis Suárez
9 Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
Ajax Amsterdam Substitutes:
Kenneth Vermeer, Bruno Ramon Barone Silva, Robbert Schilder, Rasmus Lindgren, Siem de Jong, Dario Cvitanich, Santiago Vitor Leonardo.

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