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

No.	Name
12	Branko Grahovac (GK)
13	Zoran Antic
5	Aleksandar Ignjatovic
6	Boban Dmitrovic
26	Slavko Maric
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.

Ajax Amsterdam

No.	Name
1	Maarten Stekelenburg (GK)
3	Oleguer Presas Renom
4	Thomas Vermaelen
8	Urby Emanuelson
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.

UEFA Cup News

AFCON 2025 Final: The day the football died

Fan clashes, VAR controversies, missed penalties, a walkout, Senegal's extra time winner - the AFCON final had it all.

Frenkie De Jong slams arrogant ref after Barcelona loss

Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong attacked referee Jesús Gil Manzano's arrogant attitude after the LaLiga leader's 11-game winning run was ended by Real Sociedad on Sunday.

Arsenal top Deloitte Women's Money League; Chelsea 2nd

Arsenal Women topped the revenue list for the first time, generating €25.6 million ($29.6m, £22.5m) as top ranked women's football clubs generated over €150m ($173.7m, £130m), according to Deloitte Football Money League.

Chaos at Africa Cup of Nations final after Senegal players walk off field

The Africa Cup of Nations final went to extra time after finishing 0-0 in a chaotic end which saw Senegal players walk off the field when host Morocco was awarded a stoppage-time penalty.

Crazy AFCON drama as Senegal wins final in extra time

After a controversial penalty sparked a walk-off protest, Senegal regrouped to defeat Morocco in extra time and claim their second AFCON title.