FK Tom Tomsk vs Sibir Novosibirsk, 2010 Russian Premier League, 2010 Russian Premier League

· Russian Premier League

FK Tom Tomsk

3': Artem Dzjuba
21': Artem Dzjuba
45'+1': Aleksander Kharitonov
90'+3': Dmitri Nikolaevic Smirnov

FT
3 - 2

Sibir Novosibirsk

22': Aleksei Medvedev
24': Igor Shevchenko

About

FK Tom Tomsk are hosting Sibir Novosibirsk at Stadion Trud, Tomsk, Russia, starting on . The match is a part of the Russian Premier League.

Game Information

Competition: Russian Premier League

Venue: Stadion Trud
Location: Tomsk, Russia

Line-Ups

FK Tom Tomsk

No.	Name
25	Sergei Pareiko (GK)
13	Ilya Gultyaev
17	Andrei Ivanov
23	Georgi Dzhioev
37	Djordje Jokic
9	Sergei Kovalchuk
6	Dmitriy Michkov
11	Kirill Kovalchuk
55	Kim Nam-Il
83	Aleksander Kharitonov
20	Artem Dzjuba

FK Tom Tomsk Substitutes:

Alexei Polyakov, Ivan Tuev, Dmitri Nikolaevic Smirnov, Valeri Klimov, Norbert Nemeth, Goran Maznov, Yevgeni Starikov.

Sibir Novosibirsk

No.	Name
30	Wojciech Kowalewski (GK)
3	Dzmitry Molosh
22	Yegor Filipenko
24	Arunas Klimavicius
70	Martin Horak
14	Aleksandr Degtyarov
20	Aleksandr Shulenin
27	Aleksei Aravin
28	Roger Cañas
13	Aleksei Medvedev
99	Igor Shevchenko

Sibir Novosibirsk Substitutes:

Alexei Solosin, Denis Bukhrakov, Ivan Nagibin, Aleksandr Shumov, Maxim Astafiev, Aleksandr Antipenko, Roman Belyaev.

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