UEFA Europa League

Slovan Bratislava vs VfB Stuttgart, 2010/11 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Round

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1st Leg
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Slovan Bratislava are hosting VfB Stuttgart at Tehelne Pole Stadium, , Slovakia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Tehelne Pole Stadium
Location: , Slovakia
Attendance: 8,120

Line-Ups

SLB Slovan Bratislava

No. Name
30 Matuz Putnocky (GK)
2 Kornel Salata
6 Martin Dobrotka
18 Mamadou Bagayoko Yellow Card
19 Karim Guédé
24 Peter Janosik
28 Marian Had
8 Erik Grendel
15 Filip Kiss
13 Milan Ivana
17 Jakub Sylvestr

VFB VfB Stuttgart

No. Name
1 Sven Ulreich (GK)
2 Philipp Degen Yellow Card
3 Cristian Molinaro
6 Georg Niedermeier
35 Christian Trasch
21 Khalid Boulahrouz
8 Zdravko Kuzmanovic
13 Timo Gebhart
20 Christian Gentner
18 Jeronimo Baretto Cacau
29 Pavel Pogrebnyak

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