UEFA Champions League

Helsingborg vs Slask Wroclaw, 2012-13 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Third Round

· 2nd Leg - Helsingborg win 6-1 on aggregate
Helsingborg
  • 43': Thomas Sorum
  • 51': Thomas Sorum
  • 69': Thomas Sorum
FT
3 - 1
2nd Leg - Helsingborg win 6-1 on aggregate
Slask Wroclaw
  • 30': Cristian Diaz

About

Helsingborg are hosting Slask Wroclaw at Olympia Stadion, , Sweden, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Olympia Stadion
Location: , Sweden
Attendance: 4,836

Line-Ups

HEL Helsingborg

No. Name
30 Pär Hansson (GK)
23 Erik Wahlstedt
4 Walid Atta
28 Jere Uronen
6 May Mahlangu
3 Loret Sadiku
7 Mattias Lindstrom
8 Ardian Gashi
21 Christoffer Andersson
11 Thomas Sorum Yellow Card
19 Alfred Finnbogason
Helsingborg Substitutes:
Daniel Andersson, Erik Edman, Joseph Baffo, Markus Bergholtz, Daniel Nordmark, Erik Sundin, Alvaro Marcio Dos Santos.

WRO Slask Wroclaw

No. Name
25 Marian Kelemen (GK)
17 Mariusz Pawelec
14 Marcin Kowalcyzk
3 Tomasz Jodlowiec
16 Dalibor Stevanovic
6 Patrik Mraz
5 Waldemar Sobota Yellow Card
11 Sebastian Mila
26 Przemyslaw Kazmierczak
9 Sylwester Patejuk
21 Cristian Diaz
Slask Wroclaw Substitutes:
Rafal Gikiewicz, Rafal Grodzicki, Marek Wasiluk, Amir Spahic, Mateusz Cetnarski, Johan Voskamp, Lukasz Gikiewicz.

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