Partizan Belgrade vs AEL, 2012-13 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Third Round

· 2nd Leg - AEL win 2-0 on aggregate

Partizan Belgrade

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2nd Leg - AEL win 2-0 on aggregate

AEL

23': Dossa Junior
28': Jorge Lourenco

About

Partizan Belgrade are hosting AEL at FK Partizan Stadium, Belgrade, Serbia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: FK Partizan Stadium
Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Attendance: 21,000

Line-Ups

Partizan Belgrade

No.	Name
88	Vladimir Stojkovic (GK)
3	Vladimir Volkov
15	Ivan Ivanov
40	Milos Ostojic
13	Nikola Aksentijevic
7	Nemanja Tomic
21	Sasa Markovic
22	Sasa Ilic
25	Stefan Babovic
50	Lazar Markovic
12	Stefan Scepovic

Partizan Belgrade Substitutes:

Nikola Petrovic, Aleksandar Miljkovic, Vojislav Stankovic, Goran Lovre, Nikola Ninkovic, Mohamed Zubya, Aleksandar Mitrovic.

AEL

No.	Name
32	Matias Degra (GK)
12	Marios Nikolaou
21	Marcos Airosa
23	Carlitos Soares
29	Edwin Ouon
2	Dossa Junior
11	Lacerda Edmar
20	Luciano Bebe
77	Aderito Waldemar Dede
7	Jorge Lourenco
99	Patrick Vouho

AEL Substitutes:

Isli Hidi, Stelios Parpas, Rui Miguel, Sebastiao Felisberto Graca Amaral Gilberto, Goncalves Paulo Sergio, Michalis Konstantinou, Chris Dickson.

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