Malmö FF vs FK Ventspils, 2014-15 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Second Round

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Malmö FF are hosting FK Ventspils at Eleda Stadion, Malmo, Sweden, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Eleda Stadion
Location: Malmo, Sweden
Attendance: 8,831

Line-Ups

Malmö FF

No.	Name
25	Robin Olsen (GK)
2	Matias Concha
18	Johan Hammar
20	Ferreira Ricardinho
21	Erik Johansson
22	Amin Nazari
33	Emil Forsberg
6	Markus Halsti
9	Markus Rosenberg
24	Isaac Kiese Thelin
7	Magnus Eriksson

Malmö FF Substitutes:

Zlatan Azinovic, Piotr Johansson, Simon Kroon, Pawel Cibicki, Petar Petrovic, Erdal Rakip, Victor Wernersson.

FK Ventspils

No.	Name
30	Maksims Uvarenko (GK)
2	Kaspars Dubra
3	Anton Kurakins
5	Vitalijs Barinovs
27	Robertas Freidgeimas
32	Oleg Timofejev
9	Simonas Paulius
17	Daniils Ulimbashevs
77	Vitalijs Recickis
18	Ndue Mujeci
22	Ahmed Abdultaofik

FK Ventspils Substitutes:

Valentins Ralkevics, Davis Indrans, Tornike Tarkhnishvili, Eduards Tidenbergs, Vladimirs Mukins, Girts Karlsons, Kaspars Svarups.

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