SS Folgore Falciano vs Pyunik, 2015-16 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying First Round

· 2nd Leg - Pyunik win 4-2 on aggregate

SS Folgore Falciano

66': Michael Traini

FT
1 - 2
2nd Leg - Pyunik win 4-2 on aggregate

Pyunik

6': Kamo Hovhannisyan
44': Vardges Satumyan

About

SS Folgore Falciano are hosting Pyunik at Serravalle B, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Serravalle B
Location: ,

Line-Ups

SS Folgore Falciano

No.	Name
90	Davide Bicchiarelli (GK)
4	Andrea Nucci
26	Alberto Mazzola
15	Marco Berardi
13	Gianluca Bollini
14	Christofer Genestreti
8	Simone Pacini
6	Manuel Muccini
20	Adolfo Hirsch
23	Fabio Bollini
7	Michael Traini

SS Folgore Falciano Substitutes:

Francesco Perrota, Mirko Ottaviani, Luca Righini, Marco Rattini, Michele Casadei, Luca Rossinetti, Achille Della Valle.

Pyunik

No.	Name
22	Anatoly Ayvazov (GK)
33	Taron Voskanyan
8	Gagik Poghosyan
3	Varazdat Haroyan
5	Kamo Hovhannisyan
15	Artur Yuspashyan
20	Levon Hayrapetyan
17	Zaven Badoyan
9	Razmik Hakobyan
7	Cesar Romero
30	Vardges Satumyan

Pyunik Substitutes:

Ghukas Poghosyan, Grigor Hovhannisyan, John Jeremiah, Rumyan Hovsepyan, David Manoyan, Gor Manukyan, Sargis Shahinyan.

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