UEFA Europa League

NK Celje vs Slask Wroclaw, 2015-16 UEFA Europa League, First Qualifying Round

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1st Leg
  • 32': Robert Pich

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NK Celje are hosting Slask Wroclaw at Stadion Z'dezele, Celje, Slovenia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Stadion Z'dezele
Location: Celje, Slovenia

Line-Ups

NKC NK Celje

No. Name
12 Matic Kotnik (GK)
30 Tadej Vidmajer
20 Marko Jakolic
6 Tilen Klemencic Yellow Card
8 Danijel Miskic
7 Ivan Firer
25 Matej Mrsic
27 Ramón Soria
29 Mihovil Klapan
9 Gregor Bajde
10 Valon Ahmedi

WRO Slask Wroclaw

No. Name
33 Mariusz Pawelek (GK)
3 Piotr Celeban
23 Pawel Zielinski
12 Carlos Eduardo De Souza Tome
4 Tom Hateley
6 Tomasz Holota
10 Robert Pich
17 Mariusz Pawelec
9 Jacek Kielb
28 Flavio Paixao
29 Peter Grajciar Yellow Card

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