Ujpesti vs Paris Saint-Germain, 2002/03 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Paris Saint-Germain win 4-0 on aggregate

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2nd Leg - Paris Saint-Germain win 4-0 on aggregate

58': Selim Benachour

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Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Megyeri Ut Stadium
Location: ,
Attendance: 6,000

Line-Ups

Ujpesti

No.	Name
	Geza Vlaszak
	Zoltan Tamasi
	Daniel Tchur
	Balazs Farkas
	Dejan Poljakovic
	Ferenc Horvath
	Gabor Korolovszky
	Frantisek Kunzo
	Zoltan Kovacs
	Tamas Juhar
	Tibor Tokody

Ujpesti Substitutes:

Daniel Illyes, Tamas Mori, Peter Lerant, Henrik Rosa, Peter Simek, Radek Sloncik.

Paris Saint-Germain

No.	Name
1	Lionel Letizi (GK)
18	Didier Domi
12	Talal El Karkouri
5	Mauricio Pochettino
3	Lionel Potillon
	Arruda Parente Paulo Cesar
	Moreira Andre Luiz
17	Selim Benachour
	Jerome Leroy
	Andrade Filipe Teixeira
19	Laurent Leroy

Paris Saint-Germain Substitutes:

Jerome Alonzo, Parralo Aguilera Cristobal, Gabriel Heinze, Frederic Dehu, Jose Da Silva Aloisio, Fabrice Fiorese, Bartholomew Ogbeche.

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