Slavia Prague vs PAOK Salonika, 2002/03 UEFA Cup, Third Round

· 2nd Leg - Slavia Prague win 4-1 on aggregate

Slavia Prague

13': Rudi Skacel
51': Stepan Vachousek
89': Pavel Kuka
90': Pavel Kuka

FT
4 - 0
2nd Leg - Slavia Prague win 4-1 on aggregate

PAOK Salonika

About

Slavia Prague are hosting PAOK Salonika at Eden Stadium, , Czechia, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Eden Stadium
Location: , Czechia

Line-Ups

Slavia Prague

No.	Name
1	Radek Cerny (GK)
4	Lucas Dosek
22	Tomas Hrdlicka
26	Martin Muller
10	Richard Dostalek
11	Rudi Skacel
14	Patrik Gedeon
17	Adam Petrous
23	Karel Pitak
5	Tomas Dosek
9	Stepan Vachousek

Slavia Prague Substitutes:

Radek Slama, Evandro Adauto, Michal Vaclavik, Jan Suchoparek, Tomas Silhavy, Tomas Kuchar, Pavel Kuka.

PAOK Salonika

No.	Name
33	Kyriakos Tohouroglou (GK)
3	Vangelis Koutsopoulos
23	Dionysis Chasiotis
21	Vangelis Nastos
	Dimitris Markos
11	Giorgos Georgiadis
	Giorgos Koutsis
	Mariusz Kukielka
1	Pantelis Kafes
22	Giannis Okkas
18	Nikos Froussos

PAOK Salonika Substitutes:

Dimitris Salpingidis, Radoslaw Majdan, Kofi Amponsah, Marek Kozminski, Panagiotis Egkomitis, Loukas Karadimos, Yiasoumi Yiasoumis.

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