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FC Dila Gori - MŠK Žilina 2:1 (0:1)
FC Dila Gori - MŠK Žilina 2:1 (0:1) Góly: 58. Camara, 70. Wanderson - 45.+ Bichakhchyan (pok. kop) Rozhodca: Milanovic - Djorovic, Grujic (všetci Srbsko) ŽK: 42. Bidzinashvili, 75. Santos, 78. Chiteishvili 86. Mosiashvili - 40. Fazlagić, 42. Sluka, 76. Minárik, 78. Gono FC Dila Gori: Gugeshashvili - Chiteishvili, Etou, Maisashvili (C) (77. Manzi), Wanderson - Mosiashvili, Santos - Gudushauri (56. Bugridze), Bidzinashvili, Camara (82. Madinga) - Kapanadze (55. Zubak) MŠK Žilina: Petráš - Anang, Minárik (C), Kiwior, Sluka - Myslovič (46. Bernát), Fazlagić (46. Gono), Bichakhchyan (71. Slebodník) - Kaprálik (79. Kopas), Jibril (65. Rusnák), Ďuriš
Slavia fans: Crvena Zvezda Bělehrad Away
Crvena Zvezda Bělehrad - SK Slavia Praha Liga: UEFA Europa League Kdy: čt 27.8.2009 20:30 Kde: Bělehrad , Srbsko Diváků: 35000
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Serbo-Croatian
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Serbian language
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Serbian Empire
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Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
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