Banik Ostrava vs Heerenveen, 2005/06 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 1st Leg
Banik Ostrava
  • 28': Maros Klimpl
  • 45': Lukas Magera (P)
FT
2 - 0
1st Leg
Heerenveen

    About

    Banik Ostrava are hosting Heerenveen at Bazaly Stadium, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Cup.

    Game Information

    Competition: UEFA Cup

    Venue: Bazaly Stadium
    Location: ,
    Attendance: 10,330

    Line-Ups

    BAO Banik Ostrava

    No. Name
    22 Martin Raska (GK) Yellow Card
    3 Josef Hoffmann Yellow Card
    5 Maros Klimpl
    7 Martin Cizek
    8 Pavel Besta
    6 David Bystron
    10 Frantisek Rajtoral
    24 Frantisek Metelka
    29 Lukas Magera
    14 Michal Papadopulos Yellow Card
    27 R Zeher
    Banik Ostrava Substitutes:
    P Vasek, P Ciganek, P Coupek, Radek Sloncik, Z Stanek, Martin Lukes, Libor Zurek.

    HEE Heerenveen

    No. Name
    24 Boy Waterman (GK)
    3 Petter Hansson
    4 Michel Breuer
    5 Marcel Seip
    15 Jeroen Drost
    2 Said Bakkati
    6 Paul Bosvelt
    23 Danijel Pranjic
    17 Arnold Bruggink
    7 Ugur Yildirim
    9 Klaas-Jan Huntelaar
    Heerenveen Substitutes:
    Brian Vandenbussche, Fernando Derveld, Hjalte Bo Norregaard, Thomas Prager, Sebastian Steur, Georgios Samaras, Ken Ilso Larsen.

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