Sevilla FC - CA OsasunaPage 2 Sevilla FC - CA Osasuna MATCH PRESS KIT • Sevilla defender Aitor...

Contents6 - Competition facts1 - Match background7 - Team facts2 - Squad list8 - Competition information3 - Match officials9 - Legend4 - Domestic information

5 - Match-by-match lineups

Match background

Having survived an onslaught to escape from the away leg of their tie against CA Osasuna with a 1-0 defeat, SevillaFC remain on target to reach the UEFA Cup final.

• Roberto Soldado's 55th-minute header broke the deadlock at the Reyno de Navarra in Pamplona and the homeside had plenty of chances to defend their lead as Sevilla struggled to contain them. However, they recovered theircomposure with Frédéric Kanouté and Aleksandr Kerzhakov almost snatching a vital away goal.

• The two sides have have met on 56 occasions in the Primera División. Sevilla have the upper hand, with 22 winsto Osasuna's 20, and 14 games drawn.

• The teams have already played each other twice in the league this season. Sevilla won 2-0 at home with a Kanoutépenalty and a late Adriano goal doing the damage on 5 November. The return match in Pamplona on 1 April endedin a goalless draw.

• Sevilla have faced domestic opposition in three previous European ties, losing the first leg of their European ChampionClubs' Cup quarter-final at Real Madrid CF 8-0 in 1957/58 before a 2-2 draw in the return. They met FC Barcelona inthe 1995/96 UEFA Cup third round, drawing 1-1 at home and losing 3-1 at Camp Nou but avenged that defeat in the2006 UEFA Super Cup final as Renato, Kanouté and Enzo Maresca scored in a 3-0 victory in Monaco.

• This is the tenth occasion in which sides from the same country have come face to face in the UEFA Cup semi-finals.Six of those previous occasions involved German clubs, the most famous being the 1979/80 semi-finals which werecontested exclusively by Bundesliga sides.

• Teams from England and Italy have also met fellow countrymen in UEFA Cup semi-finals, while there has been oneprevious all-Spanish tie at this stage. In the 2003/04 competition Villarreal CF and Valencia CF met in the last four,with the latter going through 1-0 on aggregate, winning at home following a goalless draw in the first leg.

• Spanish sides have also met in four previous semi-finals in the European Cup. Madrid overcame neighbours ClubAtlético de Madrid in the 1958/59 semi-finals and knocked out Barcelona the following season. Valencia beat Barçain the 1999/00 UEFA Champions League semis, and Madrid defeated the Catalan side again in the last four in 2001/02.

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Sevilla FC - CA OsasunaMATCH PRESS KITRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, SevillaThursday, 3 May 2007 - 20:45 local timeSemi-finals, second leg - Matchday 13

• The 2000/01 UEFA Cup quarter-finals featured two all-Spanish ties with Deportivo Alavés taking on a Rayo Vallecanoside under current Sevilla coach Ramos. Alavés won 3-0 at home and lost 2-1 away, while in another last-eight game,Barcelona won 2-1 at home to RC Celta de Vigo and progressed on away goal despite a 3-2 second-leg defeat.

• The UEFA Cup holders are looking to become only the second side to successfully defend the trophy. Madrid arethe only side to retain the UEFA Cup, winning the competition in 1985 and 1986.

• Osasuna reached the knockout phase as runners-up in Group D. They then overcame FC Girondins de Bordeauxwith Javad Nekunam's last-minute extra-time goal after 209 goalless minutes deciding their Round of 32 tie. JoséÁngel 'Cuco' Ziganda's side drew 1-1 at Rangers FC but won 1-0 at home to progress through the Round of 16 andpulled off a major coup in the quarter-finals winning 3-0 at Bayer 04 Leverkusen before triumphing 1-0 at home.

• Sevilla reached the knockout stage by finishing second in Group C. They then overcame FC Steaua Bucuresti 2-0away and 1-0 at home to seal their passage to the last 16. After a 2-2 draw at home against FC Shakhtar Donetsk inthe Round of 16 their future in the competition looked in doubt, but an added-time goal from goalkeeper Andrés Palopearned them a second 2-2 draw in Ukraine, with Ernesto Chevantón's extra-time effort securing a 5-4 aggregatevictory. They reached the semi-finals with a 2-1 home win and a 2-2 away draw against Tottenham Hotspur FC.

• Kanouté scored Sevilla's second goal in the second leg against Tottenham, the team's 100th in UEFA club competition.

• Osasuna have never before appeared in a UEFA club competition semi-final. Prior to this season, their greatestcontinental achievement was reaching the third round of the 1991/92 UEFA Cup. The second leg against Sevilla willbe Osasuna's 14th European game of the season. At the start of 2006/07, they had only played 12 European gamesin total in three previous campaigns.

• Sevilla are appearing in their second European semi-final, having overcome FC Schalke 04 1-0 on aggregate in lastseason's last four en route to their 4-0 win against Middlesbrough FC in the final.

• Osasuna have scored 17 goals in their 13 UEFA Cup games this year, conceding seven. They scored once andconceded once in the UEFA Champions League third qualifying round, losing to Hamburger SV on away goals.

• Ziganda's men have proved to be at their most dangerous in the second half of games, scoring eleven of their goalsafter the interval, five of them between the 61st and 75th minutes.

• Goals have been shared out fairly evenly between the squad, with midfielders Patxi Puñal and David López leadingthe way with three apiece.

• Sevilla have scored 25 goals in their 13 UEFA Cup games this season, conceding eleven.

• Juande Ramos's side have proved to be a menace at the start and end of games. Six of their goals have beenscored in the first 15 minutes of games with six more in the last 15 minutes and added time.

• Ernesto Chevantón has been the holders' top scorer with four goals, Kanouté and Luis Fabiano chipping in withthree each.

• Osasuna have been a useful side away from home in Europe this season, losing just once in seven outings - a 3-1group stage defeat at RC Lens - and securing 3-0 wins at both Parma FC and Leverkusen.

• Sevilla's only defeat in this season's UEFA Cup came at home as they went down 2-1 against AZ Alkmaar in thegroup stage, their first home reverse in 27 matches in UEFA club competition. They have since remained unbeatenin their four UEFA Cup home games.

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Sevilla FC - CA OsasunaMATCH PRESS KIT

• Sevilla defender Aitor Ocio played for Osasuna in 2000/01 between spells at Albacete Balompié and Athletic ClubBilbao, prior to joining the Andalusian side in 2003.

• Osasuna defender Enrique Corrales was born in Seville, moving to the Spanish capital where he started his careerin the reserve team at Real Madrid in 2000. He never reached the senior side and joined Osasuna four years later.

• Juanlu, who scored in Osasuna's 1-0 home win against Leverkusen, also has a Sevilla connection, having playedfor rivals Real Betis Balompié in 2005/06 before being loaned to Albacete. He signed for Osasuna last summer.

• Spanish talent has been flourishing in Pamplona. Of the eleven players who started the game against Leverkusenon 12 April, only one was a foreigner, Serbian striker Savo Milošević. Another foreign star, Cameroonian forwardPierre Webó, started the game on the bench.

• Osasuna midfielder Valdo celebrated his 26th birthday on 23 April, three days before the first leg against Sevilla.Sevilla's José Luis Martí turned 32 two days after the tie, on 28 April.

• Osasuna's Héctor Font will celebrate his 23rd birthday on 15 May, the day before the UEFA Cup final. Team-mateJuanlu will turn 27 two days after the final.

• Having scored the winner in Pamplona, Soldado will miss the second leg after picking up his third booking of thecompetition. Raúl García, Valdo, Josetxo Romero, Pierre Webó and Javier Flaño are all under threat of missing theirnext games if they are booked in Seville.

• Bookings for Jesús Navas, Luis Fabiano and Christian Poulsen in the first leg mean they join Sevilla team-matesJulien Escudé, José Luis Martí and Ocio in being one booking away from suspension.

• Sevilla's Renato also celebrates his birthday on 15 May, meaning he will turn 28 the day before the final. Sevillamidfielder Daniel Alves celebrates his 24th birthday on 6 May, three days after the second leg against Osasuna.

• Sevilla are bidding to become the fourth team to win the domestic double and the UEFA Cup in the same seasonafter Galatasaray SK (1999/00), FC Porto (2002/03) and PFC CSKA Moskva (2004/05). With six games left in thePrimera División, Sevilla are a point behind leaders FC Barcelona while they play the second leg of their Copa delRey semi-final at home against RC Deportivo La Coruña on 9 May. Sevilla lead 3-0 from the first match. The final willbe played in Madrid on 23 June.

• The aggregate winners will face RCD Espanyol or Werder Bremen in the final at Hampden Park, Glasgow, on 16May. For administrative purposes, Osasuna or Sevilla will be classed as the away team.

• Media representatives who intend to apply for accreditations for the UEFA Champions League final in Athens andfor the UEFA Cup final in Glasgow and who have not yet registered in F.A.M.E. should send an email [email protected] immediately in order to be considered for accreditations at all. The deadline for applicationfor accreditation is this Friday.

• The Scottish Football Association has invited all interested media to a UEFA Cup final conference at Hampden Park,Glasgow this Friday at 14.00 local time (15.00CET). It will precede a meeting of senior staff from the two finalist clubswith the local organising committee and UEFA. The discussions will centre on match arrangements, ticket allocations,security and all aspects of the 16 May showpiece. At the conference, to be held in Nevis Suite 1, representatives ofboth finalist clubs will be available to give their views on the final. Cameras will also be allowed to film the opening ofthe meeting itself, which starts at 14.30. Given the time constraints, it is unlikely that one-to-one interviews will bepossible. Any interested media should contact Andy Mitchell, Scottish Football Association head of communications,on 0044 141 616 6028 or via email at [email protected].



Squad list

SevillaAll-timeCurrent season

UEFAUCUPUCUPUCLUICGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldBLADoBNat.PlayerNo

Goalkeepers140128110-----3322.10.1973ESPAndrés Palop1-2-2-2-----2506.04.1982ESPDavid Cobeño13-----------2410.09.1982ESPJavi Varas29

Defenders-27-26-8-----3306.02.1974ESPJavi Navarro2-30-29-6-----3326.01.1974ESPDavid Castedo3-37-19-10----*2717.08.1979FRAJulien Escudé14221220-8-----2225.11.1984ESPAntonio Puerta16-33-25-8-----3113.11.1975SRBIvica Dragutinović19-20-20-5----*3028.11.1976ESPAitor Ocio20241127-8-----2526.03.1982GERAndreas Hinkel24-----------2222.08.1984ESPLolo28-1-1-------2009.02.1987ESPJosé Ángel Crespo31-----------2017.03.1987ARGFederico Julian Fazio32

Midfielders234233211-----2306.05.1983BRADaniel Alves4171515-----2627.06.1980PORSergio Valente5427426-8-----2226.10.1984BRAAdriano6255138112----*2728.02.1980DENChristian Poulsen8121-20-5-----2715.05.1979BRARenato1123123019----*3228.04.1975ESPJosé Luis Martí1872851726-----2710.02.1980ITAEnzo Maresca25-----------2213.02.1985ESPBruno Herrero26

Forwards9155644-----2612.08.1980URUErnesto Chevantón7

1629142526-----2427.11.1982RUSAleksandr Kerzhakov952551937----*2608.11.1980BRALuis Fabiano10

1339112838-----2902.09.1977MLIFrédéric Kanouté12-23-22-5----*2121.11.1985ESPJesús Navas15-12-12-3-----2912.09.1977ESPFernando Sales22-4-4-4-----2023.11.1986ESPAlfaro27-2-2-1-----1916.02.1988ESPDiego Capel30

Coach-41-38-13-----5225.09.1954ESPJuande Ramos



Squad list

OsasunaAll-timeCurrent season

UEFAUCUPUCUPUCLUICGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldGlsPldBLADoBNat.PlayerNo

Goalkeepers-3-3-2-----2824.01.1979ESPElía1-18-12-11-2---3530.12.1971ESPRicardo13-----------2014.02.1987ESPIgnacio Almazán31-----------1916.01.1988ESPInaki50

Defenders-8-8-7-----2603.08.1980ESPJosé Izquierdo2-6-4-4-2---2126.02.1986ESPMonreal3-2-2-2-----2219.08.1984ESPMiguel Flaño4210181612---2523.08.1981ESPCarlos Cuéllar5-14-13-11-1---3326.01.1974ESPCruchaga7-11-9-9-2--*3025.02.1977ESPJosetxo Romero14-11-9-8-2--*2219.08.1984ESPJavier Flaño17-10-10-9-----2501.03.1982ESPCorrales19-----------2107.05.1985ESPFernando Delgado32-----------1905.01.1988ESPIon Echaide33-----------1920.07.1987ESPMikel Santamaría34

Midfielders115113111-2--*2011.07.1986ESPRaúl García621221029-2---3106.09.1975ESPPatxi Puñal1021521129-2--*2623.04.1981ESPValdo López11313311310-2---2410.09.1982ESPDavid López16262525-----2608.05.1980ESPJuanlu Gómez20328213-2-----2215.06.1984ESPHéctor Font21-8-7-7-1---2802.07.1978ESPMuñoz221816-3-2---2706.02.1980FRALudovic Delporte231101919-1---2607.09.1980IRNJavad Nekunam24-2-2-2-----2003.11.1986ESPIon Erice35-----------2025.05.1986ESPOier Sanjurjo36-----------1815.06.1988ESPJokin37-1-1-1-----1728.08.1989ESPCésar40

Forwards61521017-1---2910.09.1977ITABernardo Romeo8742629-10-2---3302.09.1973SRBSavo Milošević911111118-----2209.01.1985ESPJuanfran Torres1221021028----*2520.01.1982CMRPierre Webó152131919-2--S2127.05.1985ESPRoberto Soldado18-----------2027.01.1987ESPOscar Vega38

Coach-17-15-13-2---4001.10.1966ESPJosé Ángel Ziganda



Match officials

Graham Poll (ENG)RefereeDarren Cann (ENG), Roger East (ENG)Assistant refereesMichael Leslie Dean (ENG)Fourth officialHarry M. Been (NED)UEFA DelegatePeter Mikkelsen (DEN)UEFA Referee observer

Referee

UEFAUCUPDoBNat.Name621629.07.1963ENGGraham Poll

Graham Poll is one of the most experienced referees in Europe, his status earning him a wealth of big-gameappointments over the years. The 43-year-old from Tring, just north of London, spent five years as an assistant refereehaving reached the national list at the age of 22. He graduated to the middle in 1991, took charge of his first Premiershipmatch two years later and made it to the international referees' list in 1996. The same year, he officiated at the UEFAEuropean Under-16 Championship in Austria before the FA Charity Shield between Arsenal FC and ManchesterUnited FC in 1998. He took charge of two UEFA EURO 2000™ matches - after the second leg of the UEFA ChampionsLeague semi-final between Real Madrid CF and FC Bayern München and the last FA Cup final at the old Wembleybetween Chelsea FC and Aston Villa FC in May 2000. Poll also oversaw the League Cup showpiece between BlackburnRovers FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC in 2002 before being selected for the FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan.

Poll has had the honour of officiating in club matches in places as far-flung as Jamaica to the Middle East. Othernotable games include a Unite against Racism friendly in Moscow in June 2003 and the World Cup play-off betweenBahrain and Uzbekistan in October 2005. He also refereed Al Ittihad's 1-0 victory against Al Ahly at the 2005 FIFAClub World Cup in Tokyo. By that time, Poll had taken charge of the 2004/05 UEFA Cup final, won by PFC CSKAMoskva against Sporting Clube de Portugal in Lisbon, and 12 months later he earned his second World Cup call. Pollofficiated three matches at the Germany finals before announcing his international retirement. At club level he wasback for Matchday 2 of the 2006/07 UEFA Champions League as Real Madrid CF won 5-1 against FC Dynamo Kyiv.

UEFA Cup matches involving teams from the two countries involved in this matchVenueResStageComp.DateValladolid1-2Real Valladolid CF-FC Spartak MoskvaR2UCUP04.11.1997San Sebastian2-1Real Sociedad de Fútbol-Club Atlético de

MadridR3UCUP24.11.1998

Monaco1-0AS Monaco FC-RCD MallorcaR4UCUP09.03.2000Athens0-1AEK Athens FC-FC BarcelonaR4UCUP15.02.2001



Other matches - Matches involving teams from either of the two countries involved in this matchVenueResStageComp.Date

3-0France-SpainGS - FTU1601.05.19962-0Valencia CF-RCD EspanyolSFUIC05.08.1998

Istanbul2-1Galatasaray SK-Athletic Club BilbaoGSUCL30.09.1998Munich2-1FC Bayern München-Real Madrid CFSFUCL09.05.2000La Coruna0-1RC Deportivo La Coruña-AC MilanGS2UCL06.12.2000Rome1-2AS Roma-Real Madrid CFGS1UCL11.09.2001Lyon2-3Olympique Lyonnais-FC BarcelonaGS1UCL23.10.2001Madrid3-0Real Madrid CF-AC Sparta PrahaGS2UCL12.03.2002Munich2-3FC Bayern München-RC Deportivo La CoruñaGS1UCL18.09.2002Bruges0-1Club Brugge KV-FC BarcelonaGS1UCL29.10.2002Dortmund1-1BV Borussia Dortmund-Real Madrid CFGS2UCL25.02.2003Barcelona1-2FC Barcelona-JuventusQFUCL22.04.2003Trondheim0-0Rosenborg BK-RC Deportivo La CoruñaQR3UCL13.08.2003Turin4-2Juventus-Real Sociedad de FútbolGS1UCL21.10.2003Valencia2-1Spain-NorwayP-OEURO15.11.2003Leverkusen3-0Bayer 04 Leverkusen-Real Madrid CFGSUCL15.09.2004Milan1-0AC Milan-FC BarcelonaGSUCL20.10.2004Sevilla1-0Real Betis Balompié-AS Monaco FCQR3UCL09.08.2005Madrid1-1Spain-SerbiaQRWC07.09.2005Madrid5-1Real Madrid CF-FC Dynamo KyivGSUCL26.09.2006



Domestic information

Sevilla FC (Primera División)

GoalscorersResOpponentDateComp.Kanouté 11, Kepa 31, 51, 884-0-Levante UD (H)29.08.2006LeagueRenato 8, Kanouté 75, Dragutinović 903-1-Real Sociedad de Fútbol (A)10.09.2006LeagueKanouté 26, 58, Renato 853-2-Real Betis Balompié (H)17.09.2006LeagueRenato 401-2-Club Atlético de Madrid (A)24.09.2006LeagueLuis Fabiano 311-0-Getafe CF (H)01.10.2006LeagueKanouté 371-3-FC Barcelona (A)15.10.2006LeagueKanouté 21, 262-1-CG Tarragona (H)22.10.2006LeagueKepa 371-0-Gimnastica Segoviana (A)25.10.2006CupPoulsen 31, Adriano 612-1-RC Celta de Vigo (A)29.10.2006LeagueKanouté 50(pen), Adriano 872-0-CA Osasuna (H)05.11.2006League

0-0-Real Racing Club Santander (A)12.11.2006LeagueEscudé 19, Luis Fabiano 55, Kanouté 713-0-Valencia CF (H)18.11.2006LeagueLuis Fabiano 5, 90, Martí 113-1-Athletic Club Bilbao (A)26.11.2006LeagueKanouté 26(pen)1-2-RCD Espanyol (A)03.12.2006LeagueKanouté 17, Chevantón 772-1-Real Madrid CF (H)09.12.2006LeagueLuis Fabiano 11(pen), Kanouté 36, JesúsNavas 53

3-1-RC Recreativo de Huelva (A)17.12.2006League

Kanouté 29, 64(pen), Luis Fabiano 67,Daniel 73

4-0-RC Deportivo La Coruña (H)20.12.2006League

Luis Fabiano 711-2-Real Zaragoza (A)06.01.2007League0-0-Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (A)10.01.2007Cup

Kanouté 22(pen)1-2-RCD Mallorca (H)14.01.2007LeagueAlfaro 17, 85, Kanouté 703-1-Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (H)17.01.2007Cup

0-0-Villarreal CF (A)20.01.2007LeagueKanouté 35, A. Kerzhakov 55, Own goal,Alfaro 77

4-2-Levante UD (A)28.01.2007League

0-0-Real Betis Balompié (H)01.02.2007Cup0-0-Real Sociedad de Fútbol (H)04.02.2007League0-0-Real Betis Balompié (A)10.02.2007League

Kanouté 15, 73, Daniel 223-1-Club Atlético de Madrid (H)18.02.2007League0-0-Getafe CF (A)25.02.2007League

A. Kerzhakov 39, Daniel 602-1-FC Barcelona (H)03.03.2007League0-1-CG Tarragona (A)11.03.2007League

Kanouté 52(pen), A. Kerzhakov 902-0-RC Celta de Vigo (H)18.03.2007LeagueKanouté 641-0-Real Betis Balompié (A)20.03.2007Cup

0-0-CA Osasuna (A)01.04.2007League0-0-Real Racing Club Santander (H)08.04.2007League0-2-Valencia CF (A)15.04.2007League

Kanouté 12, Jesús Navas 14, Luis Fabiano90(pen)

3-0-RC Deportivo La Coruña (A)19.04.2007Cup

A. Kerzhakov 50, Puerta 54, Chevantón69, Luis Fabiano 83

4-1-Athletic Club Bilbao (H)22.04.2007League

Puerta 51, Chevantón 53, Martí 753-1-RCD Espanyol (H)29.04.2007League-Real Madrid CF (A)06.05.2007League-RC Recreativo de Huelva (H)13.05.2007League-RC Deportivo La Coruña (A)20.05.2007League-Real Zaragoza (H)27.05.2007League-RCD Mallorca (A)10.06.2007League-Villarreal CF (H)17.06.2007League



PtsGAGFLDWPldClubsPos.622961681832FC Barcelona1612855771832Sevilla FC2602948861832Real Madrid CF35631451051732Valencia CF4543247891532Real Zaragoza5512635991432Club Atlético de Madrid64943451171432RC Recreativo de Huelva74839398121232Real Racing Club Santander846243010101232Getafe CF94439341281232Villarreal CF1043312311101132RC Deportivo La Coruña1142383610121032RCD Espanyol124241351461232RCD Mallorca133739371571032CA Osasuna143538311114732Real Betis Balompié15325436168832Athletic Club Bilbao163042251412632Levante UD17304931169732RC Celta de Vigo18273823179632Real Sociedad de Fútbol19245630206632CG Tarragona20



Domestic information

CA Osasuna (Primera División)

GoalscorersResOpponentDateComp.0-2-Getafe CF (H)27.08.2006League0-3-FC Barcelona (A)09.09.2006League

Webó 1, Milošević 892-0-CG Tarragona (H)17.09.2006LeagueValdo López 35, Juanfran Torres 902-0-RC Celta de Vigo (A)24.09.2006League

0-0-RCD Espanyol (A)01.10.2006League0-1-Real Racing Club Santander (H)15.10.2006League0-1-Valencia CF (A)22.10.2006League0-0-Pena Sport (A)25.10.2006Cup

Soldado 541-1-Athletic Club Bilbao (H)29.10.2006League0-2-Sevilla FC (A)05.11.2006League

Valdo López 641-4-Real Madrid CF (H)12.11.2006League0-2-RC Recreativo de Huelva (A)19.11.2006League

Soldado 5, 59, Valdo López 23, Milošević90

4-1-RC Deportivo La Coruña (H)26.11.2006League

Raúl García 82, Own goal2-1-Real Zaragoza (A)03.12.2006LeagueMilošević 60, Javier Flaño 68, Puñal80(pen)

3-0-RCD Mallorca (H)10.12.2006League

Webó 14, Nekunam 43, David López56(pen), Juanfran Torres 70

4-1-Villarreal CF (A)17.12.2006League

Cruchaga 57, Soldado 692-1-Levante UD (H)20.12.2006LeagueRaúl García 561-2-Real Sociedad de Fútbol (A)06.01.2007LeagueWebó 361-1-Club Atlético de Madrid (A)09.01.2007CupSoldado 17, 60, Puñal 31, David López 58,Webó 73

5-1-Real Betis Balompié (H)14.01.2007League

Puñal 16, 26(pen)2-0-Club Atlético de Madrid (H)17.01.2007Cup0-1-Club Atlético de Madrid (A)20.01.2007League0-2-Getafe CF (A)28.01.2007League0-3-Getafe CF (A)31.01.2007Cup0-0-FC Barcelona (H)04.02.2007League

Cuéllar 11, Soldado 72, 753-2-CG Tarragona (A)11.02.2007League0-1-RC Celta de Vigo (H)18.02.2007League0-2-RCD Espanyol (H)25.02.2007League

Romeo 151-0-Getafe CF (H)28.02.2007Cup0-1-Real Racing Club Santander (A)04.03.2007League

Puñal 35(pen)1-1-Valencia CF (H)11.03.2007LeagueMuñoz 30(pen), David López 47, Izquierdo71

3-0-Athletic Club Bilbao (A)17.03.2007League

0-0-Sevilla FC (H)01.04.2007League0-2-Real Madrid CF (A)08.04.2007League

Cruchaga 561-1-RC Recreativo de Huelva (H)15.04.2007League0-1-RC Deportivo La Coruña (A)22.04.2007League

Juanlu Gómez 5, Valdo López 552-2-Real Zaragoza (H)29.04.2007League-RCD Mallorca (A)06.05.2007League-Villarreal CF (H)13.05.2007League-Levante UD (A)20.05.2007League-Real Sociedad de Fútbol (H)27.05.2007League-Real Betis Balompié (A)10.06.2007League-Club Atlético de Madrid (H)17.06.2007League



PtsGAGFLDWPldClubsPos.622961681832FC Barcelona1612855771832Sevilla FC2602948861832Real Madrid CF35631451051732Valencia CF4543247891532Real Zaragoza5512635991432Club Atlético de Madrid64943451171432RC Recreativo de Huelva74839398121232Real Racing Club Santander846243010101232Getafe CF94439341281232Villarreal CF1043312311101132RC Deportivo La Coruña1142383610121032RCD Espanyol124241351461232RCD Mallorca133739371571032CA Osasuna143538311114732Real Betis Balompié15325436168832Athletic Club Bilbao163042251412632Levante UD17304931169732RC Celta de Vigo18273823179632Real Sociedad de Fútbol19245630206632CG Tarragona20



Match-by-match lineups - Sevilla FC

First round, first legStadium, VenueResultMatchDateGeorgios Kamaras, Athens1-2Atromitos - Sevilla14.09.2006

Goals: 0-1 Kepa 16, 0-2 Valente 43, 1-2 Korakakis 64Atromitos: Mihailidis, De Oliveira, Cristiano, Georgiou, Geladaris (Koutsospiros 46), Katemis, Korakakis, Doe, Luciano(Anderson 59), Merino (Lazanas 74), SanokhoSevilla: Palop, Daniel (Jesuli 83), Valente, Poulsen, Kanouté (Hinkel 59), Jesús Navas (Fernando Sales 46), Puerta,Martí, Dragutinović, Aitor Ocio, KepaReferee: Stefan Messner (AUT)First round, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Sevilla4-0Sevilla - Atromitos28.09.2006

Goals: 1-0 Luis Fabiano 2, 2-0 Ioannoy 10, 3-0 Luis Fabiano 29, 4-0 Kepa 86Sevilla: Palop, David, Valente, Luis Fabiano, Escudé, Jesús Navas (Jesuli 32), Martí (Poulsen 65), Aitor Ocio(Dragutinović 46), Kepa, Hinkel, MarescaAtromitos: Mihailidis, Apostolopoulos, Cristiano, Georgiou, Raguel, Geladaris (Merino 46), Anderson (Koutsis 69),Ioannoy, Rovas (Katemis 76), Pagonis, KoutsospirosReferee: Vladimír Hriňák (SVK)

Group C

StandingPtsGAGFLDWPldClub105120134AZ Alkmaar7271124Sevilla FC6562024SC Braga5761214FC Slovan Liberec01534004Grasshopper-Club

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateDSB-Stadium, Alkmaar3-0AZ - Braga19.10.2006

Goals: 1-0 Arveladze 37, 2-0 Koevermans 75, 3-0 Schaars 82AZ: Didulica, Jaliens, Opdam, De Cler, Schaars (Molhoek 82), Arveladze (Koevermans 70), Cziommer (Steinsson46), Martens, Dembélé, De Zeeuw, Mendes da SilvaBraga: Paulo Santos, Paulo Jorge, Maurício, Hugo Leal (João Pinto 44), Carlos Fernandes, Wender (Césinha 55),Maciel (Zé Carlos 67), Luís Filipe, Ricardo Chaves, Madrid, MarcelReferee: Fritz Stuchlik (AUT)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateU Nisy, Liberec0-0Liberec - Sevilla19.10.2006

Goals: -Liberec: Čech, Šinglár, Zápotočný, Koštál, Janů, Papoušek (Hochmeister 87), Bílek, Hodúr (Ančic 77), Pudil (Frejlach75), Pospěch, HolendaSevilla: Palop, Javi Navarro, Escudé, Dragutinović, Daniel, Valente (Jesuli 82), Renato, Fernando Sales (Poulsen67), Martí, Kepa (Luis Fabiano 47), KanoutéReferee: Alexandru Dan Tudor (ROU)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateHardturm, Zurich2-5Grasshoppers - AZ02.11.2006



Goals: 1-0 Mbala Mbuta 29, 1-1 Arveladze 48, 1-2 De Zeeuw 56, 2-2 Eduardo 62, 2-3 Dembélé 78, 2-4 Martens90+3, 2-5 Dembélé 90+5Grasshoppers: Coltorti, Jaggy, Langkamp (Schwegler 13), Weligton, Sutter, Antonio, Salatic, Mbala Mbuta (Touré88), Eduardo, Roberto Pinto (León 75), RisticAZ: Sinouh, De Zeeuw, Jaliens, Opdam, De Cler, Schaars (Koevermans 72), Martens, Mendes da Silva, Steinsson,Arveladze (Gudjonsson 90), DembéléReferee: Athanassios Briakos (GRE)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateMunicipal, Braga4-0Braga - Liberec02.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Ricardo Chaves 30, 2-0 Marcel 33, 3-0 Césinha 54, 4-0 Gama 90+1Braga: Paulo Santos, Luís Filipe, Irineu, Nem, Pedro Costa, Vandinho, Madrid, Ricardo Chaves (Gama 86), Maciel,Marcel (Matheus 46), Césinha (João Pinto 76)Liberec: Čech, Šinglár, Zápotočný, Koštál, Frejlach (Hochmeister 84), Papoušek, Bílek, Hodúr (Ančic 62), Pudil,Holenda, Pospěch (Parks 45)Referee: Robert Styles (ENG)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateU Nisy, Liberec4-1Liberec - Grasshoppers23.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Blažek 7, 1-1 Schwegler 9, 2-1 Zápotočný 21, 3-1 Papoušek 68, 4-1 Frejlach 90+1Liberec: Čech, Šinglár, Zápotočný, Koštál, Janů, Papoušek, Bílek, Frejlach, Pudil (Dohnálek 79), Parks (Holenda65), Blažek (Pospěch 79)Grasshoppers: Coltorti, Sutter, Schwegler, Weligton, Jaggy, Seoane, Antonio (Touré 46), Renggli (Ristic 71), RobertoPinto, Mbala Mbuta (León 63), EduardoReferee: Johan Verbist (BEL)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Sevilla2-0Sevilla - Braga23.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Luis Fabiano 40, 2-0 Chevantón 76Sevilla: Palop, Javi Navarro, David, Daniel, Adriano (Alfaro 78), Poulsen, Luis Fabiano (Chevantón 66), Renato,Kanouté (Kepa 79), Escudé, PuertaBraga: Paulo Santos, Paulo Jorge, Nem (Castanheira 70), Césinha, Carlos Fernandes (João Pinto 82), Frechaut,Maciel, Luís Filipe, Ricardo Chaves, Zé Carlos (Wender 70), VandinhoReferee: Helmut Fleischer (GER)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateHardturm, Zurich0-4Grasshoppers - Sevilla29.11.2006

Goals: 0-1 Daniel 12, 0-2 Daniel 53, 0-3 Chevantón 62, 0-4 Kepa 84Grasshoppers: Coltorti, Weligton, Denicolà, Jaggy, Sutter, Seoane, Eduardo, León, Antonio (Mbala Mbuta 31),Salatic (Voser 85), Ristic (Blumer 61)Sevilla: Palop, Javi Navarro, David, Daniel, Dragutinović, Adriano, Poulsen, Fernando Sales (Hinkel 47), Renato(Martí 59), Chevantón, Luis Fabiano (Kepa 54)Referee: Anton Genov (BUL)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateDSB-Stadium, Alkmaar2-2AZ - Liberec29.11.2006

Goals: 0-1 Zápotočný 26, 1-1 Steinsson 70, 1-2 Papoušek 85, 2-2 Jenner 89AZ: Sinouh (Bulters 38), Opdam, De Cler, Gudjonsson, Schaars, Arveladze, Martens, Dembélé (Lens 78), Koevermans(Jenner 59), Steinsson, Mendes da SilvaLiberec: Čech, Zápotočný, Bílek, Koštál, Parks (Pospěch 79), Janů, Šinglár, Frejlach, Papoušek (Dohnálek 89), Pudil,Blažek (Hodúr 89)Referee: Iain Robertson Brines (SCO)



Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateMunicipal, Braga2-0Braga - Grasshoppers14.12.2006

Goals: 1-0 João Pinto 61, 2-0 Castanheira 90+1Braga: Paulo Santos, Luís Filipe, Paulo Jorge, Nem, Carlos Fernandes, Vandinho, Ricardo Chaves, João Pinto,Maciel (Castanheira 82), Zé Carlos (Marcel 88), Wender (Césinha 76)Grasshoppers: Coltorti, Sutter, Denicolà, Weligton, Jaggy, Voser, Salatic (Renggli 69), Roberto Pinto, León (Blumer69), Antonio (Feltscher 85), RisticReferee: Nikolay Ivanov (RUS)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Sevilla1-2Sevilla - AZ14.12.2006

Goals: 1-0 Chevantón 52, 1-1 Arveladze 62, 1-2 Arveladze 90+3Sevilla: Cobeño, Daniel, David, Escudé, Aitor Ocio, Adriano (Valente 65), Poulsen, Renato, Martí, Jesús Navas,Chevantón (Kepa 79)AZ: Jaliens, Opdam, De Cler, Steinsson (Luirink 43), Cziommer, Molhoek (Schaars 69), De Zeeuw (Jenner 55),Mendes da Silva, Arveladze, Dembélé, BultersReferee: Tommy Skjerven (NOR)

Round of 32, first legStadium, VenueResultMatchDateSteaua Stadium, Bucharest0-2Steaua - Sevilla15.02.2007

Goals: 0-1 Poulsen 41, 0-2 Kanouté 77Steaua: Cernea, Stancu (Croitoru 71), Goian, Ghionea, Marin, Radoi, Bostina, Ovidiu (Paraschiv 58), Nicolita, Badea(Cristocea 62), ThereauSevilla: Palop, Daniel, Escudé, Aitor Ocio, Hinkel, Adriano (David 33), Poulsen, Puerta, Maresca, Alfaro (Kanouté68), A. Kerzhakov (Chevantón 78)Referee: Florian Meyer (GER)Round of 32, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Sevilla1-0Sevilla - Steaua22.02.2007

Goals: 1-0 A. Kerzhakov 45+3Sevilla: Palop, Hinkel, Escudé, Aitor Ocio (Dragutinović 76), David, Daniel, Martí, Maresca, Puerta (Capel 21), Alfaro(Poulsen 81), A. KerzhakovSteaua: Cernea, Goian, Radoi, Marin (Coman 46), Stancu, Ovidiu, Bostina (Iacob 76), Cristocea (Croitoru 55),Paraschiv, Nicolita, BadeaReferee: Stuart Dougal (SCO)Round of 16, first leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Sevilla2-2Sevilla - Shakhtar08.03.2007

Goals: 1-0 Martí 8, 1-1 Hübschman 19, 1-2 Matuzalem 60, 2-2 Maresca 88Sevilla: Palop, Daniel, Escudé, Javi Navarro, Puerta, Poulsen, Martí (Luis Fabiano 57), Valente, Alfaro (Adriano 46),Jesús Navas (Maresca 67), A. KerzhakovShakhtar: Shust, Chygrynskiy, Hübschman, Shevchuk, Srna, Duljaj, Matuzalem, Fernandinho, Elano (Jadson 68),Bielik (Gay 75), BrandãoReferee: Viktor Kassai (HUN)



Round of 16, second legStadium, VenueResultMatchDateRSC Olympiyskiy Stadium, Donetsk2-3Shakhtar - Sevilla15.03.2007

Goals: 1-0 Matuzalem 49, 1-1 Maresca 53, 2-1 Elano 83, 2-2 Palop 90+4, 2-3 Chevantón 15 Ex.Shakhtar: Shust, Lewandowski, Chygrynskiy, Kucher, Shevchuk (Rat 44), Gay, Matuzalem (Duljaj 86), Fernandinho,Jadson, Marica, Bielik (Elano 64)Sevilla: Palop, Javi Navarro (Valente 81), Daniel, Escudé, Dragutinović, Hinkel (Puerta 57), Adriano (Chevantón 57),Maresca, Poulsen, Luis Fabiano, KanoutéReferee: Gianluca Paparesta (ITA)Quarter-finals, first leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateRamón Sánchez-Pizjuán, Sevilla2-1Sevilla - Tottenham05.04.2007

Goals: 0-1 Keane 2, 1-1 Kanouté 19, 2-1 A. Kerzhakov 36Sevilla: Palop, Javi Navarro, David (Dragutinović 68), Daniel, Adriano, Poulsen, A. Kerzhakov, Renato (Martí 61),Kanouté, Escudé, Jesús NavasTottenham: Robinson, Chimbonda, Lee Young Pyo, Zokora, Tainio (Ghaly 84), Stalteri, Jenas, Berbatov, Keane,Dawson, Lennon (Malbranque 80)Referee: Alain Hamer (LUX)Quarter-finals, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateWhite Hart Lane, London2-2Tottenham - Sevilla12.04.2007

Goals: 0-1 Malbranque 3, 0-2 Kanouté 8, 1-2 Defoe 65, 2-2 Lennon 66Tottenham: Robinson, Chimbonda, Zokora (Defoe 64), Tainio, Jenas, Berbatov, Keane, Malbranque, Dawson,Lennon, KingSevilla: Cobeño, Javi Navarro, Daniel (Renato 55), Adriano (Aitor Ocio 69), Poulsen, A. Kerzhakov (Maresca 81),Kanouté, Escudé, Puerta, Martí, HinkelReferee: Konrad Plautz (AUT)Semi-finals, first leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona1-0Osasuna - Sevilla26.04.2007

Goals: 1-0 Soldado 55Osasuna: Ricardo, Izquierdo, Cuéllar, Raúl García, Cruchaga, Milošević (Valdo López 81), Puñal, Juanfran Torres,David López, Soldado (Webó 74), CorralesSevilla: Cobeño, Javi Navarro, Daniel, Adriano (Puerta 83), Poulsen, Luis Fabiano (A. Kerzhakov 61), Kanouté,Escudé, Jesús Navas, Martí (Hinkel 72), DragutinovićReferee: Eric Braamhaar (NED)



Match-by-match lineups - CA Osasuna

First round, first legStadium, VenueResultMatchDateHüseyin Avni Aker, Trabzon2-2Trabzonspor - Osasuna14.09.2006

Goals: 0-1 Valdo López 21, 0-2 Juanlu Gómez 53, 1-2 Gökdeniz 55, 2-2 Umut 89Trabzonspor: Jefferson, Büyük, Fatih Akyel, Stepanov, Murat Ocak, Hüseyin Çimşir, Ferhat, Szymkowiak (ÖmerRiza 46), Gökdeniz, Marcelinho (Umut 65), ErsenOsasuna: Ricardo, Izquierdo, Monreal (Cuéllar 65), Raúl García, Cruchaga, Milošević (Javier Flaño 46), Valdo López,Josetxo, Webó, Juanlu Gómez (Héctor Font 79), NekunamReferee: Jaroslav Jara (CZE)First round, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona0-0Osasuna - Trabzonspor28.09.2006

Goals: -Osasuna: Ricardo, Raúl García, Milošević, Puñal, Josetxo, David López (Muñoz 80), Javier Flaño, Webó (Romeo90), Corrales, Delporte (Valdo López 72), CruchagaTrabzonspor: Jefferson, Büyük (Szymkowiak 63), Fatih Akyel, Stepanov, Keçeli (Ömer Riza 75), Hüseyin Çimşir,Ferhat (Murat Ocak 46), Hasan Üçüncü, Gökdeniz, Marcelinho, ErsenReferee: Serge Gumienny (BEL)

Group D

StandingPtsGAGFLDWPldClub9661034Parma FC7471124CA Osasuna4552114RC Lens4652114Odense BK4422114SC Heerenveen

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona0-0Osasuna - Heerenveen19.10.2006

Goals: -Osasuna: Elía, Izquierdo, Corrales, Cuéllar, Miguel Flaño, Juanfran Torres (Romeo 76), Puñal, Nekunam, JuanluGómez (Delporte 64), Milošević (Valdo López 46), SoldadoHeerenveen: Vandenbussche, Dingsdag, Hansson, Zuiverloon, Breuer, Nilsson, Pranjić, Prager (Kissi 35), Alves,Friend (Yıldırım 66), HanssenReferee: Damir Skomina (SVN)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateFionia Park, Odense1-2OB - Parma19.10.2006

Goals: 1-0 Hansen 7, 1-1 Dessena 41, 1-2 Budan 51OB: Onyszko, Sørensen, Ophaug (Lekic 73), Laursen, Christensen, Bechara, Grahn, Hansen, Borring, Timm (Nymann85), BorreParma: De Lucia, Coly (Paci 46), Cardone, Rossi, Bocchetti, Savi, Cigarini, Ciaramitaro, Dessena, Pisanu (Budan46), Paponi (Bolano 89)Referee: Serge Gumienny (BEL)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateAbe Lenstra, Heerenveen0-2Heerenveen - OB02.11.2006



Goals: 0-1 Lekic 45, 0-2 Lekic 60Heerenveen: Vandenbussche, Hansson, Dingsdag (Breuer 64), Drost, Zuiverloon, Bosvelt (Bradley 61), Hanssen(Storm 76), Pranjić, Yıldırım, Friend, AlvesOB: Onyszko, Ophaug, Laursen, Christensen, Sørensen, Bechara, Grahn (Fevang 91), Borre, Borring, Lekic, HansenReferee: Tony Asumaa (FIN)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateStade Félix-Bollaert, Lens3-1Lens - Osasuna02.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Dindane 15, 1-1 Valdo López 46, 2-1 Cousin 74, 3-1 Boukari 88Lens: Itandje, Gillet, Hilton, Barul (Cousin 63), Vignal, Sidi Keita (Monnet-Paquet 63), Demont, Seydou Keita, Carrière,Dindane (Diane 85), BoukariOsasuna: Elía, Izquierdo (Javier Flaño 33), Cruchaga, Corrales, Josetxo, Raúl García, Nekunam (Romeo 80),Delporte, Valdo López, David López (Puñal 68), SoldadoReferee: Gerald Lehner (AUT)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateEnnio Tardini, Parma2-1Parma - Heerenveen23.11.2006

Goals: 0-1 Pranjić 21, 1-1 Budan 24, 2-1 Budan 73Parma: De Lucia, Ferronetti, Couto (Contini 46), Rossi, Castellini, Dessena, Cigarini, Savi, Dedič (Ciaramitaro 82),Budan, Kutuzov (Gasbarroni 65)Heerenveen: Vandenbussche, Zuiverloon (Poulsen 28), Breuer, Hansson, Drost (Friend 76), Bosvelt, Hanssen,Pranjić, Nilsson, Alves, YıldırımReferee: Mark Halsey (ENG)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateFionia Park, Odense1-1OB - Lens23.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Grahn 58, 1-1 Jemaa 87OB: Onyszko, Ophaug, Laursen, Sørensen, Christensen, Bechara, Grahn, Hansen, Borre, Borring, LekicLens: Itandje, Hilton, Coulibaly, Vignal, Barul, Seydou Keita, Sidi Keita (Jemaa 80), Cousin, Jussie (Demont 46),Monnet-Paquet (Boukari 60), ThomertReferee: Alon Yefet (ISR)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateStade Félix-Bollaert, Lens1-2Lens - Parma29.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Cousin 19, 1-1 Dedič 77, 1-2 Paponi 90+2Lens: Itandje, Barul, Gillet, Hilton, Vignal, Boukari (Demont 56), Carrière (Thomert 80), Seydou Keita, Sidi Keita,Cousin, Jemaa (Jussie 66)Parma: De Lucia, Castellini, Rossi, Ferronetti, Coly (Contini 46), Dedič (Gasbarroni 82), Grella, Moretti, Kutuzov(Paponi 72), Savi, BudanReferee: Stuart Dougal (SCO)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona3-1Osasuna - OB29.11.2006

Goals: 1-0 Puñal 29, 2-0 Puñal 67, 2-1 Puñal 75, 3-1 Romeo 87Osasuna: Ricardo, Javier Flaño, Cruchaga, Josetxo, Corrales, Nekunam, David López (Muñoz 89), Puñal, ValdoLópez, Soldado (Romeo 73), Milošević (Raúl García 82)OB: Onyszko, Ophaug, Laursen, Christensen, Sørensen, Hansen, Borre, Bechara (Fevang 77), Borring, Grahn, LekicReferee: Peter Sippel (GER)

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateEnnio Tardini, Parma0-3Parma - Osasuna14.12.2006

Goals: 0-1 David López 33, 0-2 David López 44, 0-3 Juanfran Torres 82Parma: De Lucia, Bocchetti, Rossi, Paci, Coly, Pisanu (Paponi 46), Bolano, Savi (Lorenzini 70), Ciaramitaro, Dedič,KutuzovOsasuna: Ricardo, Monreal, Cruchaga, Javier Flaño, Josetxo, Puñal, Valdo López, David López (Juanfran Torres73), Nekunam (Raúl García 77), Soldado (Romeo 67), MiloševićReferee: Selçuk Dereli (TUR)



Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateAbe Lenstra, Heerenveen1-0Heerenveen - Lens14.12.2006

Goals: 1-0 Alves 90+3Heerenveen: Vandenbussche, Zuiverloon, Hansson, Dingsdag, Breuer, Poulsen, Hanssen (Friend 55), Prager (Bradley80), Pranjić, Nilsson (Tarvajärvi 65), AlvesLens: Itandje, Hilton, Coulibaly, Ramos, Demont, Sidi Keita, Carrière, Seydou Keita, Dindane (Gillet 88), Cousin(Boukari 77), Jussie (Jemaa 77)Referee: Costas Kapitanis (CYP)

Round of 32, first legStadium, VenueResultMatchDateStade Chaban-Delmas, Bordeaux0-0Bordeaux - Osasuna14.02.2007

Goals: -Bordeaux: Ramé, Jurietti, Jemmali (Marange 46), Cid, Planus, Alonso (Obertan 82), Faubert, Mavuba, Šmicer (EdixonPerea 63), Francia, ChamakhOsasuna: Ricardo, Javier Flaño, Cruchaga, Josetxo, Corrales, Nekunam, Puñal, Muñoz (David López 65), JuanfranTorres, Milošević (Raúl García 90), Webó (Soldado 76)Referee: Alon Yefet (ISR)Round of 32, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona1-0Osasuna - Bordeaux22.02.2007

Goals: 1-0 Nekunam 30 Ex.Osasuna: Ricardo, Cruchaga, Josetxo, Javier Flaño, Corrales, Puñal, David López, Nekunam, Juanfran Torres(Muñoz 29), Milošević (Raúl García 77), Soldado (Webó 92)Bordeaux: Ramé, Jemmali, Planus, Cid, Jurietti, Mavuba, Micoud (Francia 27), Wendel, Šmicer (Chamakh 77),Alonso (Faubert 64), Edixon PereaReferee: Domenico Messina (ITA)Round of 16, first leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateIbrox, Glasgow1-1Rangers - Osasuna08.03.2007

Goals: 0-1 Raúl García 17, 1-1 Hemdani 90+2Rangers: Klos, Weir, Ehiogu, Murray, Hutton, Thomson (Pršo 66), Ferguson, Hemdani, Burke, Adam (Novo 46),Boyd (Sebo 87)Osasuna: Ricardo, Izquierdo, Miguel Flaño, Cuéllar, Monreal, Raúl García, David López, Juanlu Gómez (JuanfranTorres 77), Muñoz, Nekunam, Webó (Romeo 82)Referee: Jan W. Wegereef (NED)Round of 16, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona1-0Osasuna - Rangers14.03.2007

Goals: 1-0 Webó 71Osasuna: Ricardo, Cruchaga, Javier Flaño, Corrales, Josetxo, Puñal, Juanlu Gómez (Juanfran Torres 82), Azpilicueta(David López 66), Nekunam, Romeo (Raúl García 74), WebóRangers: McGregor, Weir, Ehiogu, Murray, Hutton, Adam, Gavin Rae (Boyd 73), Thomson (Burke 53), Hemdani,Sebo (Pršo 64), NovoReferee: Claus Bo Larsen (DEN)



Quarter-finals, first legStadium, VenueResultMatchDateBayArena, Leverkusen0-3Leverkusen - Osasuna05.04.2007

Goals: 0-1 Cuéllar 1, 0-2 David López 71, 0-3 Webó 73Leverkusen: Adler, Juan, Haggui, Rolfes, Barnetta, Barbarez, Kiessling (Freier 46), Voronin, Babić, Schneider, Castro(Athirson 69)Osasuna: Ricardo, Izquierdo, Cuéllar, Raúl García (Muñoz 82), Cruchaga, Milošević, Juanfran Torres (Valdo López66), David López, Soldado (Webó 72), Corrales, EriceReferee: Terje Hauge (NOR)Quarter-finals, second leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona1-0Osasuna - Leverkusen12.04.2007

Goals: 1-0 Juanlu Gómez 62Osasuna: Ricardo, Izquierdo, Monreal, Cuéllar, Cruchaga (Erice 70), Milošević, Valdo López, Josetxo, Soldado(Héctor Font 75), Juanlu Gómez, MuñozLeverkusen: Adler, Stenman, Rolfes, Barnetta (Babić 42), Barbarez (Kiessling 67), Freier, Schwegler, Madouni(Haggui 52), Schneider, Castro, Callsen-BrackerReferee: Peter Fröjdfeldt (SWE)Semi-finals, first leg

Stadium, VenueResultMatchDateReyno de Navarra, Pamplona1-0Osasuna - Sevilla26.04.2007

Goals: 1-0 Soldado 55Osasuna: Ricardo, Izquierdo, Cuéllar, Raúl García, Cruchaga, Milošević (Valdo López 81), Puñal, Juanfran Torres,David López, Soldado (Webó 74), CorralesSevilla: Cobeño, Javi Navarro, Daniel, Adriano (Puerta 83), Poulsen, Luis Fabiano (A. Kerzhakov 61), Kanouté,Escudé, Jesús Navas, Martí (Hinkel 72), DragutinovićReferee: Eric Braamhaar (NED)



Competition facts

Hampden historyThe 2007 showpiece will be the first time Glasgow has staged a UEFA Cup final although the city has already playedhost to five European finals, most famously the 1960 European Champion Clubs' Cup final when Real Madrid CFdefeated FC Eintracht Frankfurt 7-3 in front of a record 121,261 crowd. The 2008 final will be played at the City ofManchester Stadium, Manchester, and the 2009 showpiece is set for the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium, Istanbul.

2001/02 UEFA Champions League: Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1-2 Real Madrid CF1975/76 European Champion Clubs' Cup: FC Bayern München 1-0 AS Saint-Etienne1965/66 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: BV Borussia Dortmund 2-1 Liverpool FC aet1961/62 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: Club Atlético de Madrid 1-1 ACF Fiorentina (Atlético won the replay 3-0 in Stuttgart)1959/60 European Champion Clubs' Cup: Real Madrid CF 7-3 Eintracht Frankfurt

• UEFA Cup : All-time records

Most final wins: by club3 FC Internazionale Milano3 Juventus3 Liverpool FC2 Feyenoord2 IFK Göteborg2 Parma FC2 Real Madrid CF2 Tottenham Hotspur FC2 VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach

Most final wins: by player3 Ray Clemence (Liverpool FC - 1972/73, 1975/76, Tottenham Hotspur FC - 1983/84)3 Giuseppe Bergomi (FC Internazionale Milano - 1990/91, 1993/94, 1997/98)3 Nicola Berti (FC Internazionale Milano - 1990/91, 1993/94, 1997/98)

Most final wins: by country9 Italy6 England6 Germany4 Netherlands4 Spain2 Sweden1 Belgium1 Portugal1 Russia1 Turkey

Most appearances: by player96 Giuseppe Bergomi (FC Internazionale Milano)

Most goals: by player29 Dieter Müller (1. FC Köln, VfB Stuttgart, FC Girondins de Bordeaux)

Most goals (in one season): by player15 Jürgen Klinsmann (FC Bayern München, 1995/96)14 John Wark (Ipswich Town FC, 1981/82)12 Derlei (FC Porto, 2002/03)



Team facts

Sevilla FC

UEFA club competition milestones• Sevilla experienced the greatest moment in their 100-year history last season when winning the UEFA Cup, theirfirst European trophy. Playing a solid and effective game, they scored 25 goals in a run which culminated in a 4-0victory against Middlesbrough FC in the Eindhoven final. With 20 minutes remaining, and trailing to Luis Fabiano'sperfectly executed 27th-minute header, Middlesbrough manager Steve McClaren risked everything. On came YakubuAyegbeni as a fourth striker, but this time the gamble didn't pay off. Sevilla exploited the extra space and two lategoals from man-of-the-match Enzo Maresca and a final strike from Frédéric Kanouté secured their first silverwaresince their Spanish Cup triumph of 1948.

En route to the final, Sevilla qualified for the group stage by defeating German side 1. FSV Mainz 05 2-0 on aggregatein the first round. They then recorded two victories and a draw from their four outings in the group stage, the Spanishside winning at home against Beşiktaş JK (3-0) and Vitória SC (3-1) as well as drawing away to Bolton WanderersFC (1-1). They would also lose away to FC Zenit St. Petersburg (2-1), but that defeat they would later avenge.

In the knockout stages, Sevilla defeated FC Lokomotiv Moskva (3-0 on aggregate, round of 32), LOSC Lille Métropole(2-1 on aggregate, round of 16), Zenit (5-2 on aggregate, quarter-finals) and FC Schalke 04 (1-0 on aggregate,semi-finals) before claiming the ultimate prize at Middlesbrough's expense.

• Sevilla would later become the third Spanish side to win the UEFA Super Cup as first-half goals from Renato andKanouté, together with a late penalty from substitute Maresca, earned a fine 3-0 victory in the all-Iberian affair againstFC Barcelona in Monaco.

• Prior to last season, Sevilla’s best season in UEFA club competition came in 1957/58 as they advanced to thequarter-finals of the European Champion Clubs’ Cup. Having overcome SL Benfica, Sevilla defeated AGF Århus 4-2on aggregate before losing 8-0 away to holders and Spanish rivals Real Madrid CF. Sevilla salvaged some pride inthe return leg, taking a two-goal lead through José Maria Paya (22) and Antonio Pahuet (29) before Madrid hit backto restore parity.

UEFA club competition honours• UEFA Cup: 2005/06• UEFA Super Cup: 2006

Ten-year record (including current season)• Sevilla are involved in their third consecutive season of UEFA club competition action. Overall, the Spanish clubhave participated in nine separate seasons since marking their first appearance with a 3-1 defeat of Benfica in thepreliminary round of the 1957/58 European Cup.

• The competition holders defeated Greek side Atromitos FC 6-1 on aggregate in the first round of the competition toqualify for the group stage for the third season in succession. They made a winning start to their defence in Athenswith goals from Kepa Blanco (16 minutes) and Sergio Valente (43) before Georgios Korakakis (64) pulled one backfor Atromitos. In the second leg, Sevilla built a two-goal lead within ten minutes courtesy of a goal from Luis Fabiano(2) and an own goal from Dimitrios Ioannoy (10). Luis Fabiano then extended the lead before the half-hour markbefore Kepa wrapped up a 4-0 win four minutes from time.

• Sevilla trailed AZ Alkmaar by three points in the group stage after recording two victories and a draw from their fourfixtures. The Spanish side lost 2-1 at home to AZ on the final matchday after conceding a goal from Shota Arveladzethree minutes into stoppage time as the Dutch side claimed group honours and inflicted Sevilla's first home defeat inUEFA club competition. Otherwise, Sevilla were rarely troubled as they recorded three clean sheets in their otherengagements away to FC Slovan Liberec (0-0), at home to SC Braga (2-0) and away to Grasshopper-Club (4-0).



Ernesto Chevantón scored a goal in each of Sevilla's victories while Daniel Alves (12, 53) netted twice in the defeatof Grasshoppers in Zurich.

1997/98: Did not compete in UEFA club competition1998/99: Did not compete in UEFA club competition1999/00: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2000/01: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2001/02: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2002/03: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2003/04: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2004/05: UEFA Cup - Round of 162005/06: UEFA Cup - winners2006/07: UEFA Cup - semi-finals (qualified for the first round of the competition as holders)

2005/06 seasonDomestic record: Sevilla were edged out by CA Osasuna for fourth place in the Spanish Primera División due to aninferior head-to-head record against their Pamplona-based rivals. Barcelona won the league with 82 points from 38outings with Real Madrid CF (70 points), Valencia CF (69), Osasuna (68) and Sevilla (68) trailing in their wake.

European record: See above.

Key factsUEFA club competition• Pld: 65 W: 33 D: 16 L: 16 GF: 100 GA: 64

UEFA Cup• Pld: 56 W: 29 D: 14 L: 13 GF: 86 GA: 47

RecordsUEFA club competition• Biggest win0-4: Grasshopper-Club v Sevilla FC29.11.2006, 2006/07 UEFA Cup group stage0-4: Middlesbrough FC v Sevilla FC10.05.2006, 2005/06 UEFA Cup final (neutral venue)4-0: Sevilla FC v Atromitos FC28.09.2006, 2006/07 UEFA Cup first round, second leg4-0: Sevilla FC v PAOK Saloniki03.11.1982, 1982/83 UEFA Cup second round, second leg4-0: Sevilla FC v AGF Århus27.11.1957, 1957/58 European Champion Clubs' Cup first round, first leg

• Biggest home win4-0: Sevilla FC v Atromitos FC (see above for details)4-0: Sevilla FC v PAOK Saloniki (see above for details)4-0: Sevilla FC v AGF Århus (see above for details)

• Biggest away win0-4: Grasshopper-Club v Sevilla FC (see above for details)0-4: Middlesbrough FC v Sevilla FC (neutral venue) (see above for details)

• Heaviest defeat8-0: Real Madrid CF v Sevilla CF23.01.1958, 1957/58 European Champion Clubs' Cup quarter-finals, first leg



• Heaviest home defeat1-2: Sevilla FC v AZ Alkmaar14.12.2006, 2006/07 UEFA Cup group stage

• Heaviest away defeat8-0: Real Madrid CF v Sevilla CF (see above for details)

UEFA Cup• Biggest win0-4: Grasshopper-Club v Sevilla FC (see above for details)0-4: Middlesbrough FC v Sevilla FC (neutral venue) (see above for details)4-0: Sevilla FC v Atromitos FC (see above for details)4-0: Sevilla FC v PAOK Saloniki (see above for details)

• Biggest home win4-0: Sevilla FC v Atromitos FC (see above for details)4-0: Sevilla FC v PAOK Saloniki (see above for details)

• Biggest away win0-4: Grasshopper-Club v Sevilla FC (see above for details)0-4: Middlesbrough FC v Sevilla FC (neutral venue) (see above for details)

• Heaviest defeat4-0: 1. FC Kaiserslautern v Sevilla FC08.12.1982, 1982/83 UEFA Cup third round, second leg

• Heaviest home defeat1-2: Sevilla FC v AZ Alkmaar (see above for details)

• Heaviest away defeat4-0: 1. FC Kaiserslautern v Sevilla FC (see above for details)

Last updated: 27.04.2007



CA Osasuna

UEFA club competition milestones• Prior to the current season, Osasuna's best European season saw them advance to the third round of the 1991/92UEFA Cup following defeats of FC Slavia Sofia and VfB Stuttgart only to lose 2-0 on aggregate against AFC Ajax.

UEFA club competition honours• None

Ten-year record (including current season)• Osasuna are involved in UEFA club competitions for the second time in the past decade and for their fourth seasonoverall. They debuted in the 1985/86 UEFA Cup and appeared in the same competition again in both the 1991/92and 2005/06 seasons. This term, Osasuna started their season in the European Champion Clubs' Cup, but followingan away goals defeat against German side Hamburger SV who advanced to the UEFA Champions League, thePamplona-based side had to settle for a place in the UEFA Cup.

• UEFA Champions League hopes were dashed earlier this season by Hamburg who advanced from the EuropeanChampion Clubs' Cup third qualifying round on away goals at Osasuna's expense. The Spanish side looked to havegained a slender advantage by first holding their hosts to a scoreless draw in the opening leg and by then taking thelead after six minutes in the return through Javier Cuéllar only for Nigel de Jong to equalise for Hamburg 15 minutesfrom time. Osasuna thus moved to the UEFA Cup first round where they earned a 2-2 draw away against Trabzonsporin the opening leg with Valdo and Juanlu providing the Spanish side with a two-goal lead only for Gökdeniz Karadenizand substitute Umut Bulut to hit back to salvage a draw. There were no goals in the return as Osasuna advanced tothe group stage for the first time.

• Osasuna recovered from taking one point from their first two UEFA Cup group stage matches at home to SCHeerenveen (0-0) and away to RC Lens (1-3) to finish with two victories at the expense of Odense BK (3-1) and ParmaFC (3-0). The first victory came at the Reyno de Navarra stadium in Pamplona with Patxi Puñal (29 and 67 minutes)opening the scoring before he reduced the deficit thanks to an own goal 15 minutes from time. Any hopes of an OBfightback were extinguished three minutes from time when Bernardo Romeo added Osasuna's third. Their final outingprovided a comfortable three-goal win against the already-qualified Parma with David López (33 and 44) netting twicebefore Juanfran got on the scoresheet eight minutes from time. Nevertheless, Parma advanced as group winners onnine points, two points clear of Osasuna with Lens a further three points adrift in third.

1997/98: Did not compete in UEFA club competition1998/99: Did not compete in UEFA club competition1999/00: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2000/01: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2001/02: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2002/03: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2003/04: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2004/05: Did not compete in UEFA club competition2005/06: UEFA Cup - first round2006/07: UEFA Cup - semi-finals (having transferred from the UEFA Champions League, third qualifying round)

2005/06 seasonDomestic record: The Pamplona-based side edged out Sevilla FC for fourth place in the Spanish Primera Divisióndue to their superior head-to-head record. FC Barcelona won the league with 82 points from 38 outings with RealMadrid CF (70 points), Valencia CF (69) and Osasuna (68) trailing in their wake.

European record: Osasuna featured in the first round of the UEFA Cup, but following a 3-1 away defeat againstFrench side Stade Rennais FC and a subsequent scoreless draw in Pamplona, they failed to advance to the groupstage of the competition.



Key factsUEFA club competition• Pld: 27 W: 11 D: 9 L: 7 GF: 30 GA: 20

UEFA Cup• Pld: 25 W: 11 D: 7 L: 7 GF: 29 GA: 19

RecordsUEFA club competition• Biggest win4-0: CA Osasuna v FC Slavia Sofia02.10.1991, 1991/92 UEFA Cup first round, second leg

• Biggest home win4-0: CA Osasuna v FC Slavia Sofia (see above for details)

• Biggest away win0-3: Bayer 04 Leverkusen v CA Osasuna05.04.2007, 2006/07 UEFA Cup quarter-finals, first leg0-3: Parma FC v CA Osasuna14.12.2006, 2006/07 UEFA Cup group stage

• Heaviest defeat3-1: RC Lens v CA Osasuna02.11.2006, 2006/07 UEFA Cup group stage3-1: Stade Rennais FC v CA Osasuna15.09.2005, 2005/06 UEFA Cup first round, first leg2-0: KSV Waregem v CA Osasuna23.10.1985, 1985/86 UEFA Cup second round, first leg

• Heaviest home defeat0-1: CA Osasuna v AFC Ajax27.11.1991, 1991/92 UEFA Cup third round, first leg

• Heaviest away defeat3-1: RC Lens v CA Osasuna (see above for details)3-1: Stade Rennais FC v CA Osasuna (see above for details)2-0: KSV Waregem v CA Osasuna (see above for details)

UEFA Cup• Biggest win4-0: CA Osasuna v FC Slavia Sofia (see above for details)

• Biggest home win4-0: CA Osasuna v FC Slavia Sofia (see above for details)

• Biggest away win0-3: Bayer 04 Leverkusen v CA Osasuna (see above for details)0-3: Parma FC v CA Osasuna (see above for details)



• Heaviest defeat3-1: RC Lens v CA Osasuna (see above for details)3-1: Stade Rennais FC v CA Osasuna (see above for details)2-0: KSV Waregem v CA Osasuna (see above for details)

• Heaviest home defeat0-1: CA Osasuna v AFC Ajax (see above for details)

• Heaviest away defeat3-1: RC Lens v CA Osasuna (see above for details)3-1: Stade Rennais FC v CA Osasuna (see above for details)2-0: KSV Waregem v CA Osasuna (see above for details)

Last updated: 27.04.2007



Competition information

The UEFA Cup grew out of the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup and was first held in 1971/72. The UEFA Cup is open to theholders, the teams finishing in leading positions behind the champions in their domestic top flights, the winners ofnational cup competitions, the winners of the League Cup in certain countries, the eleven winners of the final matchesin the UEFA Intertoto Cup, three clubs from UEFA's Fair Play League and 16 clubs eliminated from the third qualifyinground of the UEFA Champions League. The eight third-placed clubs at the end of the UEFA Champions League groupstage drop into the UEFA Cup, in time for the tournament's knockout phase.

• Away goals rule: For matches played under the cup (knockout) system, the team which scores the greater aggregateof goals in the two matches qualifies for the next round. If the two teams involved in a tie score the same number ofgoals over the two legs, the team which scores more away goals qualifies for the next stage. If this procedure doesnot produce a result, i.e, if the two teams score the same number of goals at home and away, extra time of two periodsof 15 minutes shall be played at the end of the second leg. If during extra time, both teams score the same numberof goals, away goals count double (i.e. the visiting club qualifies). If no goals are scored during extra time, kicks fromthe penalty mark determine which team qualifies.

• Locally-trained players rule: In February 2005, UEFA announced that the 'A' list that teams submit for UEFA clubcompetitions will continue to be limited to 25 players, and from season 2006/07, at least four places on this list willbe reserved for players trained by the club's own football academy of which half can be players trained by other clubsfrom within the same association of the said club.

The 'B' list will also continue to exist - involving an unlimited number of Under-21 players who have been at the clubfor two seasons. In 2007/08, the number of locally-trained players in a squad will increase to six before rising to eightin 2008/09, with up to half of each figure allowed to be association trained.

A club-trained player is defined as a player who has been registered for a minimum of three seasons with the clubbetween the age of 15 and 21, whereas an association-trained player is one who has been registered for at leastthree seasons by the club or by other clubs affiliated to the same association between the age of 15 and 21.

UEFA is concerned some clubs are not training enough of their own players, but simply taking them from elsewhere.The proposed measures have the objective of creating a better balance in domestic competitions, preventing clubsfrom simply 'hoarding' players in squads and creating a system whereby locally-trained players would be given agreater opportunity to play regularly in club sides - ensuring a large reservoir of talent for national teams as aconsequence.

• Competition format: Two qualifying rounds produce a first round of 80 teams who play over two legs to find the 40clubs that make up the group stage. This phase comprises eight groups of five, with each side playing four games,two at home and two away. The winners, runners-up and third-placed teams from each section advance to the last32 where they are joined by the eight third-placed clubs from the UEFA Champions League. Here, the traditionaltwo-match knockout format resumes, until the final. The 2006/07 UEFA Cup quarter-finals, semi-finals and final drawwas held in Glasgow on 16 March. The Scottish city will stage this year's final at Hampden Park on 16 May.

• Disclaimer: Although UEFA has taken all reasonable care that the information contained within this document isaccurate at the time of publication, no representation or guarantee (including liability towards third parties), expressedor implied, is made as to its accuracy, reliability or completeness. Therefore, UEFA assumes no liability for the useor interpretation of information contained herein.



Legend

:: All-time statisticsThe all-time record of the competing clubs in UEFA club competition.UEFA club competitions: These are the official statistics considered valid for communicating official records in UEFA club competitions definedas the European Champion Clubs' Cup, the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, the UEFA Cup, the UEFA Super Cup (fromthe 1973 competition), the UEFA Intertoto Cup and the European/South American Cup. Matches in the Inter-Cities’ Fairs Cup and the 1972 SuperCup are included only for information purposes as these competitions were not held under UEFA auspices.Goals for/against: Goals totals include the outcome of disciplinary decisions (eg. match forfeits when a 3-0 result is determined). Goals totals donot include goals scored from the penalty mark during a penalty shoot-out after a tie ended in a draw.:: Squad listThe eligible list of players ordered first by playing position and then numeric order.All-time - UCUP: Total appearances in the UEFA Cup from first round to final. These are the official statistics considered valid for communicatingofficial records in the competition.All-time - UEFA: Total appearances in UEFA club competitions (as defined above) including all qualifying round matches. These are the officialstatistics considered valid for communicating official records in the competition.Age: based on the date press kit was last updatedBL: Booking list (*: misses next match if booked, S: suspended)

Note: The booking list is destined for the press. It is given to the competing clubs for information purposes only and therefore has no legal value.In the event of any discrepancy, only the correspondence addressed directly to the clubs will be considered as the authoritative version.

:: Match officialsThe match officials appointed to officiate the fixture.UCUP: Total matches officiated in the UEFA Cup. Matches where the official has acted as the fourth official are not included in these statistics.These are the official statistics considered valid for communicating official records in the competition.UEFA: Total matches officiated in UEFA club competitions including all qualifying round matches. Matches where the official has acted as thefourth official are not included in these statistics. These are the official statistics considered valid for communicating official records in the competition.

:: CompetitionsClub competitionsECCC: European Champions Clubs' Cup/UEFA Champions LeagueUCUP: UEFA Cup • UCWC: UEFA Cup Winners' CupSCUP: UEFA Super Cup • UIC: UEFA Intertoto Cup

National team competitionsEURO: UEFA European Football Championship • U21: UEFA European Under-21 ChampionshipWC: FIFA World Cup • CONFCUP: Confederation CupFRIE: Friendly internationals • U21FRIE: Under-21 friendly internationalsU19: UEFA European Under-19 Championship • U18: UEFA European Under-18 ChampionshipU17: UEFA European Under-17 Championship • U16: UEFA European Under-16 ChampionshipRCUP: UEFA Regions' Cup • MCUP: UEFA-CAF Meridian Cup

:: Competition stagesQR3: Third qualifying roundF: FinalR1: First roundGS: Group stageR2: Second roundGS1: First group stageR3: Third roundGS2: Second group stageR4: Fourth roundKO1: First knockout roundSF: Semi-finalsPR: Preliminary round1/8: Eighth-finalsQF: Quarter-finals1/16: Sixteenth-finalsQR: Qualifying round1st: first legQR1: First qualifying round2nd: second legQR2: Second qualifying round

:: Other AbbreviationsNo: NumberAP: AppearancesPld: Matches playedComp.: CompetitionPos.: PositionD: DrawnPts: PointsDoB: Date of birthR: Sent off (red card)GA: Goals againstRes: ResultGF: Goals forW: WonL: LostY: BookedNat.: NationalityY/R: Sent off (yellow card then direct red)N/a: Not Applicable

:: Statistics(+) : Denotes player introduced(-) : Denotes player substituted(+/-) : Denotes player introduced and substituted(*) : Denotes player dismissed/sent off



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