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FC BATE Borisov vs. SK Slavia Prague (02.08.2017)

Date Season Halftime Result
02.08.2017 2017 1 : 1 2 : 1

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
6'' Bate Borisov N. Signevich Normal Goal
44'' Slavia Praha M. Škoda Normal Goal
46'' Bate Borisov D. Polyakov Substitution 1
46'' Bate Borisov I. Stasevich Normal Goal
61'' Slavia Praha M. van Buren Substitution 1
70'' Slavia Praha Danny Substitution 2
76'' Bate Borisov A. Volodko Substitution 2
82'' Bate Borisov Nemanja Milunović Yellow Card
86'' Slavia Praha J. Hušbauer Substitution 3
88'' Bate Borisov M. Gordeychuk Substitution 3
90'' Bate Borisov Igor Stasevich Yellow Card

Lineup FC BATE Borisov

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 48 D. Scherbitski
Defence 33 D. Polyakov
Defence 6 J. Buljat
Defence 19 N. Milunović
Midfield 22 I. Stasevich
Midfield 25 D. Baga
Midfield 21 S. Dragun
Midfield 8 A. Volodko
Midfield 10 M. Ivanić
Forward 62 M. Gordeychuk
Forward 13 N. Signevich

Lineup SK Slavia Prague

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 16 J. Laštůvka
Defence 25 M. Frydrych
ui.hrac_- 18 J. Bořil
Defence 4 J. Jugas
Defence 13 M. Ngadeu-Ngadjui
Defence 19 S. Deli
Midfield 29 R. Rotan
Midfield 7 Danny
Midfield 10 J. Hušbauer
Forward 21 M. Škoda
Forward 14 M. van Buren

Substitutes FC BATE Borisov

Position Number Name
Defence 42 M. Volodko
Midfield 80 V. Gvilia
Forward 24 J. Tuominen
Defence 3 V. Gayduchik
Midfield 7 Y. Berezkin
Goalkeeper 16 S. Veremko
Midfield 77 J. Kendysh

Substitutes SK Slavia Prague

Position Number Name
Midfield 8 J. Zmrhal
Midfield 81 D. Švento
Midfield 22 T. Souček
Midfield 5 Halil Altıntop
Midfield 20 J. Bílek
Forward 24 M. Mešanović
Goalkeeper 31 P. Kovář

FC BATE Borisov

The club is simply called BATE for short, it is a football team from Belarus and its club colours are blue and yellow. These can also be found on the jerseys, with the home jersey being predominantly blue with yellow detailing on the shoulders and shorts, whereas the away jersey has the colour combination swapped. They play their home matches at a stadium called Borisov Arena, which offers a capacity of 13,126 seats. The club was founded in the city of the same name, Borisov, in 1973. The club was dissolved in 1984 after the end of the Soviet era and was re-established in 1996.

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SK Slavia Prague

Probably the most famous nickname of this successful club is Sešívani, or also Red and White. Their stadium is Eden, now known as Sinobo Stadium, which offers 20,232 seats. The club's main rivalry is of course with its more historically successful neighbour, Sparta Prague.

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