Banik Ostrava vs Middlesbrough, 2004/05 UEFA Cup, First Round

· 2nd Leg - Middlesbrough win 4-1 on aggregate

Banik Ostrava

19': David Bystron

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2nd Leg - Middlesbrough win 4-1 on aggregate

Middlesbrough

58': Franck Queudrue
90': James Morrison

About

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

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Cup

Venue: Bazaly Stadium
Location: ,
Attendance: 15,351

Line-Ups

Banik Ostrava

No.	Name
22	Martin Raska (GK)
17	Zdenek Pospech
8	Pavel Besta
18	Josef Dvornik
19	Mario Zubek
23	Mario Licka
2	Radoslav Latal
6	David Bystron
21	Miroslav Matusovic
7	Martin Cizek
14	Michal Papadopulos

Banik Ostrava Substitutes:

Antonin Bucek, Petr Drozd, David Kotrys, Josef Hoffmann, Jan Velkoborsky, Libor Zurek, Amed Varadi.

Middlesbrough

No.	Name
1	Mark Schwarzer (GK)
21	Stuart Parnaby
23	Colin Cooper
6	Gareth Southgate
3	Franck Queudrue
25	James Morrison
7	George Boateng
20	Guidoni Junior Doriva
19	Stewart Downing
32	Boudewijn Zenden
8	Szilard Nemeth

Middlesbrough Substitutes:

Carlo Nash, Tony McMahon, Andrew Taylor, David Wheater, Matthew Bates, Gaizka Mendieta, Malcolm Christie.

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