HIT Gorica vs Linfield, 2006/07 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying First Round

· 2nd Leg - HIT Gorica win 5-3 on aggregate

HIT Gorica

30': Miran Burgic
83': Miran Burgic

FT
2 - 2
2nd Leg - HIT Gorica win 5-3 on aggregate

Linfield

28': Peter Thompson
90': Paul McAreevy

About

HIT Gorica are hosting Linfield at Sportni Park, , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Champions League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Sportni Park
Location: ,

Line-Ups

HIT Gorica

No.	Name
	Beric
	Rusman Dedic
22	Mitja Pirih (GK)
6	Miran Srebrnic
25	Marko Suler
2	Dragoljub Nikolic
14	Bojan Jokic
8	Nebojsa Kovacevic
23	Simon Zivec
24	Denesh Demirovic
17	Miran Burgic
20	Jani Sturm

HIT Gorica Substitutes:

Tim Matavz, Miha Pitamic, Vasja Simcic, Gzim Rexhay, Goran Cvijanovic, Danijel Rakuscek, Ales Pus, Mladen Kovacevic, Alen Jogan.

Linfield

No.	Name
13	Jamie Mulgrew
	Grant McCann
	Winkie Murphy
6	Aiden O'Kane
16	Chris Kingsberry
	Mark Dickson
	Tim Mouncey
11	Noel Bailie
1	Alan Mannus (GK)
12	Steven Douglas
7	Peter Thompson

Linfield Substitutes:

James Ervin, Paul McAreevy, Mark Magennis, Stephen Garrett, Christopher McKendry, Kris Lindsay.

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