Manchester City vs FC Timisoara, 2010/11 UEFA Europa League, Qualifying Round

· 2nd Leg - Manchester City win 3-0 on aggregate

Manchester City

43': Shaun Wright-Phillips
59': Dedryck Boyata

FT
2 - 0
2nd Leg - Manchester City win 3-0 on aggregate

FC Timisoara

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Manchester City are hosting FC Timisoara at City of Manchester Stadium, , England, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: City of Manchester Stadium
Location: , England
Attendance: 23,542

Line-Ups

Manchester City

No.	Name
25	Joe Hart (GK)
2	Micah Richards
4	Vincent Kompany
38	Dedryck Boyata
5	Pablo Zabaleta
8	Shaun Wright-Phillips
34	Nigel de Jong
24	Patrick Vieira
21	David Silva
9	Emmanuel Adebayor
27	Jô

Manchester City Substitutes:

Shay Given, Joleon Lescott, Greg Cunningham, Yaya Touré, Gareth Barry, Adam Johnson, Carlos Tevez.

FC Timisoara

No.	Name
29	Costel Pantilimon (GK)
6	Ovidiu Nicusor Burca
4	Srgian Luchin
14	Ioan Mera
8	Laszlo Sepsi
22	Cosmin Contra
55	Alexandru Bourceanu
5	Dan Alexa
7	Alexandru Curtean
9	Mircea Axente
17	Lukas Magera

FC Timisoara Substitutes:

Pedro Taborda, Cristian Scutaru, Adrian Poparadu, Iulian Tames, Hristu Chiacu, Dorin Goga, Ianis Zicu.

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