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Full Time Report Matchday 3 - Tuesday 19 Oct 2004 Group C - Amsterdam ArenA - Amsterdam AFC AJAX MACCABI TEL-AVIV FC 3020:45 19 Wesley SONCK 4' (3) (0) half time half time 16 Nigel DE JONG 21' 1 LOBONT Bogdan 1 STRAUBER Liran 2 TRABELSI Hatem 2 STROOL Avi 3 HEITINGA Johnny 5 MISHAELOF Moshe 5 MAXWELL 7 REIS Bruno 8 PIENAAR Steven 15 COHEN Liran 10 VAN DER VAART Rafael 10 Rafael VAN DER VAART 33' 17 PANTSIL John 12 OBODAI Anthony 18 ADDO Ishmael 36' 2 Avi STROOL 16 DE JONG Nigel 19 COHEN Tamir 18 SNEIJDER Wesley 20 NAGAR Yehoshua 19 SONCK Wesley 23 GIOVANINI Marcio 29 MITEA Nicolae 25 MBAMBA Emile Bertrand 21 STEKELENBURG Maarten 22 NIR Gal 4 ESCUDÉ Julien 45' 3 ABO SIAM Salem 17 ANASTASIOU Yannis 10" 4 MOOSA Koby 20 DE RIDDER Daniël 9 BOUNFELD Elad 23 GRYGERA Zdenek 10 DEGO Barukh 28 BOUKHARI Nourdin in 14 Oren ZITONI 11 MESIKA Erez 30 ABORAH Stanley 46' out 5 Moshe MISHAELOF 14 ZITONI Oren in 11 Erez MESIKA 46' out Coach: 25 Emile Bertrand MBAMBA Coach: KOEMAN Ronald KLINGER Nir Half Full 28 Nourdin BOUKHARI in Half Full 60' Shots on goal 8 12 29 Nicolae MITEA out Shots on goal 0 2 Shots 12 21 Shots 4 8 Corners 1 7 Corners 2 4 Fouls committed 12 21 Fouls committed 8 13 Offside 0 1 30 Stanley ABORAH in Offside 4 4 71' Possession 69% 61% 10 Rafael VAN DER VAART out Possession 31% 39% Ball in play 11' 23' Ball in play 5' 15' Total ball in play 16' 38' 20 Daniël DE RIDDER in Total ball in play 16' 38' 19 Wesley SONCK out 75' Referee: ITURRALDE GONZALEZ Eduardo (ESP) Assistant referees: Weather Conditions in 9 Elad BOUNFELD GUERRERO ALONSO Rafael (ESP) 85' out 15 Liran COHEN Clear Night ENGUIX SALES José (ESP) 18 Wesley SNEIJDER 88' 87' 23 Marcio GIOVANINI Temperature 7°C Fourth official: Humidity 93 % LOSANTOS OMAR José Javier (ESP) UEFA delegate: 90' DONALD Peter (SCO) 2'25" 22:35:15 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Captain Goalkeeper Misses next match if booked 19 Oct 2004 UEFA Media Information.

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