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PRESS KITS Group stage - Group E - Matchday 4 Thursday, 2 December 2004 - 21:45 (local time) Georgios Kamaras - Athens (Rizoupoli) EGALEO FC S.S. LAZIO MATCH OFFICIALS Referee Bertrand Layec (FRA) Assistant referees Jean-Paul Harribey (FRA), Lionel Dagorne (FRA) Fourth official Olivier Thual (FRA) UEFA delegate Paul Krähenbühl (SUI) MATCH BACKGROUND Lazio need to make experience count Egaleo FC are one of three teams in the competition who are new to UEFA club competitions this season, and, after two defeats in two group games, the Greek side now face daunting opposition in the form of S.S. Lazio. First goal sought The Greeks will be anxious not only to gain their first points in group competition, but also score their first goals. Egaleo lost their opening game 1-0 at home to Middlesbrough FC before a Saša Ilic hat-trick sent them to a 4-0 defeat at FK Partizan. But they did well to reach the group stage by eliminating the highly- rated Turkish club Gençlerbirligi SK and will seek to frustrate their Italian opponents who expect to qualify. Panionios humbled Lazio have won both their previous ties against Greek clubs and remain unbeaten in Greece without conceding a goal. In the quarter final of the 1989/99 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup, Lazio visited Panionios NFC and two goals from Dejan Stankovic and other strikes from Marcelo Salas and Pavel Nedved took the Italians to a 4-0 win. Lazio completed their good work with a 3-0 home win in the return, and went on to win the competition with a 2-1 success against RCD Mallorca in the last ever Cup Winners’ Cup final at Villa Park, Birmingham. Xanthi defeated Four years later, in the first round of the 2002/03 UEFA Cup, Lazio played Greek newcomers Xanthi FC, who were in their first European campaign. Lazio won at the Stadio Olympico with goals from Christian Manfredini, Claudio López, Simone Inzaghi and César for another 4-0 success, before playing out a 0-0 draw in the return leg. So in four matches against Greek opposition, Lazio have yet to concede a goal and have scored eleven times in assembling a record of three wins and a draw in four games. 1/8 16:10:10 uefa.com Matchday 4 - Group E - Thursday, 2 December 2004 - PRESS KITS EGALEO-LAZIO PLAYERS PROFILES Egaleo FC Goalkeepers No Name Nat. DoB 1 Srdan Kljajevic YUG 23.11.1974 33 Mahamadou Sidibe MLI 08.10.1978 45 Luigi Cennamo ITA 07.02.1980 Defenders No Name Nat. DoB 2 Konstantinos Papoutsis GRE 31.03.1979 3 Miltiades Gougoulakis GRE 01.02.1977 5 Theodoros Koumparoulis GRE 01.07.1987 6 Georgios Alexopoulos GRE 07.02.1977 14 Ioannis Christou GRE 05.03.1981 19 Mihalis Chatzis GRE 04.09.1978 22 Emmanouel Psomas GRE 11.11.1978 25 Emmanouel Liapakis GRE 11.06.1984 31 Daniel Edusei GHA 02.09.1980 Midfielders No Name Nat. DoB 4 Theodoros Aggos GRE 25.11.1975 7 Ioannis Chloros GRE 30.10.1978 8 Sotirios Tsagavelis GRE 07.07.1975 10 Georgios Fotakis GRE 29.10.1981 11 Georgios Barkoglou GRE 08.07.1978 16 Christos Moustogiannis GRE 01.03.1983 20 Ioannis Skopelitis GRE 02.03.1978 30 Sotirios Tsatsos GRE 15.12.1978 Forwards No Name Nat. DoB 9 Anastasios Agritis GRE 16.04.1981 17 Nikolaos Nikolopoulos GRE 10.08.1977 18 Thomas Makris GRE 12.08.1978 26 Dimosthenis Manousakis GRE 19.01.1981 29 Günter Friesenbichler AUT 04.03.1979 Coach No Name Nat. DoB Stéphane Demol BEL 11.03.1966 S.S. Lazio Goalkeepers No Name Nat. DoB 1 Angelo Peruzzi ITA 16.02.1970 Injury prone...won UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup and three Scudetto’s in nine seasons at Juventus FC...joined S.S. Lazio in 2000 from FC Internazionale Milano...back in squad for UEFA EURO 2004™, won 27 2/8 16:10:10 uefa.com Matchday 4 - Group E - Thursday, 2 December 2004 - PRESS KITS EGALEO-LAZIO caps...passed 400 Serie A games. 15 Fabrizio Casazza ITA 16.09.1970 Signed from UC Sampdoria in summer 2003...played for nine clubs but only 14 Serie A games for Venezia Calcio in 1999-2000. 33 Matteo Sereni ITA 11.02.1975 Arrived in 2003 from Brescia Calcio after one season in the Premiership with Ipswich Town FC...played in both legs of 2004 Coppa Italia final win versus Juventus FC...over 100 Serie A games. 47 Alessio De Angelis ITA 26.02.1985 Defenders No Name Nat. DoB 4 Óscar López ESP 11.05.1980 5 Sebastiano Siviglia ITA 29.03.1973 Joined on loan from Parma FC in summer 2004...previously on loan at US Lecce...one of a few players to have played for AS Roma and S.S. Lazio. 8 Luciano Zauri ITA 20.01.1978 Taken over at left back from Giuseppe Favalli, who spent 12 years with S.S. Lazio...from Atalanta BC youth teams, joined Lazio in 2003...five caps with Atalanta just after 2002 FIFA World Cup. 22 Massimo Oddo ITA 14.06.1976 Italian international full-back, played at UEFA EURO 2004™, has 16 caps and played in recent 4-3 win versus Belarus in October 2004...joined club in 2002 from Hellas-Verona FC. 23 Paolo Negro ITA 16.04.1972 Twelfth consecutive season with the club...joined from Brescia Calcio in 1993...won 1998/99 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup, and 1999/2000 Scudetto...eight caps, and played at UEFA EURO 2000™. 24 Fernando Couto POR 02.08.1969 First Portuguese player to 100 caps...won league titles in Portugal (FC Porto), Spain (FC Barcelona) and Italy (S.S. Lazio)…7th season with club...won UEFA Cup (Parma FC) and UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup (Barcelona & Lazio). 25 Anthony Šeric CRO 15.01.1979 Born at Sydney, Australia...made name with NHK Hajduk Split...moved to Brescia Calcio, then Parma FC...second season on loan at S.S. Lazio...11 caps. 37 Marco Angeletti ITA 19.02.1986 42 Fabio Zaccardi ITA 28.11.1986 43 Simone Sannibale ITA 10.03.1986 Midfielders No Name Nat. DoB 6 Ousmane Dabo FRA 08.02.1977 Signed with current S.S. Lazio team-mate Luciano Zauri from Atalanta BC in 2003...standby for France at UEFA EURO 2004™...first of three caps in 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup. 7 Antonio Filippini ITA 03.07.1973 Joined with his twin from US Città di Palermo in summer 2004 after helping them win promotion to Serie A...played five seasons in Serie A with Brescia Calcio. 10 César BRA 24.10.1974 Brazilian winger with fine skills...former S.S. Lazio coach Roberto Mancini moved him from left back to left wing when he joined in 2001...serious knee injury during the 2003/04 season. 13 Dino Baggio ITA 24.07.1971 14 Emanuele Filippini ITA 03.07.1973 Joined with his twin from US Città di Palermo in summer 2004 after helping them win promotion to Serie A...Was at Parma FC for 18 months, the only time he has not played alongside his brother. 16 Giuliano Giannichedda ITA 21.09.1974 Joined S.S. Lazio in 2001 from Udinese Calcio with fellow international Stefano Fiore...three caps for Italy in 1999 when at Udinese...over 230 Serie A games. 17 Christian Manfredini ITA 01.05.1975 20 Fabio Liverani ITA 29.04.1976 First black player to play for Italy when capped versus South Africa in April 2001...Serie A debut in 2000 with AC Perugia, moved to S.S. Lazio in 2001. 31 Fabrizio Melara ITA 06.05.1986 3/8 16:10:10 uefa.com Matchday 4 - Group E - Thursday, 2 December 2004 - PRESS KITS EGALEO-LAZIO 34 Emiliano Corsi ITA 25.07.1984 36 Alessio Ferrazza ITA 26.01.1986 38 Simone Rughetti ITA 14.06.1985 39 Andrea Ciani ITA 24.05.1985 45 Simone Perugini ITA 07.02.1986 46 Christian Ippoliti ITA 04.01.1986 48 Matteo Morici ITA 24.10.1984 49 Francesco Torroni ITA 05.03.1986 Forwards No Name Nat. DoB 9 Paolo Di Canio ITA 09.07.1968 Returned to his first club from Charlton Athletic FC in summer 2004...started career with S.S. Lazio 19 years ago and also played for Juventus FC, SSC Napoli, AC Milan, Celtic FC, Sheffield Wednesday FC and West Ham United FC...200 Serie A games. 11 Roberto Muzzi ITA 21.09.1971 Joined S.S. Lazio in 2003 after 73 Serie A goals with AS Roma, Cagliari Calcio & Udinese Calcio...goals dried up last season with just one in 22 league games. 18 Tommaso Rocchi ITA 19.09.1977 Signed from Empoli FC in summer 2004...had scored 17 Serie A goals in two seasons for a struggling club...can play down either flank. 19 Goran Pandev MKD 27.07.1983 Young Macedonian international (four caps), who was signed from relegated Ancona Calcio in summer 2004...has three-year contract at S.S. Lazio after showing much promise at Ancona...registered with FC Internazionale Milano. 21 Simone Inzaghi ITA 05.04.1976 Sixth season at S.S. Lazio...younger brother of Filippo Inzaghi...never played at full season in Rome due to injuries...scored four goals to equal UEFA Champions League record versus Olympique de Marseille in 2000...international striker. 35 Pierpaolo Masi ITA 03.07.1983 41 Roberto Delgado ESP 07.05.1986 Promoted from the youth team to the senior side by former S.S. Lazio coach Roberto Mancini during the 2003/04 season and played four Serie A games...one for the future.
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