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Full Time Report OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS RANGERS FC

Full Time Report Matchday 2 - Tuesday 2 October 2007 Group E - Stade de Gerland - Lyon OLYMPIQUE LYONNAIS RANGERS FC 020:45 3 (0) (1) half time half time 30 VERCOUTRE Rémy 1 MCGREGOR Allan 5 BODMER Mathieu 23' 27 Lee MCCULLOCH 2 HUTTON Alan 6 KÄLLSTRÖM Kim 3 WEIR David 7 BAROŠ Milan 5 PAPAC Saša 8 JUNINHO 6 FERGUSON Barry 10 BENZEMA Karim 7 HEMDANI Brahim 11 GROSSO Fabio 8 THOMSON Kevin 14 GOVOU Sidney 20 BEASLEY DaMarcus 20 RÉVEILLÈRE Anthony 24 CARLOS CUÉLLAR 22 ANDERSON 27 MCCULLOCH Lee 29 SQUILLACI Sébastien 29 COUSIN Daniel 40 ROUX Frédéric 25 CARROLL Roy 2 CLERC François 29 Sébastien SQUILLACI 44' 9 BOYD Kris 18 BEN ARFA Hatem 10 NOVO Nacho 21 BELHADJ Nadir 45' 11 ADAM Charles 23 KEITA Kader 1'47" 3 David WEIR 28 WHITTAKER Steven 26 FÁBIO SANTOS 38 NAISMITH Steven 28 TOULALAN Jérémy 39 FAYE Amdy Coach: Coach: PERRIN Alain 48' 29 Daniel COUSIN SMITH Walter 53' 20 DaMarcus BEASLEY Half Full Half Full Total shots 12 28 Total shots 3 8 18 Hatem BEN ARFA in Shots on target 3 10 5 Mathieu BODMER out 60' Shots on target 1 3 Free kicks to goal 3 4 23 Kader KEITA in Free kicks to goal 0 0 7 Milan BAROŠ out 60' Saves 0 0 Saves 2 7 Corners 6 14 Corners 1 2 in Fouls committed 10 14 28 Steven WHITTAKER Fouls committed 7 12 66' out 29 Daniel COUSIN Fouls suffered 6 9 Fouls suffered 9 13 Offside 1 2 Offside 0 2 Possession 61% 63% Possession 39% 37% Ball in play 17' 43' Ball in play 11' 25' Total ball in play 28' 68' Total ball in play 28' 68' 20 Anthony RÉVEILLÈRE 77' in 10 Nacho NOVO 81' out 27 Lee MCCULLOCH in Referee: 2 François CLERC out 81' 81' 6 Barry FERGUSON ØVREBØ Tom Henning (NOR) 20 Anthony RÉVEILLÈRE Assistant referees: HOLEN Geir Age (NOR) RAESTAD Erik (NOR) 87' 8 Kevin THOMSON in 11 Charles ADAM 90' out Fourth official: 20 DaMarcus BEASLEY MOEN Svein Oddvar (NOR) 90' UEFA delegate: WALSER Reinhard (LIE) 2'08" Attendance: 38,076 14:48:57 CET Goal Booked Sent off Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper Misses next match if booked 11 Oct 2007 UEFA Media Information.

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