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Uefa Europa League UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE - TEMPORADA 2014/15 DOSSIERS DE PRENSA (Partido de ida: 1-1) Stadion Feijenoord - Róterdam Jueves, 26 de febrero de 2015 Feyenoord 21.05HEC (21.05 hora local) AS Roma Dieciseisavos de final, vuelta Última actualización 15/06/2017 15:28HEC Enfrentamientos anteriores 2 Datos de los equipos 6 Plantilla 8 Resultados y clasificaciones 10 Alineaciones 14 Oficiales del partido 17 Leyenda 18 1 Feyenoord - AS Roma Jueves 26 febrero 2015 - 21.05CET (21.05 hora local) Dossier de prensa Stadion Feijenoord, Róterdam Enfrentamientos anteriores Enfrentamientos directos UEFA Europa League Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador Gervinho 22; Kazım 19/02/2015 R32 AS Roma - Feyenoord 1-1 Roma Kazım 55 Casa Fuera Final Total J G E P J G E P J G E P J G E P GF GC Feyenoord 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 AS Roma 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 Feyenoord - Estadísticas ante equipos del mismo país que el rival UEFA Champions League Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador 29/10/2002 1ª FG Juventus - Feyenoord 2-0 Turín Di Vaio 4, 69 Van Hooijdonk 75; 18/09/2002 1ª FG Feyenoord - Juventus 1-1 Rótterdam Camoranesi 32 Van Hooijdonk 17, Feyenoord - FC Internazionale 2-2 11/04/2002 1/2 Rótterdam Tomasson 34; Zanetti Milano glob: 3-2 83, Kallon 89 (P) FC Internazionale Milano - 04/04/2002 1/2 0-1 Milán Córdoba 51 (p.p.) Feyenoord 08/03/2000 2ª FG Feyenoord - SS Lazio 0-0 Rótterdam Verón 37; Tomasson 29/02/2000 2ª FG SS Lazio - Feyenoord 1-2 Roma 78, 84 26/11/1997 FG Feyenoord - Juventus 2-0 Rótterdam Cruz 66, 87 Del Piero 3, 11 (P), F. Inzaghi 34, Zidane 67, 17/09/1997 FG Juventus - Feyenoord 5-1 Turín Birindelli 81; van Gastel 58 2-0 Jansen 6, Van 26/11/1969 2ªR Feyenoord - AC Milan Rótterdam glob: 2-1 Hanegem 81 12/11/1969 2ªR AC Milan - Feyenoord 1-0 Milán Combin 9 Copa de la UEFA Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador 29/10/2002 1ª FG Juventus - Feyenoord 2-0 Turín Di Vaio 4, 69 Van Hooijdonk 75; 18/09/2002 1ª FG Feyenoord - Juventus 1-1 Rótterdam Camoranesi 32 Van Hooijdonk 17, Feyenoord - FC Internazionale 2-2 11/04/2002 1/2 Rótterdam Tomasson 34; Zanetti Milano glob: 3-2 83, Kallon 89 (P) FC Internazionale Milano - 04/04/2002 1/2 0-1 Milán Córdoba 51 (p.p.) Feyenoord 08/03/2000 2ª FG Feyenoord - SS Lazio 0-0 Rótterdam Verón 37; Tomasson 29/02/2000 2ª FG SS Lazio - Feyenoord 1-2 Roma 78, 84 26/11/1997 FG Feyenoord - Juventus 2-0 Rótterdam Cruz 66, 87 2 Feyenoord - AS Roma Jueves 26 febrero 2015 - 21.05CET (21.05 hora local) Dossier de prensa Stadion Feijenoord, Róterdam Copa de la UEFA Del Piero 3, 11 (P), F. Inzaghi 34, Zidane 67, 17/09/1997 FG Juventus - Feyenoord 5-1 Turín Birindelli 81; van Gastel 58 2-0 Jansen 6, Van 26/11/1969 2ªR Feyenoord - AC Milan Rótterdam glob: 2-1 Hanegem 81 12/11/1969 2ªR AC Milan - Feyenoord 1-0 Milán Combin 9 UEFA Champions League Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador 29/10/2002 1ª FG Juventus - Feyenoord 2-0 Turín Di Vaio 4, 69 Van Hooijdonk 75; 18/09/2002 1ª FG Feyenoord - Juventus 1-1 Rótterdam Camoranesi 32 Van Hooijdonk 17, Feyenoord - FC Internazionale 2-2 11/04/2002 1/2 Rótterdam Tomasson 34; Zanetti Milano glob: 3-2 83, Kallon 89 (P) FC Internazionale Milano - 04/04/2002 1/2 0-1 Milán Córdoba 51 (p.p.) Feyenoord 08/03/2000 2ª FG Feyenoord - SS Lazio 0-0 Rótterdam Verón 37; Tomasson 29/02/2000 2ª FG SS Lazio - Feyenoord 1-2 Roma 78, 84 26/11/1997 FG Feyenoord - Juventus 2-0 Rótterdam Cruz 66, 87 Del Piero 3, 11 (P), F. Inzaghi 34, Zidane 67, 17/09/1997 FG Juventus - Feyenoord 5-1 Turín Birindelli 81; van Gastel 58 2-0 Jansen 6, Van 26/11/1969 2ªR Feyenoord - AC Milan Rótterdam glob: 2-1 Hanegem 81 12/11/1969 2ªR AC Milan - Feyenoord 1-0 Milán Combin 9 UEFA Champions League Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador 29/10/2002 1ª FG Juventus - Feyenoord 2-0 Turín Di Vaio 4, 69 Van Hooijdonk 75; 18/09/2002 1ª FG Feyenoord - Juventus 1-1 Rótterdam Camoranesi 32 Van Hooijdonk 17, Feyenoord - FC Internazionale 2-2 11/04/2002 1/2 Rótterdam Tomasson 34; Zanetti Milano glob: 3-2 83, Kallon 89 (P) FC Internazionale Milano - 04/04/2002 1/2 0-1 Milán Córdoba 51 (p.p.) Feyenoord 08/03/2000 2ª FG Feyenoord - SS Lazio 0-0 Rótterdam Verón 37; Tomasson 29/02/2000 2ª FG SS Lazio - Feyenoord 1-2 Roma 78, 84 26/11/1997 FG Feyenoord - Juventus 2-0 Rótterdam Cruz 66, 87 Del Piero 3, 11 (P), F. Inzaghi 34, Zidane 67, 17/09/1997 FG Juventus - Feyenoord 5-1 Turín Birindelli 81; van Gastel 58 2-0 Jansen 6, Van 26/11/1969 2ªR Feyenoord - AC Milan Rótterdam glob: 2-1 Hanegem 81 3 Feyenoord - AS Roma Jueves 26 febrero 2015 - 21.05CET (21.05 hora local) Dossier de prensa Stadion Feijenoord, Róterdam UEFA Champions League 12/11/1969 2ªR AC Milan - Feyenoord 1-0 Milán Combin 9 Copa de Europa Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador 29/10/2002 1ª FG Juventus - Feyenoord 2-0 Turín Di Vaio 4, 69 Van Hooijdonk 75; 18/09/2002 1ª FG Feyenoord - Juventus 1-1 Rótterdam Camoranesi 32 Van Hooijdonk 17, Feyenoord - FC Internazionale 2-2 11/04/2002 1/2 Rótterdam Tomasson 34; Zanetti Milano glob: 3-2 83, Kallon 89 (P) FC Internazionale Milano - 04/04/2002 1/2 0-1 Milán Córdoba 51 (p.p.) Feyenoord 08/03/2000 2ª FG Feyenoord - SS Lazio 0-0 Rótterdam Verón 37; Tomasson 29/02/2000 2ª FG SS Lazio - Feyenoord 1-2 Roma 78, 84 26/11/1997 FG Feyenoord - Juventus 2-0 Rótterdam Cruz 66, 87 Del Piero 3, 11 (P), F. Inzaghi 34, Zidane 67, 17/09/1997 FG Juventus - Feyenoord 5-1 Turín Birindelli 81; van Gastel 58 2-0 Jansen 6, Van 26/11/1969 2ªR Feyenoord - AC Milan Rótterdam glob: 2-1 Hanegem 81 12/11/1969 2ªR AC Milan - Feyenoord 1-0 Milán Combin 9 AS Roma - Estadísticas ante equipos del mismo país que el rival UEFA Champions League Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador Cassano 24; Van der 19/03/2003 2ª FG AS Roma - AFC Ajax 1-1 Roma Meyde 1 Ibrahimović 11, 10/12/2002 2ª FG AFC Ajax - AS Roma 2-1 Ámsterdam Litmanen 66; Batistuta 89 1-0 26/11/1969 2ªR PSV Eindhoven - AS Roma glob: 1-1 gd Eindhoven van der Kuylen 68 (P) (t.p.) 12/11/1969 2ªR AS Roma - PSV Eindhoven 1-0 Roma Capello 87 (P) Recopa de la UEFA Fecha Fase Partido Resultado Lugar Goleador Cassano 24; Van der 19/03/2003 2ª FG AS Roma - AFC Ajax 1-1 Roma Meyde 1 Ibrahimović 11, 10/12/2002 2ª FG AFC Ajax - AS Roma 2-1 Ámsterdam Litmanen 66; Batistuta 89 1-0 26/11/1969 2ªR PSV Eindhoven - AS Roma glob: 1-1 gd Eindhoven van der Kuylen 68 (P) (t.p.) 12/11/1969 2ªR AS Roma - PSV Eindhoven 1-0 Roma Capello 87 (P) 4 Feyenoord - AS Roma Jueves 26 febrero 2015 - 21.05CET (21.05 hora local) Dossier de prensa Stadion Feijenoord, Róterdam Casa Fuera Final Total J G E P J G E P J G E P J G E P GF GC Feyenoord 5 2 3 0 6 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 11 4 4 3 12 13 AS Roma 3 1 2 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 1 2 2 4 5 5 Feyenoord - AS Roma Jueves 26 febrero 2015 - 21.05CET (21.05 hora local) Dossier de prensa Stadion Feijenoord, Róterdam Datos de los equipos Feyenoord Fundación: 1908 Apodo: De Trots van Zuid (El Orgullo del Sur) Títulos en Europa (subcampeonatos entre paréntesis) • Copa de Europa (1): 1970 • Copa de la UEFA (2): 1974, 2002 Títulos nacionales (el más reciente entre paréntesis) Ligas: 14 (1999) Copa de Holanda: 11 (2008) Participación en Europa en los últimos diez años (Copa de la UEFA/UEFA Europa League si no indica lo contrario) 2013/14: play-offs 2012/13: play-offs (procedente de la tercera ronda de clasificación de la UEFA Champions League) 2011/12: no participó en competición UEFA 2010/11: play-offs 2009/10: no participó en competiciones UEFA 2008/09: fase de grupos 2007/08: no participó en competiciones UEFA 2006/07: dieciseisavos de final (excluido de la competición por disturbios de sus aficionados) 2005/06: primera ronda 2004/05: dieciseisavos de final Estadísticas Competiciones de la UEFA • Mayor goleada en casa 9-0: Feyenoord - US Rumelange 13/09/72, partido de ida de la primera ronda de la Copa de la UEFA • Mayor goleada a domicilio 0-12: US Rumelange - SC Feyenoord 27/09/72, partido de vuelta de la primera ronda de la Copa de la UEFA • Mayor derrota en casa 0-3: Feyenoord - VfB Stuttgart 29/09/98, partido de vuelta de la primera ronda de la Copa de la UEFA • Mayor derrota a domicilio 5-0: Real Madrid CF - Feyenoord 22/09/65, partido de vuelta de la ronda preliminar de la Copa de la UEFA Copa de la UEFA/UEFA Europa League • Mayor goleada en casa 9-0: SC Feyenoord - US Rumelange (ver arriba) • Mayor goleada a domicilio 0-12: US Rumelange - SC Feyenoord (ver arriba) • Mayor derrota en casa 0-3: Feyenoord - VfB Stuttgart (ver arriba) • Mayor derrota a domicilio 5-1: VfL Borussia Mönchengladbach - Feyenoord 22/10/86, partido de ida de la segunda ronda AS Roma Fundación: 1927 Apodo: Giallorossi (Rojos y Amarillos) Títulos en Europa (subcampeonatos entre paréntesis) • Copa de Europa: (1984) • Copa de la UEFA: (1991) Títulos nacionales (el más reciente entre paréntesis) 6 Feyenoord - AS Roma Jueves 26 febrero 2015 - 21.05CET (21.05 hora local) Dossier de prensa Stadion Feijenoord, Róterdam Ligas: 3 (2001) Copas de Italia: 9 (2008) Participación en Europa en los últimos diez años (Copa de la UEFA/UEFA Europa League si no indica lo contrario) 2013/14: no participó en competición UEFA 2012/13: no participó en competición UEFA 2011/12: play-offs 2010/11: octavos de final de la UEFA Champions League 2009/10: dieciseisavos de final 2008/09: octavos de final de la UEFA Champions League 2007/08: cuartos de final de la UEFA Champions League 2006/07: cuartos de final de la UEFA Champions League 2005/06: octavos de final 2004/05: fase de grupos de la UEFA Champions League Estadísticas Competiciones de la UEFA • Mayor goleada en casa 7-0: Roma - ND Gorica 28/09/00, partido de vuelta
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