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Full Time Report Matchday 4 - Tuesday 31 Oct 2006 Group D - Stadio Olimpico - Rome AS ROMA OLYMPIACOS CFP 120:45 1 (0) (1) half time half time 19' 55 JÚLIO CÉSAR 32 DONI 71 NIKOPOLIDIS Antonios 2 PANUCCI Christian 2 PATSATZOGLOU Christos 5 MEXES Philippe 26' 19 Athanasios KOSTOULAS 3 DOMI Didier 7 PIZARRO David 6 STOLTIDIS Ieroklis 8 AQUILANI Alberto 8 MARIĆ Miloš 10 TOTTI Francesco 10 Francesco TOTTI32' 31' 55 JÚLIO CÉSAR 10 RIVALDO 11 TADDEI 11 DJORDJEVIĆ Predrag 13 CHIVU Cristian 14 śEWŁAKOW Michal 16 DE ROSSI Daniele 19 KOSTOULAS Athanasios 21 FERRARI Matteo 23 KONSTANTINOU Michalis 22 TONETTO Max 55 JÚLIO CÉSAR 1 CURCI Gianluca 74 BUTINA Tomislav 9 MONTELLA Vincenzo 1 KAFES Pantelis 14 FATY Ricardo 9 OKKAS Yiannis 18 VIRGA Valerio 45' 18 BORJA Félix 19 DEFENDI Rodrigo 2'06" 30 PANTOS Anastasios 20 PERROTTA Simone 32 ANATOLAKIS Giorgios 23 VUČINIĆ Mirko 40 BABANGIDA Haruna 20 SimonePERROTTA in 46' 47' 23 Michalis KONSTANTINOU Coach: 21 Matteo FERRARI out Coach: SPALLETTI Luciano SOLLIED Trond Half Full Half Full Total shots 8 16 Total shots 6 9 On goal 3 8 On goal 4 5 Wide 3 6 Wide 2 4 Blocked 2 2 23 Mirko VUČINIĆ in Blocked 0 0 Freekicks to goal 1 1 8 Alberto AQUILANI out 63' Freekicks to goal 0 0 in Saves 3 4 32 Giorgios ANATOLAKIS Saves 2 6 10 Francesco TOTTI 66' 65' out 2 Christos PATSATZOGLOU Corners 3 5 Corners 4 4 Fouls committed 7 16 Fouls committed 10 17 Fouls suffered 9 15 Fouls suffered 6 14 Offside 3 9 Offside 1 2 Possession 52% 56% Possession 48% 44% Ball in play 13' 29' Ball in play 12' 23' Total ball in play 25' 52' 79' 11 Predrag DJORDJEVIĆ Total ball in play 25' 52' Referee: BENQUERENÇA Olegário (POR) Assistant referees: CUNHA MIRANDA Bertino (POR) in 18 Félix BORJA SILVA CARDINAL José Manuel (POR) 86' out 11 Predrag DJORDJEVIĆ in 1 Pantelis KAFES 90' out 8 Miloš MARIĆ Fourth official: BARBOSA PEREIRA (POR) 7 David PIZARRO 90' UEFA delegate: LISTKIEWICZ Michal (POL) 10 Francesco TOTTI 4'45" 71 Antonios NIKOPOLIDIS 22:40:34 CET Goal Booked Sentoff Substitution Penalty Owngoal Captain Goalkeeper Misses nextmatch if booked 31 Oct 2006 UEFA Media Information.

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