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MATCH REPORT Group stage - Group C - Matchday 2 Thursday, 4 November 2004 - 19:15 (local time) Nieuw Galgenwaard - Utrecht FC UTRECHT FC DNIPRO DNIPROPETROVSK 1 (0) (1) 2 12 René Ponk (GK) 22 Vyacheslav Kernozenko (GK) 2 Tim Cornelisse 3 Olexandr Grytsay 4 David Di Tommaso 5 Volodymyr Yezerskyy (C) 6 Jean-Paul de Jong 10 Ruslan Kostyshyn 7 Darl Douglas 11 Oleh Venhlinskiy 9 Hans van de Haar 15 Serhiy Matiukhin 10 Stéphane Tanghe 16 Andriy Rusol 15 Edson Braafheid (C) 19 Dmytro Mykhaylenko 16 Samir El Gaaouri 20 Olexandr Rykun 17 Alje Schut 28 Serhiy Nazarenko 23 Hans Somers 29 Ruslan Rotan 40 Daan Huiskamp (GK) 1 Mykola Medin (GK) 3 Jordy Zuidam 2 Olexandr Poklonskyy 5 Étienne Shew-Atjon 4 Vitaliy Lysytskyy 8 Joost Broerse 6 Oleh Shelayev 14 Richal Leitoe 7 Olexandr Melashchenko 18 Prince Rajcomar 18 Denys Andriyenko 22 Sander Keller 21 Dmytro Semochko Coach Coach Foeke Booy Yevgen Kucherevskyy Referee Fourth official Costas Kapitanis (CYP) Loizos Loizou (CYP) Assistant referees UEFA delegate Andreas Christodoulou (CYP) Trygve Bornø (NOR) Andreas Xanthou (CYP) Goals Penalty Own goal Substitution 21:39:53 Yellow card Red card Yellow/red card (C) Captain (GK) Goalkeeper 4/11/2004 uefa.com Matchday 2 - Group C - Thursday, 4 November 2004 - Match report UTRECHT-DNIPRO FC UTRECHT FC DNIPRO DNIPROPETROVSK 1 (0) (1) 2 11' 29 Ruslan Rotan 2 Tim Cornelisse 24' 30' 21 Dmytro Semochko (in) 29 Ruslan Rotan (out) 16 Samir El Gaaouri 36' 45' 10 Ruslan Kostyshyn 22 Sander Keller (in) 46' 17 Alje Schut (out) 5 Étienne Shew-Atjon (in) 46' 16 Samir El Gaaouri (out) 60' 6 Oleh Shelayev (in) 15 Serhiy Matiukhin (out) 18 Prince Rajcomar (in) 66' 15 Edson Braafheid (out) 69' 6 Oleh Shelayev 75' 22 Vyacheslav Kernozenko 83' 21 Dmytro Semochko 86' 4 Vitaliy Lysytskyy (in) 28 Serhiy Nazarenko (out) 7 Darl Douglas 88' 90' + 23 Hans Somers 2' Goals Penalty Own goal Substitution 21:39:53 Yellow card Red card Yellow/red card (C) Captain (GK) Goalkeeper 4/11/2004 uefa.com.

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