LNZ
FC OleksandriyaDay 10
Cherkasy Arena, Cherkasy
Referee : Oleksandr Kalonov. VAR - Roman Blavatskyi
LNZ: 94. Penkov - 33. Selin, 34. Muravskyi, 95. Stasyuk - 10. Boiko V., 11. Pasich G., 17. Norenkov, 55. Kovalyov M. (Rybalka, 83) - 16. Oliynyk (Priadun, 68), 19. Khoblenko (Tyshchenko Iv., 83), 70. Naumets (Shestakov S., 46)
Substitution: Shestakov S. (from 46); Priadun (from 68); Rybalka (from 83); Tyshchenko Iv. (from 83)
Bench: 72. Samoylenko K., 80. Dubovyi - 20. Tarasenko O., 23. Nasonov, 44. Banada - 8. Khamelyuk, 28. Kopyl S., 77. Savin An.
Yellow Cards: Pasich G. 38; Kovalyov M. 77
FC Oleksandriya: 44. Yermakov H. - 4. A. Kravchenko, 18. Lohinov, 22. Skorko - 71. Shostak De. (Kulakovskyi, 87) - 9. Mykhailenko M. (Kovalets, 63), 9. Kalitvintsev V. (Mykytyshyn, 80), 11. Shulianskyi (Geovani R., 63; Mykytyshyn, 80), 24. Martynyuk O., 55. Smirniy - 88. Pohorilyi (Kulakov A., 63)
Substitution: Kovalets (from 63); Geovani R. (from 63 till 80); Kulakov A. (from 63); Mykytyshyn (from 80); Kulakovskyi (from 87)
Bench: 1. Dolhyi, 31. Taran Y. - 12. Hernandez - 17. Bazaiev, 19. Plaksa - 15. Andreychuk
Yellow Cards: Lohinov 21; A. Kravchenko 54
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