Latvia
AlbaniaGroup K
Latvia: 1. Zviedris, 2. Balodis, 5. Černomordijs, 10. Ikaunieks J.( till 75'), 13. Jurkovskis, 14. Ciganiks, 15. Zelenkovs Dmitrijs, 16. Jaunzems, 22. Saveljevs A.( till 82'), 9. Gutkovskis( till 75'), 8. Varslavans( till 90')
Substitution: 7. Dašķevičs(from 75'), 18. Regza(from 75'), 17. Vapne(from 82'), 20. Maksims(from 90')
Bench: 12. Orols, 23. Matrevics, 3. Jagodinskis, 6. Penkevics, 11. Žaleiko, 21. Melniks, 4. Grabovskis, 19. Melnis
Yellow Cards: Ciganiks 50', Varslavans 69', Černomordijs 84'
Albania: 1. Strakosha, 2. Balliu, 3. Mitaj, 15. Kumbulla, 18. Ismajli, 6. Shehu, 8. Asllani K., 14. Laci( till 69'), 21. Hoxha Ar.( till 60'), 7. Manaj( till 82'), 22. Broja A.( till 82')
Substitution: 17. Muci E.(from 60'), 10. Bajrami N.(from 69'), 11. Uzuni(from 82'), 19. Daku(from 82')
Bench: 12. Kastrati E., 23. Sherri, 4. Hysaj, 5. Bajrami Adrian, 13. Aliji, 16. Berisha M., 20. Ramadani, 9. Asani
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