Russia
FT
2
:
0
vs
HT 1 : 0
New Zealand
Russia
FT
2
:
0
vs
HT 1 : 0
New Zealand
- Kick Off at 15:00 (GMT) on 17th June, 2017
- The referee for this match is Wilmar Roldan
- Attendance of 50251 fans at the Krestovsky Stadium
- This is a match in Confederations Cup - Confederations Cup Grp. A, Match Day 1, Season 2017
- Russia
- Goals
- Boxall (31')
- Smolov (69')
- New Zealand
Full lineups: Russia vs New Zealand
Russia
Starting XI
- 1. Igor Akinfeev
- 19. Aleksandr Samedov
- 6. Georgiy Dzhikiya
- 5. Viktor Vasin
- 13. Fedor Kudryashov
- 18. Yuri Zhirkov
- 17. Aleksandr Golovin
- 8. Denis Glushakov
- 21. Aleksandr Yerokhin
- 7. Dmitry Poloz
- 9. Fedor Smolov
Substitutes
- 12. Vladimir Gabulov
- 16. Guilherme
- 2. Igor Smolnikov
- 3. Roman Shishkin
- 4. Yuri Gazinskiy
- 10. Ruslan Kambolov
- 11. Aleksandr Bukharov
- 14. Ilya Kutepov
- 15. Aleksey Miranchuk
- 20. Maxim Kanunnikov
- 22. Dmitri Tarasov
- 23. Dmitri Kombarov
Coach
- Stanislav Cherchesov
New Zealand
Starting XI
- 1. Stefan Marinovic
- 18. Kip Colvey
- 5. Michael Boxall
- 22. Andrew Durante
- 20. Tommy Smith
- 3. Deklan Wynne
- 8. Michael McGlinchey
- 11. Marco Rojas
- 14. Ryan Thomas
- 9. Chris Wood
- 7. Kosta Barbarouses
Substitutes
- 12. Glen Moss
- 23. Tamati Williams
- 2. Samuel Brotherton
- 4. Themistoklis Tzimopoulos
- 6. Bill Poni Tuiloma
- 10. Shane Smeltz
- 13. Monty Patterson
- 15. Clayton Lewis
- 16. Dane Ingham
- 17. Thomas Doyle
- 19. Alex Rufer
- 21. Storm Roux
Coach
- Anthony Hudson
However, the Zenit new stadium is simply jaw-dropping! At least on the same level of Allianz Arena in Germany, or any other well known and famous stadium! And from what I've seen so far, Luzhniki in Moscow is even more impressive. So, I'm expecting to see more CL finals taking place in these two stadiums in a near future! I know that next year, the CL final will be in Kiev, at the Olympic Stadium. But given that most of the other football venues in Western Europe had been hosts of the CL finals multiple times, it's only fair to give the chances to these awesome Russian stadiums!
Greetings from Macedonia, to all Russian people.
However, the new Zenit new stadium is simply jaw-dropping! At least on the same level of Allianz Arena in Germany, or any other well known and famous stadium! And from what I've seen so far, Luzhniki min Moscow is even more impressive. So, I'm expecting to see more CL finals taking place in these two stadiums in a hear future! I know that next year final will be in Kiev, at the Olympic Stadium, bu given that most of the other football venues in Western Europe had been hosts of the CL finals multiple times, it's only fair to give the chances to these awesome Russian stadiums!
Greetings from Macedonia, to all Russian people.
Otherwise, if they face a team like Germany, ,Italy, England, or Agrentina, Chile...they'll be destroyed!