Quincy Promes
81%
Spartak Moscow
FT
5
:
1
vs
HT 1 : 1
Sevilla
- Kick Off at 18:45 (GMT) on 17th October, 2017
- The referee for this match is Gianluca Rocchi
- Attendance of 44307 fans at the Otkrytiye Arena
- This is a match in International - Champions League Grp. E Match Day 3, Season 2017/2018
- Spartak Moscow
- Goals
- Promes (18')
- Melgarejo (58')
- Glushakov (67')
- Adriano (74')
- Promes (90')
- Cards
- Dzhikiya (34')
- Fernando (45')
- Sevilla
- Goals
- Kjaer (30')
- Cards
- Escudero (37')
- Pizarro (89')
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Окончен первый тайм.#СпартакСевилья #SpartakSevilla #UCL 1:1 pic.twitter.com/CjUlXUHyWB
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FC Spartak Moscow on Twitter - Окончен первый тайм.#СпартакСевилья #SpartakSevilla #UCL 1:1 pic.twitter.com/CjUlXUHyWB— FC Spartak Moscow (@fcsm_official) October 17, 2017
FC Spartak Moscow on Twitter - ЭТО ПОБЕДДДАААА! И КАКАЯ!#СпартакСевилья #SpartakSevilla #UCL 5:1 pic.twitter.com/hL7HxEjxXE— FC Spartak Moscow (@fcsm_official) October 17, 2017
Champions League on Twitter - A cool 31 goals with BIG wins for Liverpool and Spartak 👏👏👏#UCL pic.twitter.com/kaBD0hXCzq— Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) October 17, 2017
Home Manager
Massimo Carrera
4-2-3-1
Away Manager
Eduardo Berizzo
4-3-3
57
Alexander Selikhov
38
Andrei Eshchenko
5
Serdar Tasci
14
Georgiy Dzhikiya
23
Dmitri Kombarov
11
Fernando
8
Denis Glushakov
19
Aleksandr Samedov
71
Ivelin Popov
10
Quincy Promes
12
Luiz Adriano
1
Sergio Rico
25
Gabriel Mercado
4
Simon Kjaer
5
Clement Lenglet
18
Sergio Escudero
10
Ever Banega
14
Guido Pizarro
7
Michael Krohn-Dehli
24
Nolito
9
Wissam Ben Yedder
17
Pablo Sarabia
One more proof that the Russian Premier League is getting better and better each season, and by now, it has become quite powerful. 'Cause as we can see these last 2 or 3 years, it's not just Zenit, but also we saw great football by teams like Rostov, Rubin Kazan, here we have Spartak now, that are actually last year's Russian champions, kicking the shit out of Sevilla - one of the best Spanish teams!
Bravo! It's really refreshing seeing something like this - another league from Europe becoming really good and seeing its teams playing an important role in European competitions! And the fact that it's coming from Russia is even better!