PANDURII
TÂRGU-JIU

( 1-4-2-3-1 )

( 1-4-3-3 )

Răzvan Stanca

24'

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Gustavo Munúa

Bogdan Ungurușan

-

80'

Facundo Roncaglia

Erico da Silva

42'

-

Gonzalo Rodríguez (C)

Paraskevas Christou (C)

-

-

Marvin Compper

-

-

Marcos Alonso

Nicandro Breeveld

-

-

Juan Cuadrado

Paul Anton

-

-

Alberto Aquilani

Alin Buleică

-

65'

Matías Fernández

Eric de Oliveira

-

-

Joaquín Sánchez

David Distéfano

86'

-

Ryder Matos

-

46'

Olexandr Yakovenko

Pedro Mingote

24'

46'

Borja Valero

Iulian Mamele

42'

65'

Josip Iličić

Sipo Bohale

86'

80'

Leonardo Capezzi

32'

1 - 0

1 - 1

86'

Ryder Matos

1 - 2

90'+2

Borja Valero

Erico da Silva

23'

69'

Gonzalo Rodríguez

55'

79'

Borja Valero

Paul Anton

79'

-

-

Pedro Mingote

89'

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-

Not used: Călin Cristea, Admir Adrović, Viorel Nicoară, Alexandru Ciucur - Norberto Neto (GK), Stefan Savić, Manuel Pasqual, Nenad Tomović

Juan Cuadrado laid on goals for Ryder Matos and Borja Valero late on as ACF Fiorentina confirmed their place in the UEFA Europa League round of 32 and brought an end to CS Pandurii Târgu Jiu's hopes of getting through Group E. Matos had the simple task of directing the ball into the net on 85 minutes after Cuadrado's ball from the right took a telling nudge into his path, with Borja Valero's trundling strike in added time adding insult to injury. It was a cruel double blow for European debutants Pandurii, after Eric Pereira's extraordinary 32nd-minute opener had given them some hope of having something to play for on matchday five. The first notable incident of the game came on 24 minutes, when injured Pandurii goalkeeper Răzvan Stanca had to make way for Pedro Mingote, but that was soon forgotten when Eric Pereira met Alin Buleică's cross from the left with an enthusiastic scissor kick, and the ball looped into Gustavo Munúa's net. It was a significant deviation from the script, and had he showed more composure when Pandurii surged forward four minutes later, the Brazilian might have made it 2-0. Shaken but not overly rattled, Fiorentina roared back into the game after the break, Alberto Aquilani sending a dipping shot over the crossbar before substitute Valero missed the target with only the goalkeeper to beat after a ball dropped invitingly at his feet. Nonetheless, salvation seemed to be in sight for Pandurii until Matos intervened, and while Mingote made a brilliant save to fend away a powerful Valero shot soon afterwards, the Spaniard's added-time strike gave him the last word. [uefa.com]