( 1-4-4-2 )

( 1-4-4-2 )

Andrei Sidelnikov (C)

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Giedrius Arlauskis

Dmitri Miroshnichenko

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Cornel Râpă

Aleksei Muldarov

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Robert Arzumanyan

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Fernando Varela

Anderson Mineiro

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Iasmin Latovlevici

Danilo Neco

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84'

Adrian Popa

Taras Tsarikayev

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Andrei Prepeliță

Valeri Korobkin

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Lucian Filip

Marat Khayrullin

55'

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Cristian Tănase (C)

Olexiy Antonov

75'

71'

Claudiu Keșerü

Marcos Pizzelli

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88'

Alexandru Chipciu

Timur Kapadze

55'

71'

Valentin Lemnaru

Igor Zenkovich

75'

84'

Nicolae Stanciu

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88'

Gabriel Iancu

0 - 1

44'

Claudiu Keșerü

58'

1 - 1

1 - 2

78'

Andrei Prepeliță

87'

2 - 2

Aleksei Muldarov

18'

20'

Iasmin Latovlevici

Olexiy Antonov

65'

45'

Lucian Filip

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90'

Gabriel Iancu

Not used: Almat Bekbaev (GK), Askhat Tagybergen, Pavel Shabalin, Yuri Logvinenko, Abat Aimbetov - Valentin Cojocaru (GK), Lucian Sânmărtean, Paul Pîrvulescu, Ionuț Neagu

Robert Arzumanyan's late goal salvaged a draw for FC Aktobe against FC Steaua București in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League third qualifying round tie. Arzumanyan's 88th-minute finish rescued a deserved draw for Aktobe in an opening instalment full of opportunities. Steaua broke the deadlock just before half-time through Claudiu Ke?erü but Valeri Korobkin levelled for the hosts just before the hour. Steaua held firm against despite considerable pressure before Andrei Prepeliță gave them a second away goal, only for Arzumanyan's late intervention to leave honours even. The first half was largely dictated by Aktobe as Olexiy Antonov threatened twice in a particularly lively opening phase. However, Steaua grew into the game and opened the scoring when Ke?erü capitalised on a misunderstanding between Aktobe keeper Andrei Sidelnikov and captain Andrei Sidelnikov a minute before the break. The visitors started the second half strongest but this time it was Aktobe who scored against the run of play when Korobkin headed in Marcos Pizzelli's corner. Aktobe continued to attack but the Romanian champions once again snatched the lead, this time courtesy of Prepeliță's long-range effort. Igor Zenkovich squandered an opportunity to level proceedings on 83 minutes but with just two minutes of normal time remaining Arzumanyan made no mistake when he latched onto Anderson Mineiro's through ball. [uefa.com]