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Bangladesh
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San Marino 4-3-2-1 Roberto Cevoli
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9
Starters
- 1 Edoardo Colombo
- 12 Alessandro Tosi
- 15 Marco Pasolini
- 5 Michele Cevoli
- 2 Giacomo Benvenuti
- 18 Samuele Zannoni
- 8 Lorenzo Capicchioni
- 19 Samuel Pancotti
- 11 Nicolas Giacopetti
- 10 Filippo Berardi
- 9 Nicola Nanni
Substitutes
- 3 Simone Giocondi
- 4 Filippo Fabbri
- 6 Dante Rossi
7 Gabriel Capicchioni- 13 Pietro Amici
- 14 Fausto Marino Salicioni
- 16 Mattia Sancisi
17 Mirco De Angelis- 20 Alberto Riccardi
- 21 Lorenzo Lazzari
22 Marcello Mularoni
23 Matteo Valli Casadei- 24 Pietro Marinucci
- 25 Cristian Meloni
- 26 Simone Tamagnini
Bangladesh 4-3-3 Javier Fernández-Cabrera Martín-Peñato
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17
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Starters
- 13 Mitul Marma
- 4 Topu Barman
- 3 Isa Faysal
- 14 Tariq Kazi
- 22 Saad Uddin
- 8 Hamza Choudhury
- 6 Jamal Bhuyan
- 17 Sohel Rana
- 10 Mirajul Islam
- 7 Shekh Morsalin
- 11 Mohammed Fahim
Substitutes
- 1 Anisur Rahman
- 2 Shakil Ahad Topu
- 5 Mohammad Ridoy
- 9 Shahriar Emon
- 12 Bishwanath Ghosh
- 15 Fahamedul Islam
- 16 Mohamed Sohel Rana
- 18 Hossain Sujon
- 19 Zayyan Ahmed
- 20 Md Taj Uddin
- 21 Syed Shah Quazem Kirmine
- 23 Shamit Shome
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