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Belarus 4-2-3-1 Carlos Alรณs Ferrer
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6
20
6
8
4
22
9
21
18
Starters
16 Fedor Lapoukhov
2 Kirill Pechenin
6 Kirill Gomanov
20 Zakhar Volkov
6 Roman Begunov
8 Aleksandr Selyava
4 Ruslan Lisakovich
22 Artem Kontsevoy
9 Max Ebong
21 Artem Shumanskiy
18 Vladislav Morozov
Substitutes
1 Mikhail Kozakevich
3 Mikhail Kozlov
5 Egor Parkhomenko
5 Evgeniy Yablonskiy
7 Maxim Kireev
10 Valeri Gromyko
12 Pavel Pavlyuchenko
13 Karen Vardanyan
15 Ruslan Myalkovskiy
18 Vladislav Malkevich
19 Gleb Shevchenko
19 Yuri Kovalev
23 Artem Sokolovskiy
Syria 4-4-2 Jose Lana
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13
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3
19
7
8
16
11
9
14
Starters
22 Shaher Al Shakir
13 Abdulrazzak Al Mohammad
2 Ahmad Faqa
3 Ziad Ghanoum
19 Zakaria Hannan
7 Mahmoud Al Aswad
8 Simon Amin
16 Elmar Abraham
11 Ammar Ramadan
9 Pablo Sabbag
14 Mohammed Osman
Substitutes
1 Maksim Sarraf
4 Abdullah Al Shami
5 Omar Al Midani
6 Khaled Kourdoghli
19 Mohammed Al-Mustafa
21 Hasan Dahan
22 Ahmad Madanieh
77 Mahmoud Al Mawas
95 Ahmad Ashkar
96 Alaa Al Dali
98 Abdul Rahman Oues
99 Mohamad Ahmad Al-Sheikh
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