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Dinamo Zagreb 4-3-3 Mario Kovacevic
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22
26
36
25
8
27
7
11
9
21
Starters
44 Ivan Filipović
22 Matteo Pérez Vinlöf
26 Scott McKenna
36 Sergi Domínguez
25 Moris Valinčić
8 Miha Zajc
27 Josip Mišić
7 Luka Stojković
11 Arber Hoxha
9 Dion Drena Beljo
21 Mateo Lisica
Substitutes
1 Danijel Zagorac
3 Bruno Goda
6 Stjepan Radeljić
10 Gabriel Vidović
13 Paul Bismarck Tabinas
14 Smail Prevljak
15 Niko Galešić
30 Fran Topić
33 Ivan Nevistić
41 Sven Šunta
80 Lukas Kačavenda
99 Mislav Oršić
Kauno Žalgiris 4-4-2 Eivinas Cerniauskas
55
33
77
3
45
70
14
32
9
19
7
Starters
55 Tomas Švedkauskas
33 Marko Konatar
77 Rokas Lekiatas
3 Anton Tolordava
45 Joris Moutachy
70 Fabien Ourega
14 Vykintas Slivka
32 Franco Baldassarra
9 Leon Kreković
19 Renan Oliveira
7 Amine Benchaib
Substitutes
4 Luka Racic
8 Yukiyoshi Karashima
10 Gratas Sirgėdas
15 Léo Ribeiro
17 Ivan Fiolić
20 Anthony Kalik
22 Deividas Mikelionis
23 Aldayr Hernández
24 Motiejus Burba
27 Gabriel Debeljuh
37 Nosa Iyobosa Edokpolor
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