Walter Pandiani 2003-2004 Champions League Match Logs

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2003-2004 Champions League Match Logs (Summary)

2003-2004 Champions League Match Logs (Summary) Table
										Performance
Date	Day	Round	Venue	Result	Squad	Opponent	Start	Pos	Min	Gls	Ast	PK	PKatt	Sh	SoT	CrdY	CrdR	Fls	Fld	Off	Crs	TklW	Int	OG	PKwon	PKcon	Match Report
2003-08-13	Wed	Third qualifying round	Away	D 0–0	es La Coruña	no Rosenborg	N		26	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-08-26	Tue	Third qualifying round	Home	W 1–0	es La Coruña	no Rosenborg	N		45	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-09-17	Wed	Group stage	Away	D 1–1	es La Coruña	gr AEK Athens	Y		77	1		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-09-30	Tue	Group stage	Home	W 2–0	es La Coruña	nl PSV Eindhoven	Y		58	1		1				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-10-21	Tue	Group stage	Home	W 1–0	es La Coruña	fr Monaco	N		26	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-11-05	Wed	Group stage	Away	L 3–8	es La Coruña	fr Monaco	N		31	0		0				1	0							0			Match Report
2003-11-25	Tue	Group stage	Home	W 3–0	es La Coruña	gr AEK Athens	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2003-12-10	Wed	Group stage	Away	L 2–3	es La Coruña	nl PSV Eindhoven	N		28	1		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2004-02-25	Wed	Round of 16	Home	W 1–0	es La Coruña	it Juventus	N		22	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2004-03-09	Tue	Round of 16	Away	W 1–0	es La Coruña	it Juventus	Y		81	1		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2004-03-23	Tue	Quarter-finals	Away	L 1–4	es La Coruña	it Milan	Y		90	1		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2004-04-07	Wed	Quarter-finals	Home	W 4–0	es La Coruña	it Milan	Y		90	1		0				1	0							0			Match Report
2004-04-21	Wed	Semi-finals	Away	D 0–0	es La Coruña	pt Porto	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
2004-05-04	Tue	Semi-finals	Home	L 0–1	es La Coruña	pt Porto	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
				7-3-4			8/14		844	6		1				2	0							0

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