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Léo Moura 2004-2005 Match Logs

Leonardo da Silva Moura

Position: DF-MF (FB, right) ▪ Footed: Right

176cm, 69kg (5-9½, 154lb)

Born: October 23, 1978 in Niterói, Brazil br

National Team: Brazil br

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2004-2005 Match Log Types

Summary

Passing

Pass Types

Goal and Shot Creation

Defensive Actions

Possession

Miscellaneous Stats

2004-2005 Match Logs (Miscellaneous Stats)

2004-2005 Match Logs (Miscellaneous Stats) Table
											Performance													Aerial Duels
Date	Day	Comp	Round	Venue	Result	Squad	Opponent	Start	Pos	Min	CrdY	CrdR	2CrdY	Fls	Fld	Off	Crs	Int	TklW	PKwon	PKcon	OG	Recov	Won	Lost	Won%	Match Report
2005-02-25	Fri	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 23	Home	W 2–1	Braga	Gil Vicente	N		21	0	0	0									0					Match Report
2005-03-07	Mon	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 24	Away	W 4–1	Braga	Vitória Setúbal	Y		71	0	0	0									0					Match Report
2005-03-12	Sat	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 25	Home	D 1–1	Braga	Marítimo	Y		55	0	0	0									0					Match Report
2005-03-20	Sun	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 26	Away	D 1–1	Braga	Rio Ave	Y		33	0	0	0									0					Match Report

2005-04-11	Mon	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 28	Away	W 1–0	Braga	Estoril	N	On matchday squad, but did not play																		Match Report
2005-04-17	Sun	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 29	Home	W 2–0	Braga	Belenenses	N	On matchday squad, but did not play																		Match Report
2005-04-25	Mon	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 30	Away	L 0–1	Braga	Penafiel	N		22	0	0	0									0					Match Report
2005-05-01	Sun	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 31	Home	L 0–3	Braga	Sporting CP	N		84	0	0	0									0					Match Report
2005-05-07	Sat	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 32	Away	W 2–1	Braga	Boavista	N		22	0	0	0									0					Match Report
2005-05-14	Sat	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 33	Home	D 1–1	Braga	Beira-Mar	N	On matchday squad, but did not play																		Match Report
2005-05-22	Sun	Primeira Liga	Matchweek 34	Away	L 1–2	Braga	Moreirense	N		5	0	0	0									0					Match Report
					3-2-3			3/8		313	0	0	0									0

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