2001-2002 Slovan Liberec Goal Logs, All Competitions

Goal Log

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Notes
1	2001-09-20	First round	Home	Baffour Gyan	ŠK Slovan Bratislava	Y	8	0-0
2	2001-09-20	First round	Home	Jan Nezmar	ŠK Slovan Bratislava	N	90	1-0
3	2001-10-18	Second round	Away	Fernando Cáceres (OG)	Celta Vigo	Y	65	0-1	Own Goal
4	2001-11-01	Second round	Home	Jiří Štajner	Celta Vigo	Y	38	0-0
5	2001-11-01	Second round	Home	Jan Nezmar	Celta Vigo	N	70	1-0
6	2001-11-01	Second round	Home	Jan Nezmar	Celta Vigo	N	90	2-0
7	2001-11-22	Third round	Home	Petr Lukáš	Mallorca	Y	2	0-0
8	2001-11-22	Third round	Home	Petr Johana	Mallorca	Y	19	1-0
9	2001-11-22	Third round	Home	Roman Jůn	Mallorca	Y	50	2-0
10	2001-12-06	Third round	Away	Baffour Gyan	Mallorca	Y	56	0-0
11	2001-12-06	Third round	Away	Jiří Štajner	Mallorca	Y	69	1-0
12	2002-02-21	Fourth round	Away	Jiří Štajner	Lyon	Y	14	0-0
13	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Home	Jan Nezmar	Lyon	Y	1	0-0
14	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Home	Jiří Štajner	Lyon	Y	75	1-1
15	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Home	Jan Nezmar	Lyon	Y	82	2-1
16	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Home	Robert Neumann	Lyon	N	85	3-1

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2001-09-27	First round	Away	Dragan Mojic	ŠK Slovan Bratislava	Y	22	0-0
2	2001-10-18	Second round	Away	Aleksandr Mostovoi	Celta Vigo	Y	35	0-0
3	2001-10-18	Second round	Away	Aleksandr Mostovoi	Celta Vigo	Y	76	1-1
4	2001-10-18	Second round	Away	Aleksandr Mostovoi	Celta Vigo	Y	90	2-1
5	2001-11-22	Third round	Home	Leonardo Biagini	Mallorca	Y	60	0-3
6	2001-12-06	Third round	Away	Samuel Eto'o	Mallorca	Y	80	0-2
7	2002-02-21	Fourth round	Away	Sidney Govou	Lyon	N	89	0-1
8	2002-02-28	Fourth round	Home	Patrick Müller	Lyon	Y	17	0-1
9	2002-03-21	Quarter-finals	Away	Márcio Amoroso	Dortmund	Y	51	0-0
10	2002-03-21	Quarter-finals	Away	Jan Koller	Dortmund	Y	57	1-0
11	2002-03-21	Quarter-finals	Away	Lars Ricken	Dortmund	Y	70	2-0
12	2002-03-21	Quarter-finals	Away	Ewerthon	Dortmund	N	89	3-0

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