2001-2002 Lokomotiv Moscow Goal Logs, Champions League

2001-2002 Competitions

Goal Log

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2001-08-07	Third qualifying round	Home	Jacob Lekgetho	Tirol Innsbruck	Y	2	0-0
2	2001-08-07	Third qualifying round	Home	Marat Izmailov	Tirol Innsbruck	Y	37	1-1
3	2001-08-07	Third qualifying round	Home	Sergei Ignashevich	Tirol Innsbruck	N	79	2-1
4	2001-09-11	First group stage	Home	Vladimir Maminov	Anderlecht	Y	18	0-1
5	2001-09-26	First group stage	Away	Milan Obradović	Roma	Y	59	0-0
6	2001-10-24	First group stage	Away	Marat Izmailov	Anderlecht	Y	13	0-1
7	2001-10-24	First group stage	Away	Dmitri Sennikov	Anderlecht	Y	28	1-1
8	2001-10-24	First group stage	Away	Ruslan Pimenov	Anderlecht	Y	58	2-1
9	2001-10-24	First group stage	Away	Maksim Buznikin	Anderlecht	N	63	3-1
10	2001-10-24	First group stage	Away	Maksim Buznikin	Anderlecht	N	69	4-1
11	2001-10-30	First group stage	Home	Maksim Buznikin	Real Madrid	Y	30	0-0
12	2001-10-30	First group stage	Home	Igor Cherevchenko	Real Madrid	Y	50	1-0

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Notes
1	2001-08-07	Third qualifying round	Home	Roland Kirchler	Tirol Innsbruck	Y	19	0-1
2	2001-09-08	Third qualifying round	Away	Jerzy Brzęczek	Tirol Innsbruck	Y	30	0-0
3	2001-09-11	First group stage	Home	Marc Hendrikx	Anderlecht	Y	15	0-0
4	2001-09-19	First group stage	Away	Pedro Munitis	Real Madrid	Y	39	0-0
5	2001-09-19	First group stage	Away	Luís Figo	Real Madrid	Y	64	1-0
6	2001-09-19	First group stage	Away	Roberto Carlos	Real Madrid	Y	81	2-0
7	2001-09-19	First group stage	Away	Sávio	Real Madrid	Y	87	3-0
8	2001-09-26	First group stage	Away	Igor Chugainov (OG)	Roma	Y	69	0-1	Own Goal
9	2001-09-26	First group stage	Away	Francesco Totti	Roma	Y	79	1-1
10	2001-10-16	First group stage	Home	Cafú	Roma	Y	78	0-0
11	2001-10-24	First group stage	Away	Aleksandar Ilić	Anderlecht	Y	2	0-0

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