2004-2005 Basel Goal Logs (UEFA Cup)

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Record: 21-7-6, 70 points (2.06 per game), 1st in Swiss Super League (1st Tier)

Home Record: 13-4-0, 43 points Away Record: 8-3-6, 27 points

Goals: 81 (2.38 per game), Goals Against: 45 (1.32 per game), Diff: 36

Governing Country: Switzerland ch

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Lost Round of 32 to Lille

Champions League: Lost Third qualifying round to Internazionale (Advanced to UEFA Cup First round)

Continental Qualification: 2005-2006 Champions League (Third qualifying round) via league finish

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2004-2005 Competitions

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Champions League

UEFA Cup

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2004-09-16	First round	Away	Christian Giménez	Terek Grozny	Y	57	0-1
2	2004-09-30	First round	Home	Julio Hernán Rossi	Terek Grozny	Y	11	0-0
3	2004-09-30	First round	Home	Kléber	Terek Grozny	Y	89	1-0
4	2004-10-21	Group stage	Away	Matías Emilio Delgado	Schalke 04	N	82	0-1
5	2004-11-25	Group stage	Home	César Carignano	Hearts	N	77	0-1
6	2004-12-01	Group stage	Away	Julio Hernán Rossi	Ferencváros	Y	59	0-1
7	2004-12-01	Group stage	Away	Benjamin Huggel	Ferencváros	Y	78	1-1
8	2004-12-16	Group stage	Home	César Carignano	Feyenoord	Y	53	0-0

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2004-09-16	First round	Away	Andrei Fedkov	Terek Grozny	Y	38	0-0
2	2004-10-21	Group stage	Away	Levan Kobiashvili	Schalke 04	Y	8	0-0
3	2004-11-25	Group stage	Home	Dennis Wyness	Hearts	Y	31	0-0
4	2004-11-25	Group stage	Home	Robbie Neilson	Hearts	Y	89	1-1
5	2004-12-01	Group stage	Away	Dénes Rósa	Ferencváros	Y	22	0-0
6	2005-02-24	Round of 32	Away	Matt Moussilou	Lille	Y	37	0-0
7	2005-02-24	Round of 32	Away	Milenko Ačimovič	Lille	Y	78	1-0

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