2012-2013 Sporting CP Goal Logs (Europa League)

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Record: 11-9-10, 42 points (1.40 per game), 7th in Primeira Liga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 7-4-4, 25 points Away Record: 4-5-6, 17 points

Goals: 36 (1.20 per game), Goals Against: 36 (1.20 per game), Diff: 0

Governing Country: Portugal pt

Gender: Male

Europa League: Finished 4th place in Group stage

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2012-2013 Competitions

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Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Notes
1	2012-08-23	Play-off round	Away	André Carrillo	Horsens	Y	79	0-1
2	2012-08-30	Play-off round	Home	Ricky van Wolfswinkel	Horsens	Y	8	0-0
3	2012-08-30	Play-off round	Home	Thomas Kortegaard (OG)	Horsens	Y	23	1-0	Own Goal
4	2012-08-30	Play-off round	Home	Ricky van Wolfswinkel	Horsens	Y	54	2-0
5	2012-08-30	Play-off round	Home	André Carrillo	Horsens	Y	57	3-0
6	2012-08-30	Play-off round	Home	Elías	Horsens	Y	63	4-0
7	2012-10-25	Group stage	Away	Brian Hamalainen (OG)	Genk	Y	7	0-0	Own Goal
8	2012-11-08	Group stage	Home	Ricky van Wolfswinkel	Genk	Y	64	0-0
9	2012-12-07	Group stage	Home	Zakaria Labyad	Videoton	Y	65	0-0
10	2012-12-07	Group stage	Home	Valentín Viola	Videoton	Y	82	1-1

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2012-08-23	Play-off round	Away	Martin Spelmann	Horsens	Y	15	0-0
2	2012-10-04	Group stage	Away	Paulo Vinícius	Videoton	Y	15	0-0
3	2012-10-04	Group stage	Away	Filipe Oliveira	Videoton	Y	21	1-0
4	2012-10-04	Group stage	Away	Nemanja Nikolić	Videoton	Y	35	2-0
5	2012-10-25	Group stage	Away	Benjamin De Ceulaer	Genk	Y	25	0-1
6	2012-10-25	Group stage	Away	Elyaniv Barda	Genk	N	88	1-1
7	2012-11-08	Group stage	Home	Glynor Plet	Genk	N	90+1	0-1
8	2012-11-22	Group stage	Away	Fabian Schär	Basel	Y	23	0-0
9	2012-11-22	Group stage	Away	Valentin Stocker	Basel	Y	66	1-0
10	2012-11-22	Group stage	Away	David Degen	Basel	Y	71	2-0
11	2012-12-07	Group stage	Home	György Sándor	Videoton	Y	80	0-1

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