1999-2000 Competitions

All Competitions
Division 1
UEFA Cup

Goal Log

Goals Scored
Goals Against
Goal Log Table
Rk Date Round Venue Scorer Opponent Start Minute Score Goalkeeper Assist Notes
11999-09-16First roundAwayLamine SakhoMaccabi Tel Aviv FCY380-0Liran Strauber
21999-09-16First roundAwayJoseph-Désiré JobMaccabi Tel Aviv FCY551-1Liran Strauber
31999-09-30First roundHomePascal NoumaMaccabi Tel Aviv FCY770-1Liran Strauber
41999-09-30First roundHomeLudovic DelporteMaccabi Tel Aviv FCN801-1Liran Strauber
51999-10-28Second roundHomePhilippe BrunelVitesseY30-0Dragoslav Jevrić
61999-10-28Second roundHomePascal NoumaVitesseY171-0Dragoslav Jevrić
71999-10-28Second roundHomeAlex NyarkoVitesseY752-1Dragoslav Jevrić
81999-10-28Second roundHomeJocelyn BlanchardVitesseY873-1Dragoslav Jevrić
91999-11-04Second roundAwayJocelyn BlanchardVitesseY900-1Dragoslav Jevrić
101999-11-25Third roundHomeMichael Schjønberg (OG)KaiserslauternY840-2Andreas ReinkeOwn Goal
111999-12-09Third roundAwayJoseph-Désiré JobKaiserslauternY200-0Andreas Reinke
121999-12-09Third roundAwayJoseph-Désiré JobKaiserslauternY391-1Andreas Reinke
131999-12-09Third roundAwayJeff Strasser (OG)KaiserslauternY552-1Andreas ReinkeOwn Goal
141999-12-09Third roundAwayAlex NyarkoKaiserslauternY883-1Andreas Reinke
152000-03-02Fourth roundAwayOlivier DacourtAtlético MadridY150-0José Molina
162000-03-02Fourth roundAwayOlivier DacourtAtlético MadridY781-1José Molina
172000-03-09Fourth roundHomePascal NoumaAtlético MadridY290-0José Molina
182000-03-09Fourth roundHomePascal NoumaAtlético MadridY371-0José Molina
192000-03-09Fourth roundHomePascal NoumaAtlético MadridY532-1José Molina
202000-03-09Fourth roundHomePhilippe BrunelAtlético MadridY723-2José Molina
212000-03-23Quarter-finalsHomeValérien IsmaëlCelta VigoY630-1José Manuel Pinto
222000-03-23Quarter-finalsHomePascal NoumaCelta VigoY721-1José Manuel Pinto
232000-04-20Semi-finalsHomePascal NoumaArsenalY720-1David Seaman

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