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2006-2007 Legia Warsaw Goal Logs

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Record: 16-4-10, 52 points (1.73 per game), 3rd in I Liga (1st Tier)

Home Record: 11-1-3, 34 points Away Record: 5-3-7, 18 points

Goals: 53 (1.77 per game), Goals Against: 33 (1.10 per game), Diff: 20

Governing Country: Poland pl

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Lost First round to Austria Wien

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

Continental Qualification: 2007-2008 UEFA Intertoto Cup (Second round) via league finish

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2006-2007 Competitions

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Champions League

UEFA Cup

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Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Comp	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2006-07-26	Champions Lg	Second qualifying round	Away	Élton Rodrigues Brandão	FH	N	83	0-0
2	2006-08-02	Champions Lg	Second qualifying round	Home	Aleksandar Vuković	FH	Y	38	0-0
3	2006-08-02	Champions Lg	Second qualifying round	Home	Edson	FH	Y	78	1-0
4	2006-08-23	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Home	Piotr Włodarczyk	Shakhtar	Y	17	0-0
5	2006-08-23	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Home	Piotr Włodarczyk	Shakhtar	Y	88	1-3
6	2006-09-14	UEFA Cup	First round	Home	Junior Godoi	Austria Wien	Y	45	0-1

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Comp	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score
1	2006-08-09	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Away	Elano	Shakhtar	Y	39	0-0
2	2006-08-23	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Home	Ciprian Marica	Shakhtar	Y	22	0-1
3	2006-08-23	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Home	Fernandinho	Shakhtar	Y	27	1-1
4	2006-08-23	Champions Lg	Third qualifying round	Home	Ciprian Marica	Shakhtar	Y	47	2-1
5	2006-09-14	UEFA Cup	First round	Home	Wolfgang Mair	Austria Wien	Y	26	0-0
6	2006-09-28	UEFA Cup	First round	Away	Roman Wallner	Austria Wien	N	65	0-0

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