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The record covers 2 completed meetings between IF Elfsborg and Daugavpils / Progress from 17 July 2013 to 23 July 2013. IF Elfsborg won 2, Daugavpils / Progress won 0 and no matches were drawn; the aggregate was 11–1. Latest result: 23 July 2013, Daugavpils / Progress 0–4 IF Elfsborg in UEFA Champions League. Previous result: 17 July 2013, IF Elfsborg 7–1 Daugavpils / Progress in UEFA Champions League. This record is historical.
Match center
Starting eleven
Starting XI Daugavpils / Progress
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1
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13
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3
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17
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4
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23
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7
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19
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8
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21
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14
IF Elfsborg Starting XI
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30
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11
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3
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15
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27
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4
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23
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16
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25
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19
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14
Substitutes Daugavpils / Progress
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9
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18
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2
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5
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10
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81
IF Elfsborg Substitutes
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24
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22
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5
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1
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7
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12
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18
Match events
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41'⚽J. Keene Normal Goal
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46'M. Ziziļevs M. Ghonghadze
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61'⚽V. Claesson Normal Goal
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66'⚽N. Hult Normal Goal
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68'S. Ishizaki M. Rohdén
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75'A. Kovaļovs I. Babatunde
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77'A. Lans T. Söderberg
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77'M. Andersson D. Mobaeck
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86'⚽M. Andersson Penalty
Matchup IF Elfsborg VS Daugavpils / Progress
Record and recent results
The available record contains 2 completed meetings from 17 July 2013 to 23 July 2013. IF Elfsborg won 2, Daugavpils / Progress won 0, and no matches were drawn; the aggregate score is 11–1 in IF Elfsborg’s favour. The latest reference was 23 July 2013, Daugavpils / Progress 0–4 IF Elfsborg in UEFA Champions League. The previous result was 17 July 2013, IF Elfsborg 7–1 Daugavpils / Progress in UEFA Champions League. The record provides historical context without predicting a future result.
Home context and coverage
IF Elfsborg won 1 of 1 matches as the home side, while Daugavpils / Progress won 0 of 1 matches as the home side. The most represented competition is UEFA Champions League with 2 recorded meetings. The record includes 0 matches decided after extra time and 0 matches decided on penalties. Home listings add context but do not establish a permanent venue-based trend. The summary uses only completed FT, AET or PEN fixtures linked to this H2H. The sample remains historical and should be read as context, not a forecast.