German Bundesliga

FT Sunday, October 2, 2005
VfB Stuttgart WWLWL 0
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Borussia Dortmund DWLWD 0
Westfalenstadion · 73,100 att.

Head to Head

VFB leads series 5-0

Lineups

DOR

  1. 1Roman WeidenfellerG
  2. 3Markus BrzenskaD
  3. 21Christoph MetzelderD
  4. 23Philipp DegenD
  5. 17Leonardo DedeM
  6. 5Sebastian KehlM
  7. 6Florian KringeM
  8. 10Tomas RosickyM
  9. 18Lars RickenM
  10. 11David OdonkorF
  11. 14Ebi SmolarekF

Substitutes

  1. 30Dennis GentenaarG
  2. 27Uwe HünemeierD
  3. 13Kosi SakaM
  4. 15Marcus SteegmannM
  5. 22Marc-Andre KruskaM
  6. 24Nizamettin CaliskanM
  7. 35Michael ParensenF

VFB

  1. 1Timo HildebrandG
  2. 3Martin StranzlD
  3. 6Fernando MeiraD
  4. 17Mathieu DelpierreD
  5. 21Ludovic MagninD
  6. 7Silvio MeissnerM
  7. 11Thomas HitzlspergerM
  8. 13Christian TiffertM
  9. 20Zvonimir SoldoM
  10. 10Jon Dahl TomassonF
  11. 18Jeronimo Baretto CacauF

Substitutes

  1. 23Dirk HeinenG
  2. 5Markus BabbelD
  3. 12Heiko GerberD
  4. 22Jesper GronkjaerM
  5. 40Christian GentnerM
  6. 33Mario GómezF
  7. 38Danijel LjubojaF

Timeline

  1. 60'
  2. 74'

Bundesliga News

All news
ESPN ESPN A global experiment: Can ESPN predict the Ballon d'Or awards? The Ballon d'Or awards are typically tough to predict, but can ESPN and our global resources do just that? ESPN PA Bayern Munich hold off Freiburg in first game without Kompany Bayern Munich returned to the top of the Bundesliga table thanks to a 3-1 away win at Freiburg on Sunday. News Associated Press Bayern Munich's Vincent Kompany 'stable,' could be away for weeks after collapse Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany will have more tests to determine why he collapsed during a training session the previous day, the club said Saturday. News ESPN News Services USMNT's Scally scores, helps Gladbach avoid worst-ever Bundesliga start Borussia Mönchengladbach avoided becoming the first team in Bundesliga history to lose seven straight games to start the season, thanks to a 3-2 win at Stuttgart on Friday.