German Bundesliga

FT Saturday, March 2, 2002
Bayern Munich DWDWW 2
–
VfB Stuttgart WLLWD 0
Gottlieb-Daimler Stadion · 54,248 att.

Head to Head

MUN leads series 2-0

Lineups

VFB

  1. 1Timo HildebrandG
  2. 27Timo WenzelD
  3. 6Fernando MeiraD
  4. 20Zvonimir SoldoD
  5. 26Andreas HinkelM
  6. 8Jens TodtM
  7. 10Krassimir BalakovM
  8. 30Alexander HlebM
  9. 5Marcelo Jose BordonF
  10. 17Jochen SeitzF
  11. 11Ioan Viorel GaneaF

Substitutes

  1. 24Thomas ErnstG
  2. 21Jochen EndressD
  3. 12Heiko GerberM
  4. 16Bradley CarnellM
  5. 13Christian TiffertF
  6. 19AdhemarF
  7. 36Sean DundeeF

MUN

  1. 1Oliver KahnG
  2. 2Willy SagnolD
  3. 4Samuel KuffourD
  4. 12Robert KovacD
  5. 3Bixente LizarazuD
  6. 7Mehmet SchollM
  7. 11Stefan EffenbergM
  8. 17Thorsten FinkM
  9. 23Owen HargreavesM
  10. 9Giovane ElberF
  11. 24Roque Santa CruzF

Substitutes

  1. 33Stefan WesselsG
  2. 25Thomas LinkeD
  3. 16Jens JeremiesM
  4. 18Michael TarnatM
  5. 13Paulo SergioM
  6. 14Claudio PizarroF
  7. 19Carsten JanckerF

Timeline

  1. 32'
  2. 38'
  3. 44'
  4. 46'
  5. 46'
  6. 64'
  7. 69'
  8. 69'

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.