German Bundesliga
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Saturday, April 27, 2002
Fritz-Walter Stadion · 40,000 att.
Head to Head
FCK leads series 2-0-1
Lineups
FCK
- 1Georg KochG
- 4Aleksander KnavsD
- 6Hany RamzyD
- 5Thomas HengenM
- 10Cassio LincolnM
- 13Thomas RiedlM
- 16Stefan MalzM
- 30Mario BaslerM
- 7Marian HristovF
- 10Vratislav LokvencF
- 25Miroslav KloseF
Substitutes
- 26Roman WeidenfellerG
- 3Petr GabrielD
- 20Tomasz KlosD
- 15Nenad BjelicaD
- 17Rodrigues RatinhoM
- 11Olaf MarschallF
- 18Jorgen PetterssonF
COT
- 1Andre LenzG
- 31Christiano BrasiliaG
- 6Vragel Da SilvaD
- 17Janos MatyusD
- 25Faruk HujdurovicD
- 7Laurentius ReghecampfM
- 8Bruno AkrapovicM
- 20Radoslaw KaluznyM
- 24Vasile MiriutaM
- 18Andrzej KobylanskiF
- 35Thomas ReichenbergerF
Substitutes
- Gunnar Berntsen
- 14Timo RostM
- 16Moussa LatoundjiM
- 33Ronny ThielemannM
- 30Silvio SchroterM
- 15Lars JungnickelF
- 21Franklin BittencourtF
Timeline
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