German 2. Bundesliga

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Fortuna Düsseldorf LLWWL 1
–
MSV Duisburg LWWWW 0
  • Olivier Veigneau 83' OG
ESPRIT arena · 31,400 att.

Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
8/23/26 vs SC Freiburg L 1-5 German Cup
7/25/26 vs Borussia Dortmund W 2-1 Club Friendly
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Team Stats

DUI F95
25
Fouls
13
1
Yellow Cards
1
0
Red Cards
0
2
Offsides
2
2
Corner Kicks
12
2
Saves
0
47.5
Possession
52.5
11
SHOTS
11
0
ON GOAL
2
0
On Target %
20
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
185
Accurate Passes
184
311
Passes
321
60
Pass Completion %
60
4
Accurate Crosses
8
9
Crosses
33
40
Cross %
20
58
Long Balls
46
27
Accurate Long Balls
17
50
Long Balls %
40
3
Blocked Shots
0
16
Effective Tackles
21
25
Tackles
27
60
Tackle %
80
7
Effective Clearances
14
15
Clearances
17

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1

F95 Last 5 matchups DUI
  1. 0 2009/2010 German 2. Bundesliga FT 2009-08-31 @ DUI 3
  2. 2 2009/2010 German 2. Bundesliga FT 2010-02-07 @ F95 0

Lineups

Confirmed

F95 · 4-4-2

  1. Michael MelkaG1
  2. Jens LangenekeCD-L6
  3. Assani Lukimya-MulongotiCD-R51
  4. Johannes van den BerghLB21
  5. Kai SchwertfegerRB31
  6. Andreas LambertzCM-L1712
  7. Oliver FinkCM-R72
  8. Maximilian BeisterLM111
  9. Patrick ZoundiRM1513
  10. Sascha RöslerCF-L301
  11. Thomas BrokerCF-R181

Substitutes

  1. Marcel GausSUB19
  2. Michael RatajczakSUB22
  3. Claus CostaSUB3
  4. Sandor TorghelleSUB14
  5. Christian WeberSUB2
  6. Ranisav JovanovicSUB9
  7. Tiago CalvanoSUB4

DUI · 4-4-2

  1. David YelldellG181
  2. Bruno SoaresCD-L141
  3. Daniel ReicheCD-R5
  4. Olivier VeigneauLB281
  5. Julian KochRB2
  6. Goran SukaloCM-L152
  7. Ivica GrlicCM-R201
  8. Olcay SahanLM111
  9. Sefa YilmazRM321
  10. Stefan MaierhoferCF-L192
  11. Manuel SchafflerCF-R222

Substitutes

  1. Benjamin KernSUB6
  2. Michael BlumSUB7
  3. Filip TrojanSUB10
  4. Srdjan BaljakSUB9
  5. Adam BodzekSUB13
  6. Marcel HerzogSUB1
  7. Maurice ExslagerSUB27

2. Bundesliga News

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