German 2. Bundesliga

FT Friday, February 24, 2012
FC Ingolstadt 04 WDDDD 2
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Hansa Rostock LDLWD 1
1st2ndT
ING022
FCH101
Ostseestadion · 12,800 att.

Head to Head

ING leads series 2-0-1

Lineups

FCH

  1. 19Kevin MüllerG
  2. 6Michael WiemannD
  3. 25Sebastian PelzerD
  4. 13Stephan GuscheD
  5. 3Matthias HolstD
  6. 22Marek JaneckaD
  7. 4Robert MüllerD
  8. 11Marek MintalM
  9. 29Tobias JanickeM
  10. 24Edisson JordanovM
  11. 23Freddy BorgF

ING

  1. 21Ramazan ÖzcanG
  2. 3Andreas SchäferD
  3. 26Ralph GuneschD
  4. 37Andreas GörlitzD
  5. 34Marvin MatipD
  6. 18Moise BambaraM
  7. 13José-Alex IkengM
  8. 30Florian HellerM
  9. 6Stefan LeitlM
  10. 16Andreas BuchM
  11. 14Adam NemecF

Timeline

  1. 22' Goal! Hansa Rostock 1, FC Ingolstadt 04 0. Freddy Borg (Hansa Rostock) converts the penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  2. 33' Moise Bambara (FC Ingolstadt 04) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 50'
  4. 50' Own Goal by Stephan Gusche, Hansa Rostock. Hansa Rostock 1, FC Ingolstadt 04 1.
  5. 60' Marek Janecka (Hansa Rostock) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  6. 67' Substitution, Hansa Rostock. Tom Weilandt replaces Edisson Jordanov.
  7. 68' José-Alex Ikeng (FC Ingolstadt 04) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  8. 72' Goal! Hansa Rostock 1, FC Ingolstadt 04 2. José-Alex Ikeng (FC Ingolstadt 04) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Adam Nemec with a through ball.
  9. 76' Substitution, Hansa Rostock. Marcel Schied replaces Michael Wiemann.
  10. 78' Substitution, Hansa Rostock. Kevin Pannewitz replaces Stephan Gusche.
  11. 82' Substitution, FC Ingolstadt 04. Ahmed Akaichi replaces Adam Nemec.
  12. 82' Substitution, FC Ingolstadt 04. Caiuby replaces Andreas Görlitz.
  13. 90'+1' Matthias Holst (Hansa Rostock) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  14. 90'+3' Substitution, FC Ingolstadt 04. Manuel Schäffler replaces Stefan Leitl.

2. Bundesliga News

All news
News Associated Press Ingolstadt sack pioneering female coach Sabrina Wittman Sabrina Wittmann, who in 2024 became the first female head coach in the top three men's football divisions in Germany, was fired Thursday after a rocky start to the season. News Joey Lynch St. Pauli relegation 'anger' fueling Metcalfe at World Cup Socceroos attacker Connor Metcalfe says the "inner anger" from a frustrating Bundesliga campaign with St Pauli is helping to fuel his breakout FIFA World Cup. News Associated Press Edin Dzeko leads Schalke to Bundesliga promotion at 40 years old Edin Dzeko returned in time for the celebrations as seven-time German champion Schalke sealed their return to the Bundesliga with a 1-0 win over Fortuna Düsseldorf on Saturday. Video Could Marie-Louise Eta be offered the permanent role at Union Berlin? Julien Laurens reacts to Marie-Louise Eta becoming the first woman to manage a men's Bundesliga team as interim.