German 2. Bundesliga
FT
Friday, February 17, 2012
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| COT | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| KSC | 0 | 2 | 2 |
BBBank Wildpark · 11,880 att.
Head to Head
Series tied 2-2-1
Lineups
KSC
- 1Dirk OrlishausenG
- 34Ionut RadaD
- 14Ilias CharalambousD
- 4Bakary SoumaréD
- 32Hakan ÇalhanogluM
- 13Steffen HaasM
- 17Timo StaffeldtM
- 6Pascal GrossM
- 9Alexander IashviliF
- 23Bogdan MüllerF
- 30Klemen LavricF
Substitutes
- 33El Hadji Makhtar ThiouneSUB
- 26Patrick MilchraumSUB
- 16Giuseppe AquaroSUB
- 11Marco TerrazzinoSUB
- 18Simon ZollerSUB
- 36Alexander StolzSUB
COT
- 1Thorsten KirschbaumG
- 17Daniel ZiebigD
- 15Alexander BittroffD
- 35Uwe MöhrleD
- 3Ivica BanovicM
- 24Rok KronaveterM
- 10Daniel AdlungM
- 5RogerM
- 29Dennis SorensenF
- 8Dimitar RangelovF
- 32Leonardo BittencourtF
Substitutes
- 20Konstantin EngelSUB
- 13Julian BornerSUB
- 34Jules ReimerinkSUB
- 37Christian MüllerSUB
- 33Martin KobylanskiSUB
- 14Marius BilascoSUB
- 12René RennoSUB
Timeline
- 3' Uwe Möhrle (FC Energie Cottbus) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
- 50' Goal! Karlsruher SC 1, FC Energie Cottbus 0. Klemen Lavric (Karlsruher SC) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Alexander Iashvili with a through ball.
- 57' Goal! Karlsruher SC 2, FC Energie Cottbus 0. Alexander Iashvili (Karlsruher SC) right footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner.
- 57' Substitution, FC Energie Cottbus. Marius Bilasco replaces Rok Kronaveter.
- 74' Substitution, Karlsruher SC. Makhtar Thioune replaces Alexander Iashvili.
- 76' Steffen Haas (Karlsruher SC) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
- 79' Substitution, FC Energie Cottbus. Christian Müller replaces Leonardo Bittencourt.
- 79' Alexander Bittroff (FC Energie Cottbus) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
- 83' Substitution, Karlsruher SC. Marco Terrazzino replaces Bogdan Müller.
- 86' Substitution, Karlsruher SC. Patrick Milchraum replaces Hakan Calhanoglu.
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