German 2. Bundesliga

FT Saturday, February 11, 2012
Dynamo Dresden LDWDW 0
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1. FC Union Berlin WWWLL 4
1st2ndT
SGD000
FCU134
Stadion An der Alten Försterei · 18,432 att.

Head to Head

SGD leads series 1-0

Lineups

FCU

  1. 1Jan GlinkerG
  2. 6Marc PfertzelD
  3. 5Christian StuffD
  4. 7Patrick KohlmannD
  5. 2Christopher QuiringM
  6. 19Chinedu EdeM
  7. 21Tijani BelaidM
  8. 29Michael ParensenM
  9. 8Markus KarlM
  10. 11Simon TeroddeF
  11. 9John MosqueraF

SGD

  1. 30Wolfgang HeslG
  2. 5Romain BregerieD
  3. 6Florian JungwirthD
  4. 4Cheikh GueyeD
  5. 8Filip TrojanM
  6. 40Cristian FielM
  7. 27Sebastian SchuppanM
  8. 24David SolgaM
  9. 18Clemens WalchM
  10. 10Mickaël PotéF
  11. 22Zlatko DedicF

Timeline

  1. 45' Goal! 1. FC Union Berlin 1, Dynamo Dresden 0. Christopher Quiring (1. FC Union Berlin) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  2. 59' Goal! 1. FC Union Berlin 2, Dynamo Dresden 0. John Jairo Mosquera (1. FC Union Berlin) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Simon Terodde with a headed pass.
  3. 66' Goal! 1. FC Union Berlin 3, Dynamo Dresden 0. Simon Terodde (1. FC Union Berlin) right footed shot from the right side of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Christopher Quiring.
  4. 67' Substitution, Dynamo Dresden. Marvin Knoll replaces Filip Trojan.
  5. 69' Substitution, Dynamo Dresden. Sascha Pfeffer replaces Clemens Walch.
  6. 73' Substitution, 1. FC Union Berlin. Patrick Zoundi replaces Tijani Belaid.
  7. 76' Goal! 1. FC Union Berlin 4, Dynamo Dresden 0. Simon Terodde (1. FC Union Berlin) right footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom left corner following a corner.
  8. 79' Substitution, 1. FC Union Berlin. Steven Skrzybski replaces John Jairo Mosquera.
  9. 82' Substitution, Dynamo Dresden. Pavel Fort replaces Mickaël Poté.
  10. 90'+1' Substitution, 1. FC Union Berlin. Daniel Göhlert replaces Michael Parensen.

2. Bundesliga News

All news
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