German 2. Bundesliga

FT Friday, August 26, 2011
Dynamo Dresden DWLWL 0
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MSV Duisburg LWDDL 3
1st2ndT
SGD000
DUI123
Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena · 12,000 att.

Lineups

DUI

  1. 23Florian FromlowitzG
  2. 14Bruno SoaresD
  3. 4Dzemal BerberovicD
  4. 25Branimir BajicD
  5. 15Goran SukaloM
  6. 10Jürgen GjasulaM
  7. 17Kevin WolzeM
  8. 7Daniel BrosinskiM
  9. 27Emil JulaF
  10. 32Flamur KastratiF
  11. 9Valeri DomovchiyskiF

SGD

  1. 1Dennis EilhoffG
  2. 4Cheikh GueyeD
  3. 16Martin StollD
  4. 5Romain BregerieD
  5. 7Marcel HellerM
  6. 27Sebastian SchuppanM
  7. 19Ioannis PapadopoulosM
  8. 24David SolgaM
  9. 8Filip TrojanM
  10. 9Pavel FortF
  11. 25Robert KochF

Timeline

  1. 33' Sebastian Schuppan (Dynamo Dresden) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 36' Dzemal Berberovic (MSV Duisburg) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 44' Goal! MSV Duisburg 1, Dynamo Dresden 0. Branimir Bajic (MSV Duisburg) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Jürgen Gjasula with a cross following a corner.
  4. 61' Substitution, Dynamo Dresden. Marvin Knoll replaces Ioannis Papadopoulos.
  5. 65' Robert Koch (Dynamo Dresden) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  6. 71' Substitution, Dynamo Dresden. Mickaël Poté replaces Pavel Fort.
  7. 71' Substitution, MSV Duisburg. Andre Hoffmann replaces Branimir Bajic.
  8. 76' Substitution, MSV Duisburg. Zvonko Pamic replaces Valeri Domovchiyski.
  9. 78' Substitution, Dynamo Dresden. Cidimar replaces Filip Trojan.
  10. 79' Goal! MSV Duisburg 2, Dynamo Dresden 0. Emil Jula (MSV Duisburg) left footed shot from very close range to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Daniel Brosinski with a cross.
  11. 80' Substitution, MSV Duisburg. Jiayi Shao replaces Flamur Kastrati.
  12. 90' Own Goal by Cheikh Gueye, Dynamo Dresden. MSV Duisburg 3, Dynamo Dresden 0.
  13. 90'+1' Kevin Wolze (MSV Duisburg) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

2. Bundesliga News

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