German 2. Bundesliga

FT Friday, April 5, 2013
FC Cologne WDWWW 0
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Kaiserslautern LDDWD 3
1st2ndT
KOE000
FCK123
Fritz-Walter Stadion · 49,780 att.

Head to Head

KOE leads series 1-0-4

Lineups

FCK

  1. 1Tobias SippelG
  2. 31Chris LöweD
  3. 15TorrejónD
  4. 23Florian DickD
  5. 2Jan SimunekD
  6. 28Kostas FortounisM
  7. 10Albert BunjakuM
  8. 7Mimoun AzaouaghM
  9. 4Ariel BorysiukM
  10. 9Alexander BaumjohannM
  11. 8Mohamadou IdrissouF

KOE

  1. 1Timo HornG
  2. 23Kevin McKennaD
  3. 2Miso BreckoD
  4. 4Christian EichnerD
  5. 5Dominic MarohD
  6. 8Adam MatuszczykM
  7. 19Mato JajaloM
  8. 27Christian ClemensM
  9. 15Tobias StroblM
  10. 11Thomas BrokerM
  11. 22Anthony UjahF

Timeline

  1. 12' Dominic Maroh (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 23' Christian Clemens (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 38' Tobias Strobl (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 41' Goal! Kaiserslautern 1, 1. FC Köln 0. Mohamadou Idrissou (Kaiserslautern) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Alexander Baumjohann.
  5. 42' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Matthias Lehmann replaces Adam Matuschyk.
  6. 50' Goal! Kaiserslautern 2, 1. FC Köln 0. Jan Simunek (Kaiserslautern) header from the left side of the six yard box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Alexander Baumjohann with a cross following a set piece situation.
  7. 60' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Stefan Maierhofer replaces Tobias Strobl.
  8. 75' Substitution, Kaiserslautern. Mitchell Weiser replaces Albert Bunjaku.
  9. 79' Goal! Kaiserslautern 3, 1. FC Köln 0. Mohamadou Idrissou (Kaiserslautern) header from very close range to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Mitchell Weiser.
  10. 80' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Kacper Przybylko replaces Thomas Bröker.
  11. 88' Substitution, Kaiserslautern. Willi Orban replaces Alexander Baumjohann.
  12. 90'+1' Substitution, Kaiserslautern. Erwin Hoffer replaces Mohamadou Idrissou.

2. Bundesliga News

All news
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