German 2. Bundesliga

FT Sunday, March 3, 2013
FC Cologne LWDWW 1
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FSV FSV Frankfurt LLWWL 1
1st2ndT
KOE011
FSV011
Stadion Am Bornheimer Hang · 10,470 att.

Head to Head

KOE leads series 1-0

Lineups

FSV

  1. 1Patric KlandtG
  2. 6Anthony JungD
  3. 3Björn SchlickeD
  4. 15Alexander HuberD
  5. 31Tim HeubachD
  6. 26Yannick StarkM
  7. 8Michael GorlitzM
  8. 5Manuel KonradM
  9. 19Marcel GausM
  10. 11John VerhoekF
  11. 10Rasmus JönssonF

Substitutes

  1. 21Sören PirsonSUB
  2. 29Robert SchickSUB
  3. 22Odise RoshiSUB
  4. 20Mathew LeckieSUB
  5. 37Zafer YelenSUB
  6. 16Marc HeitmeierSUB
  7. 18Moise BambaraSUB

KOE

  1. 1Timo HornG
  2. 14Jonas HectorD
  3. 23Kevin McKennaD
  4. 6Bruno NascimentoD
  5. 2Miso BreckoD
  6. 11Thomas BrokerM
  7. 33Matthias LehmannM
  8. 27Christian ClemensM
  9. 8Adam MatuszczykM
  10. 22Anthony UjahF
  11. 9Stefan MaierhoferF

Substitutes

  1. 4Christian EichnerSUB
  2. 26Marcel SchuhenSUB
  3. 25Daniel RoyerSUB
  4. 28Kevin WimmerSUB
  5. 19Mato JajaloSUB
  6. 15Tobias StroblSUB
  7. 21Sascha BigalkeSUB

Timeline

  1. 50' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Marc Heitmeier replaces Björn Schlicke because of an injury.
  2. 52' Matthias Lehmann (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 56' Yannick Stark (FSV Frankfurt 1899) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 65' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Zafer Yelen replaces Rasmus Jönsson.
  5. 65'
  6. 76' Goal! FSV Frankfurt 1899 1, 1. FC Köln 0. Zafer Yelen (FSV Frankfurt 1899) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  7. 77' Stefan Maierhofer (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  8. 77' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Daniel Royer replaces Matthias Lehmann.
  9. 83' Goal! FSV Frankfurt 1899 1, 1. FC Köln 1. Christian Clemens (1. FC Köln) right footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Mato Jajalo.
  10. 84' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Odise Roshi replaces Michael Görlitz.

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