German 2. Bundesliga

FT Friday, February 22, 2013
FSV FSV Frankfurt WLLWW 0
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St. Pauli LDDLL 3
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Millerntor Stadion · 26,398 att.

Head to Head

STP leads series 2-1-2

Lineups

STP

  1. 13Philipp TschaunerG
  2. 25Kevin SchindlerD
  3. 5Christopher AvevorD
  4. 27Jan-Philipp KallaD
  5. 20Sebastian SchachtenD
  6. 18Lennart ThyM
  7. 2Florian KringeM
  8. 14Akaki GogiaM
  9. 10Christopher BuchtmannM
  10. 6Patrick FunkM
  11. 11Daniel GinczekF

FSV

  1. 1Patric KlandtG
  2. 31Tim HeubachD
  3. 3Björn SchlickeD
  4. 18Moise BambaraD
  5. 6Anthony JungD
  6. 5Manuel KonradM
  7. 8Michael GorlitzM
  8. 26Yannick StarkM
  9. 37Zafer YelenM
  10. 11John VerhoekF
  11. 10Rasmus JönssonF

Timeline

  1. 28' Goal! FC St. Pauli 1, FSV Frankfurt 1899 0. Daniel Ginczek (FC St. Pauli) right footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Jan-Philipp Kalla following a fast break.
  2. 45' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Matthew Leckie replaces Michael Görlitz.
  3. 45' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Odise Roshi replaces Rasmus Jönsson.
  4. 52' Goal! FC St. Pauli 2, FSV Frankfurt 1899 0. Daniel Ginczek (FC St. Pauli) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Sebastian Schachten following a fast break.
  5. 67' Yannick Stark (FSV Frankfurt 1899) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  6. 68' Manuel Konrad (FSV Frankfurt 1899) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  7. 71' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Marc Heitmeier replaces Yannick Stark.
  8. 72' Substitution, FC St. Pauli. Florian Bruns replaces Lennart Thy.
  9. 76' Goal! FC St. Pauli 3, FSV Frankfurt 1899 0. Daniel Ginczek (FC St. Pauli) right footed shot from very close range to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Christopher Buchtmann.
  10. 82' Substitution, FC St. Pauli. Joseph-Claude Gyau replaces Akaki Gogia.
  11. 85' Substitution, FC St. Pauli. Marius Ebbers replaces Daniel Ginczek.

2. Bundesliga News

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