German 2. Bundesliga

FT Monday, September 16, 2013
FC Cologne WDWDW 4
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Energie Cottbus WDWLD 0
1st2ndT
KOE314
COT000
LEAG Energie Stadion · 10,406 att.

Head to Head

KOE leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

COT

  1. 1Robert AlmerG
  2. 15Alexander BittroffD
  3. 33Michael SchulzeD
  4. 6Uwe MöhrleD
  5. 13Julian BornerD
  6. 20Charles TakyiM
  7. 4Ivica BanovicM
  8. 22André FomitschowM
  9. 8Marc-André KruskaM
  10. 10Marco StiepermannM
  11. 26Erik JendrisekF

KOE

  1. 1Timo HornG
  2. 6Bruno NascimentoD
  3. 28Kevin WimmerD
  4. 2Miso BreckoD
  5. 5Dominic MarohD
  6. 33Matthias LehmannM
  7. 31Yannick GerhardtM
  8. 20Marcel RisseM
  9. 22Daniel HalfarM
  10. 9Anthony UjahF
  11. 16Patrick HelmesF

Timeline

  1. 2' Goal! FC Energie Cottbus 0, 1. FC Köln 1. Patrick Helmes (1. FC Köln) right footed shot from very close range to the bottom right corner.
  2. 8' Goal! FC Energie Cottbus 0, 1. FC Köln 2. Anthony Ujah (1. FC Köln) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Patrick Helmes.
  3. 28' Goal! FC Energie Cottbus 0, 1. FC Köln 3. Anthony Ujah (1. FC Köln) right footed shot from outside the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Kevin Wimmer.
  4. 45' Substitution, FC Energie Cottbus. Christian Bickel replaces Charles Takyi.
  5. 45' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Slawomir Peszko replaces Patrick Helmes.
  6. 59'
  7. 62' Uwe Möhrle (FC Energie Cottbus) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  8. 67' Goal! FC Energie Cottbus 0, 1. FC Köln 4. Slawomir Peszko (1. FC Köln) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Kevin Wimmer.
  9. 71' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Mato Jajalo replaces Daniel Halfar.
  10. 75' Substitution, FC Energie Cottbus. John Jairo Mosquera replaces Ivica Banovic.
  11. 76' Marco Stiepermann (FC Energie Cottbus) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  12. 77' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Kacper Przybylko replaces Anthony Ujah.
  13. 87' Matthias Lehmann (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

2. Bundesliga News

All news
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