German 2. Bundesliga

FT Sunday, August 18, 2013
FSV FSV Frankfurt DLLWW 3
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Dynamo Dresden LWDDL 0
1st2ndT
FSV123
SGD000
Glucksgas Stadion · 24,144 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1-2

Lineups

SGD

  1. 13Benjamin KirstenG
  2. 5Romain BregerieD
  3. 17Adnan MravacD
  4. 21Adam SusacD
  5. 23Thorsten SchulzD
  6. 11Anthony LosillaM
  7. 38Tobias MüllerM
  8. 7Idir OualiM
  9. 40Cristian FielM
  10. 15Mohamed Amine AoudiaF
  11. 22Zlatko DedicF

FSV

  1. 1Patric KlandtG
  2. 15Alexander HuberD
  3. 17Joan OumariD
  4. 3Björn SchlickeD
  5. 4Nils TeixeiraD
  6. 5Manuel KonradM
  7. 8Michael GorlitzM
  8. 26Denis EpsteinM
  9. 6Joni KaukoM
  10. 20Mathew LeckieF
  11. 9Edmond KapllaniF

Timeline

  1. 44' Goal! SG Dynamo Dresden 0, FSV Frankfurt 1899 1. Edmond Kapllani (FSV Frankfurt 1899) right footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Mathew Leckie.
  2. 45' Substitution, SG Dynamo Dresden. Filip Trojan replaces Tobias Müller.
  3. 50' Goal! SG Dynamo Dresden 0, FSV Frankfurt 1899 2. Edmond Kapllani (FSV Frankfurt 1899) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the top right corner.
  4. 54' Substitution, SG Dynamo Dresden. Mickaël Poté replaces Mohamed Aoudia.
  5. 58' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Marc Heitmeier replaces Joni Kauko.
  6. 61' Thorsten Schulz (SG Dynamo Dresden) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  7. 65' Filip Trojan (SG Dynamo Dresden) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  8. 66' Substitution, SG Dynamo Dresden. Marco Hartmann replaces Anthony Losilla.
  9. 69' Goal! SG Dynamo Dresden 0, FSV Frankfurt 1899 3. Edmond Kapllani (FSV Frankfurt 1899) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal.
  10. 74' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Markus Ziereis replaces Edmond Kapllani.
  11. 77' Marc Heitmeier (FSV Frankfurt 1899) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  12. 80' Substitution, FSV Frankfurt 1899. Marcel Kandziora replaces Mathew Leckie.

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