German 2. Bundesliga

FT Saturday, August 17, 2013
SV Sandhausen LDLDD 0
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FC Cologne WDDWD 2
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KOE022
Rhein Energie Stadion · 39,000 att.

Head to Head

Lineups

KOE · 4-4-2

  1. 1Timo HornG
  2. 5Dominic MarohCD-L
  3. 6Bruno NascimentoCD-R
  4. 14Jonas HectorLB
  5. 2Miso BreckoRB
  6. 22Daniel HalfarCM-L
  7. 33Matthias LehmannCM-R
  8. 27Maurice ExslagerLM
  9. 20Marcel RisseRM
  10. 9Anthony UjahCF-L
  11. 24Kacper PrzybylkoCF-R

SVS · 4-1-4-1

  1. 33Manuel RiemannG
  2. 5Daniel SchulzCD-L
  3. 14Tim KisterCD-R
  4. 6Denis LinsmayerDM
  5. 32Timo AchenbachLB
  6. 11Julian SchauerteRB
  7. 31Stefan KulovitsCM-L
  8. 18Matthias ZimmermannCM-R
  9. 7Marco ThiedeLM
  10. 16Nico KlotzRM
  11. 26Ranisav JovanovicF

Timeline

  1. 26' Daniel Halfar (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 27' Denis Linsmayer (SV Sandhausen) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 31' Dominic Maroh (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 45' Tim Kister (SV Sandhausen) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  5. 53' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Yannick Gerhardt replaces Maurice Exslager.
  6. 54' Substitution, SV Sandhausen. Manuel Stiefler replaces Nico Klotz.
  7. 55' Goal! 1. FC Köln 1, SV Sandhausen 0. Marcel Risse (1. FC Köln) right footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Yannick Gerhardt.
  8. 71' Bruno Nascimento (1. FC Köln) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  9. 75' Second yellow card to Tim Kister (SV Sandhausen) for a bad foul.
  10. 77' Manuel Stiefler (SV Sandhausen) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  11. 78' Goal! 1. FC Köln 2, SV Sandhausen 0. Marcel Risse (1. FC Köln) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  12. 80' Substitution, SV Sandhausen. Florian Hübner replaces Stefan Kulovits.
  13. 80' Substitution, SV Sandhausen. Frank Löning replaces Marco Thiede.
  14. 83' Substitution, 1. FC Köln. Maximilian Thiel replaces Daniel Halfar.

2. Bundesliga News

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