German 2. Bundesliga

FT Sunday, April 10, 2016
St. Pauli WLLWD 3
–
SC Freiburg WWWWW 4
1st2ndT
STP033
SCF224
Dreisamstadion · 24,000 att.

Head to Head

Series tied 2-2-1

Lineups

SCF · 4-4-2

  1. 1Alexander SchwolowG
  2. 20Marc-Oliver KempfCD-L
  3. 3TorrejónCD-R
  4. 30Christian GünterLB
  5. 15Pascal StenzelRB
  6. 6Amir AbrashiCM-L
  7. 8Mike FrantzCM-R
  8. 32Vincenzo GrifoLM
  9. 26Maximilian PhilippRM
  10. 18Nils PetersenCF-L
  11. 7Florian NiederlechnerCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 33Caleb StankoSUB
  2. 14Havard NielsenSUB
  3. 35Lucas HufnagelSUB
  4. 24Mensur MujdzaSUB
  5. 21Patric KlandtSUB
  6. 31Karim GuédéSUB
  7. 4Immanuel HöhnSUB

STP · 4-4-2

  1. 30Robin HimmelmannG
  2. 4Philipp ZiereisCD-L
  3. 3Lasse SobiechCD-R
  4. 15Daniel BuballaLB
  5. 16Marc HornschuhRB
  6. 7Bernd NehrigCM-L
  7. 19Enis AlushiCM-R
  8. 27Jan-Philipp KallaLM
  9. 10Christopher BuchtmannRM
  10. 18Lennart ThyCF-L
  11. 28Waldemar SobotaCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 9Fafà PicaultSUB
  2. 26Soren GontherSUB
  3. 1Philipp HeerwagenSUB
  4. 37Kyoung-Rok ChoiSUB
  5. 29Sebastian MaierSUB
  6. 5Joel KellerSUB
  7. 13Ryo MiyaichiSUB

Timeline

  1. 3' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 1, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 0. Marc-Oliver Kempf (Sport-Club Freiburg) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal following a corner.
  2. 36' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 2, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 0. Vincenzo Grifo (Sport-Club Freiburg) from a free kick with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.
  3. 36' Jan-Philipp Kalla (FC St. Pauli Hamburg) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 45' Substitution, FC St. Pauli Hamburg. Sebastian Maier replaces Jan-Philipp Kalla.
  5. 53' Waldemar Sobota (FC St. Pauli Hamburg) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  6. 55' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 2, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 1. Bernd Nehrig (FC St. Pauli Hamburg) header from very close range to the bottom right corner following a corner.
  7. 60' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 3, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 1. Maximilian Philipp (Sport-Club Freiburg) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Marc Torrejón.
  8. 72' Substitution, FC St. Pauli Hamburg. Ryo Miyaichi replaces Bernd Nehrig because of an injury.
  9. 75' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 3, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 2. Enis Alushi (FC St. Pauli Hamburg) right footed shot from outside the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Marc Hornschuh.
  10. 77' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Havard Nielsen replaces Florian Niederlechner.
  11. 79' Substitution, FC St. Pauli Hamburg. Fabrice-Jean Picault replaces Lennart Thy.
  12. 81' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Karim Guédé replaces Nils Petersen.
  13. 85' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 4, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 2. Marc-Oliver Kempf (Sport-Club Freiburg) header from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Vincenzo Grifo with a cross following a corner.
  14. 90' Goal! Sport-Club Freiburg 4, FC St. Pauli Hamburg 3. Lasse Sobiech (FC St. Pauli Hamburg) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  15. 90'+1' Substitution, Sport-Club Freiburg. Mensur Mujdza replaces Maximilian Philipp.
  16. 90'+1' Amir Abrashi (Sport-Club Freiburg) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

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