German 2. Bundesliga

FT Friday, March 18, 2016
MSV Duisburg DLDDW 0
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SC Paderborn 07 DLDDW 0
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Head to Head

DUI leads series 4-1

Lineups

SCP · 4-2-3-1

  1. 24Daniel Heuer FernandesG
  2. 29Hauke WahlCD-L
  3. 4Tim SebastianCD-R
  4. 26Florian HartherzLB
  5. 25Khaled NareyRB
  6. 18Kevin StögerAM
  7. 6Marvin BakalorzLM
  8. 5Dominik WydraRM
  9. 8Nicklas HeleniusF
  10. 11Moritz StoppelkampAM-L
  11. 30Suleyman KocAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 23Mirnes PepicSUB
  2. 1Lukas KruseSUB
  3. 17Niklas HohenederSUB
  4. 22Michael HeinlothSUB
  5. 10Mahir SaglikSUB
  6. 34Robin KrausseSUB
  7. 14Thomas BertelsSUB

DUI · 4-4-2

  1. 1Michael RatajczakG
  2. 5Branimir BajicCD-L
  3. 25Thomas MeißnerCD-R
  4. 27Dan-Patrick PoggenbergLB
  5. 28Steffen BohlRB
  6. 23James HollandCM-L
  7. 38Baris ÖzbekCM-R
  8. 8Thomas BrokerLM
  9. 36Giorgi ChanturiaRM
  10. 7TómanéCF-L
  11. 11Stanislav IljutcenkoCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 3Enis HajriSUB
  2. 10Kingsley OnuegbuSUB
  3. 19Nico KlotzSUB
  4. 14Tim AlbutatSUB
  5. 4Dustin BomheuerSUB
  6. 30Marcel LenzSUB
  7. 15Victor ObinnaSUB

Timeline

  1. 23' Kevin Stöger (SC Paderborn 07) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 44' Khaled Narey (SC Paderborn 07) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 57' James Holland (MSV Duisburg) Yellow Card at 57'
  4. 58' Second yellow card to Khaled Narey (SC Paderborn 07) for a bad foul.
  5. 60' Substitution, MSV Duisburg. Victor Obinna replaces Tomané.
  6. 61' Substitution, SC Paderborn 07. Michael Heinloth replaces Kevin Stöger.
  7. 66' Substitution, MSV Duisburg. Nico Klotz replaces Thomas Bröker.
  8. 73' Substitution, SC Paderborn 07. Thomas Bertels replaces Nicklas Helenius.
  9. 77' Michael Heinloth (SC Paderborn 07) Yellow Card at 77'
  10. 78' Substitution, MSV Duisburg. Kingsley Onuegbu replaces James Holland.
  11. 85' Substitution, SC Paderborn 07. Robin Krauße replaces Süleyman Koc.

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