German Bundesliga
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Saturday, August 17, 2002
Niedersachsenstadion · 47,000 att.
Lineups
H96
- Dariusz Zuraw
- Jorg SieversG
- Marc van HintumD
- Carsten LinkeD
- Steve CherundoloD
- Danijel StefuljD
- Nebojsa KrupnikovicM
- Altin LalaM
- Jiri StajnerF
- Daniel StendelF
- Blaise N'KufoF
Substitutes
- Dame Diouf
- Babacar N'Diaye
- Julian de Guzman
- Timo OchsG
- Kai OswaldM
- Markus SchulerM
- Jiri KaufmanF
TSV
- 29Simon JentzschG
- 7Rodrigo CostaD
- 24Uwe EhlersD
- 44Torben HoffmannD
- 17Daniel BorimirovM
- 20Marcus WeissenbergerM
- 10Thomas HasslerM
- 13Harald CernyM
- 26Marcus PurkF
- 21Markus SchrothF
- 9Martin MaxF
Substitutes
- 1Michael HofmannG
- 3Remo MeyerD
- 25Achim PfudererD
- 12Danny SchwarzM
- 14Michael WiesingerM
- 11Benjamin LauthF
- 18Paul AgostinoF
Timeline
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