German Bundesliga
FT
Saturday, April 5, 2003
Volksparkstadion, Marl · 46,160 att.
Head to Head
DSC leads series 1-0
Lineups
HSV
- 1Martin PieckenhagenG
- 2Marcel MaltritzD
- 4Ingo HertzschD
- 18Milan FukalD
- 30Tomas UjfalusiD
- 20Bernd HollerbachM
- 27Rodolfo CardosoM
- 17Bernardo RomeoF
- 14Sergej BarbarezF
- 15Mehdi MahdavikiaF
- Naohiro TakaharaF
Substitutes
- Cristian Raul Ledesma
- 29Stefan WachterG
- Lars JacobsenD
- Michael BaurM
- 30Raphael WickyM
- 28Collin BenjaminM
- 11Erik MeijerF
DSC
- Benjamin Lense
- Bernd-Gerd Rauw
- 1Mathias HainG
- Torjus HansenD
- 14Marcio Santo BorgesD
- 4Bastian ReinhardtD
- 6Detlev DammeierM
- Rudiger KaufM
- Fatmir VataF
- 18Artur WichniarekF
- 27Mamadou DiabangF
Substitutes
- Daniel Bogusz
- Martin Amedick
- 23Dennis EilhoffG
- Rade BogdanovicF
- 20Massimiliano PorcelloF
- Marek HeinzF
- Du-Ri ChaF
Timeline
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