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SC Braga vs. FC Groningen (01.10.2015)

Date Season Halftime Result
01.10.2015 2015 1 : 0 1 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
5'' SC Braga Koka Normal Goal
32'' Groningen A. Rusnák Substitution 1
40'' SC Braga Arghus Substitution 1
51'' Groningen Bryan Linssen Yellow Card
71'' SC Braga Rui Fonte Substitution 2
82'' Groningen M. Mahi Substitution 2
83'' SC Braga Djavan Ferreira Substitution 3
83'' Groningen M. de Leeuw Substitution 3

Lineup SC Braga

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 92 Matheus
Defence 32 Arghus
Defence 5 W. Boly
Defence 87 Marcelo Goiano
Defence 16 Djavan Ferreira
Midfield 8 Luiz Carlos
Midfield 35 N.S. Vukčević
Forward 18 Rafa Silva
Midfield 30 Alan
Forward 17 Rui Fonte
Forward 20 Koka

Lineup FC Groningen

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 1 S. Padt
Defence 6 E. Reijnen
Defence 2 J. Kappelhof
Defence 28 A. Tamata
Midfield 33 H. Hateboer
Midfield 23 H. Maduro
Midfield 10 A. Rusnák
Midfield 22 S. Tibbling
Forward 11 B. Linssen
Midfield 8 M. de Leeuw
Midfield 14 M. Mahi

Substitutes SC Braga

Position Number Name
Midfield 63 Mauro
Forward 7 Wilson Eduardo
Midfield 23 Pedro Santos
Goalkeeper 1 S. Kritsyuk
Forward 9 Crislan
Midfield 10 Joan Román
Midfield 21 Filipe Augusto

Substitutes FC Groningen

Position Number Name
Defence 3 K. Larsen
Forward 7 J. Antonia
Forward 9 D. Hoesen
Defence 5 L. Burnet
Midfield 17 Jesper Drost
Goalkeeper 26 P. van der Vlag
Midfield 38 J. Bacuna

SC Braga

Sporting Clube de Braga, commonly known as SC Braga, is a prominent Portuguese football club based in Braga, Portugal. Founded on January 19, 1921, the team plays in the top tier of the Portuguese football system, the Primeira Liga. Known for their red and white colors, SC Braga is often referred to as "Os Arcebispos" (The Archbishops) due to Braga's status as an archiepiscopal seat or alternatively as "Os Guerreiros do Minho" (The Minho Warriors) after the historical province in which the city of Braga is located.

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FC Groningen

Nicknames of this club are Pride of the North, Green-White Army or Farmers. The Pride of the Dutch North thus plays in green and white colours, which are both on the home jersey and the club emblem. Their shrine is the Euroborg Stadium, which holds a total of 22 579 spectators and has been open since 2006. It replaced the old Oosterpark Stadion, where the team had played since 1933. The Dutch football club was founded in 1915 in the town of the same name, Groningen.

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Home corners 9
Home shots 17
Home shots on target 7
Home fouls
Home yellow cards
Home red cards
Away corners 5
Away shots 8
Away shots on target
Away fouls
Away yellow cards 1
Away red cards

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