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Holstein Kiel vs. 1. FC Heidenheim (02.11.2024)

Date Season Halftime Result
02.11.2024 2024 1 : 0 1 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
17'' 1. FC Heidenheim Tim Siersleben Yellow Card
28'' Holstein Kiel P. Erras Normal Goal
33'' 1. FC Heidenheim Benedikt Gimber Yellow Card
35'' Holstein Kiel Armin Gigović Yellow Card
38'' Holstein Kiel Nicolai Remberg Yellow Card
45'' + 3'' 1. FC Heidenheim Jonas Föhrenbach ui.Penalty cancelled
46'' Holstein Kiel T. Becker Substitution 1
46'' 1. FC Heidenheim T. Siersleben Substitution 1
46'' Holstein Kiel A. Gigović Substitution 2
59'' Holstein Kiel Finn Porath Yellow Card
67'' 1. FC Heidenheim Patrick Mainka Yellow Card
70'' 1. FC Heidenheim Jan Schöppner Yellow Card
74'' 1. FC Heidenheim B. Gimber Substitution 2
74'' 1. FC Heidenheim N. Dorsch Substitution 3
76'' 1. FC Heidenheim Marvin Pieringer Yellow Card
78'' Holstein Kiel T. Puchacz Substitution 3
78'' Holstein Kiel S. Skrzybski Substitution 4
84'' Holstein Kiel Magnus Knudsen Yellow Card
85'' Holstein Kiel P. Harres Substitution 5
85'' 1. FC Heidenheim M. Pieringer Substitution 4
85'' 1. FC Heidenheim P. Wanner Substitution 5

Holstein Kiel

The nickname of this German football team is Die Störche and their club colours are blue, red and white. They appear both in the emblem and on the home jerseys, with the jersey itself being blue with red detailing on the shoulders and complemented by red socks and white shorts. Outdoors, they then play mostly in all-red or all-white jerseys. Home games are played at the Holstein-Stadion, which has a capacity for 15,034 spectators. The club was founded in 1900 in the city of Kiel, located in the state of Schleswig-Holstein, then still under the original name of Kieler FV 1900.

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1. FC Heidenheim

The German football club uses red and dark blue as its club colours. These colours appear both in the club crest and on the jerseys. The home jerseys are predominantly red, with white vertical stripes on the jersey. The away jerseys are then all dark blue. At home they are at the Voith-Arena stadium, which will offer a capacity of 15,000 seats. The club was founded back in 1846 in the town of the same name, Heidenheim.

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