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Torquay United FC vs. Woking FC (10.11.2018)

Date Season Halftime Result
10.11.2018 2018 0 : 0 0 : 1

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
48'' Torquay Jean-Yves Koue Niate Yellow Card
48'' Woking M. Kretzschmar Penalty
64'' Torquay J. Andrews Substitution 1
71'' Woking Armani Little Yellow Card
72'' Woking Charlie Hester-Cook Yellow Card
82'' Torquay S. Janneh Substitution 2
82'' Woking C. Hester-Cook Substitution 1
84'' Woking Craig Ross Yellow Card
87'' Torquay K. Kalala Substitution 3
88'' Torquay Ben Wynter Yellow Card
90'' Woking Max Kretzschmar Yellow Card

Lineup Torquay United FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 S. MacDonald
ui.hrac_ 15 J. Koue Niate
Defence 17 K. Cameron
Defence 16 R. Dickson
Midfield 3 L. Davis
Defence 2 B. Wynter
Midfield 18 J. Andrews
Midfield 20 K. Kalala
ui.hrac_- 19 J. Reid
Midfield 11 C. Lemonheigh-Evans
Forward 10 S. Janneh

Lineup Woking FC

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 1 C. Ross
Defence 3 J. Casey
Defence 5 B. Gerring
Defence 4 J. Cook
Midfield 2 N. Collier
Midfield 10 M. Kretzschmar
Midfield 7 T. Edser
ui.hrac_ 8 A. Little
Midfield 6 C. Hester-Cook
Forward 9 J. Hyde
Forward 11 J. Loza

Substitutes Torquay United FC

Position Number Name
Forward 7 R. Keating
Forward 9 B. Williams
Midfield 21 O. Koszela
Defence 22 J. Baxter
Goalkeeper 13 G. Burton
Defence 6 J. Sendles-White

Substitutes Woking FC

Position Number Name
Defence 19 I. Gayle
Goalkeeper 18 H. Schötterl
Forward 16 G. Luer
Defence 15 D. Spence
Forward 12 D. Ofori-Acheampong
Midfield 17 N. Wheeler
Forward 14 P. Hodges

Torquay United FC

They are nicknamed The Gulls and their club colour is yellow or gold if you prefer. They play at home in yellow and black jerseys and away in a combination of white and black. They play their home games at Plainmoor Stadium, which seats 6,500 spectators. The origins of this English team date back to 1899. It was founded in the town of Torquay in the metropolitan county of Devon.

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Woking FC

Woking FC from Surrey was established in 1889. They make their home at Kingfield Stadium, where just over 6,000 fans can support them. In their history they have won a number of lower league titles. For example, they have won the FA Trophy three times, the Conference League Cup once, the Isthmian League once and even the Surrey Senior Cup thirteen times.

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