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1. FC Union Berlin vs. FSV Frankfurt (10.12.2011)

Date Season Halftime Result
10.12.2011 2011 2 : 0 4 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
17'' Union Berlin C. Ede Normal Goal
28'' Union Berlin M. N'Diaye Own Goal
46'' FSV Frankfurt S. Cinaz Substitution 1
68'' Union Berlin T. Mattuschka Substitution 1
68'' FSV Frankfurt M. NDiaye Substitution 2
74'' Union Berlin J. Mosquera Substitution 2
75'' FSV Frankfurt V. Hleb Substitution 3
79'' Union Berlin C. Stuff Normal Goal
82'' Union Berlin S. Terodde Normal Goal
90'' Union Berlin C. Quiring Substitution 3

Lineup 1. FC Union Berlin

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 J. Glinker
ui.hrac_ 6 M. Pfertzel
ui.hrac_ 7 P. Kohlmann
ui.hrac_ 5 C. Stuff
ui.hrac_ 29 M. Parensen
ui.hrac_ 19 C. Ede
ui.hrac_ 17 T. Mattuschka
ui.hrac_ 16 C. Menz
ui.hrac_ 9 J. Mosquera
ui.hrac_ 23 Silvio
ui.hrac_ 2 C. Quiring

Lineup FSV Frankfurt

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 P. Klandt
ui.hrac_ 3 B. Schlicke
ui.hrac_ 15 A. Huber
ui.hrac_ 6 D. Gordon
ui.hrac_ 5 M. Konrad
ui.hrac_ 37 Z. Yelen
ui.hrac_ 22 S. Cinaz
ui.hrac_ 20 M. N'Diaye
ui.hrac_ 9 K. Benyamina
ui.hrac_ 33 M. Chrisantus
ui.hrac_ 8 V. Hleb

Substitutes 1. FC Union Berlin

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 8 M. Karl
ui.hrac_ 11 S. Terodde
ui.hrac_ 14 P. Zoundi
ui.hrac_ 40 M. Höttecke
ui.hrac_ 20 J. Polenz
ui.hrac_ 18 M. Trapp
ui.hrac_ 4 A. Madouni

Substitutes FSV Frankfurt

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 26 Y. Stark
ui.hrac_ 19 M. Gaus
ui.hrac_ 11 M. Fillinger
ui.hrac_ 4 N. Teixeira
ui.hrac_ 17 Ju-Tae Yun
ui.hrac_ 25 M. Langer
ui.hrac_ 23 S. Müller

1. FC Union Berlin

Their nickname is Die Eisernen and their club colours are red and white. The official club song is "Eisern Union" by German punk singer Nina Hagen. They play their home games at Stadion An der Alten Försterei, which has a capacity of 22,012 spectators for football matches. It was opened in 1920 and is also used for concerts.

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FSV Frankfurt

FSV Frankfurt, short for Fußballsportverein Frankfurt 1899 e.V., is a German football club based in the Bornheim district of Frankfurt am Main. The team was founded on August 20, 1899, and has a rich history, with its origins rooted deeply in the local community. Known for their blue and black colors, FSV Frankfurt has predominantly played in the lower tiers of the German football league system in recent years.

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