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Cliftonville FC vs. Debreceni VSC (15.07.2014)

Date Season Halftime Result
15.07.2014 2014 0 : 0 0 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
45'' + 1'' Debreceni VSC T. Tisza Substitution 1
63'' Cliftonville FC M. Donnelly Substitution 1
79'' Debreceni VSC Á. Bódi Substitution 2
83'' Cliftonville FC E. Seydak Substitution 2
86'' Debreceni VSC A. Jovanović Substitution 3
90'' + 2'' Cliftonville FC J. Gormley Substitution 3

Lineup Cliftonville FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 12 C. Devlin
ui.hrac_ 3 R. Scannell
ui.hrac_ 2 J. McGovern
ui.hrac_ 15 E. Seydak
ui.hrac_ 5 J. Flynn
ui.hrac_ 17 R. Catney
ui.hrac_ 4 B. Johnston
ui.hrac_ 11 M. Donnelly
ui.hrac_ 7 C. Curran
ui.hrac_ 23 T. Cosgrove
ui.hrac_ 19 J. Gormley

Lineup Debreceni VSC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 45 N. Novaković
ui.hrac_ 18 P. Máté
ui.hrac_ 17 N. Mészáros
ui.hrac_ 13 P. Lázár
ui.hrac_ 77 A. Jovanović
ui.hrac_ 69 M. Korhut
ui.hrac_ 33 J. Varga
ui.hrac_ 8 Selim Bouadla
ui.hrac_ 27 Á. Bódi
ui.hrac_ 26 I. Sidibé
ui.hrac_ 44 T. Tisza

Substitutes Cliftonville FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 10 S. Garrett
ui.hrac_ 8 G. McMullan
ui.hrac_ 20 M. Murray
ui.hrac_ 1 R. Brown
ui.hrac_ 16 M. Smyth
ui.hrac_ 18 J. Winchester
ui.hrac_ 26 C. Caldwell

Substitutes Debreceni VSC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 88 L. Seydi
ui.hrac_ 10 R. Mihelič
ui.hrac_ 6 L. Zsidai
ui.hrac_ 1 V. Poleksić
ui.hrac_ 4 J. Damahou
ui.hrac_ 24 I. Morozov
ui.hrac_ 25 D. Brković

Cliftonville FC

Cliftonville FC is a semi-professional football club based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and one of the oldest football clubs in Ireland, having been founded in 1879. Known for their red shirts, which led to their nickname "The Reds," Cliftonville plays their home matches at Solitude, which is located in the north of the city.

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Debreceni VSC

Their nickname is Loki and their colours are red and white. The colours are in the emblem and on the jerseys, with red predominating on the home jersey and white on the away jersey. They are at home at the Nagyerdei Stadium with a capacity of 20,340 people. Between 1989 and 2014, the club used to play at their old stadium called Oláh Gábor utcai Stadion, which had a capacity of 12,500. However, it did not meet UEFA's criteria for the European Cups, which the club also participated in, so the move to the current shrine was made. The Hungarian football club was founded back in 1902, in the city of Debrecen, located in the east of the country.

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