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TSV 1860 Munich vs. 1. FC Kaiserslautern (17.12.2014)

Date Season Halftime Result
17.12.2014 2014 1 : 0 1 : 1

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
26'' TSV 1860 Munich Y. Stark Normal Goal
40'' TSV 1860 Munich V. Rama Substitution 1
64'' FC Kaiserslautern S. Lakić Substitution 1
74'' FC Kaiserslautern J. Zimmer Substitution 2
79'' FC Kaiserslautern R. Jenssen Substitution 3
85'' FC Kaiserslautern M. Karl Normal Goal
86'' TSV 1860 Munich M. Angha Substitution 2
90'' + 1'' TSV 1860 Munich R. Okotie Substitution 3

Lineup TSV 1860 Munich

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 24 S. Ortega Moreno
ui.hrac_ 5 Vallori
ui.hrac_ 25 G. Kagelmacher
ui.hrac_ 18 M. Angha
ui.hrac_ 32 M. Wittek
ui.hrac_ 20 V. Rama
ui.hrac_ 11 D. Adlung
ui.hrac_ 29 Y. Stark
ui.hrac_ 13 Ilie
ui.hrac_ 27 M. Wolf
ui.hrac_ 19 R. Okotie

Lineup 1. FC Kaiserslautern

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 T. Sippel
ui.hrac_ 31 C. Löwe
ui.hrac_ 7 M. Schulze
ui.hrac_ 4 W. Orban
ui.hrac_ 33 D. Heintz
ui.hrac_ 39 J. Zimmer
ui.hrac_ 37 M. Karl
ui.hrac_ 11 R. Jenssen
ui.hrac_ 20 K. Stöger
ui.hrac_ 5 K. Demirbay
ui.hrac_ 9 S. Lakić

Substitutes TSV 1860 Munich

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 7 D. Claasen
ui.hrac_ 3 G. Wojtkowiak
ui.hrac_ 34 F. Mulić
ui.hrac_ 2 M. Volz
ui.hrac_ 26 C. Schindler
ui.hrac_ 30 V. Eicher
ui.hrac_ 33 K. Vollmann

Substitutes 1. FC Kaiserslautern

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 10 P. Hofmann
ui.hrac_ 14 S. Jacob
ui.hrac_ 36 M. Osei-Kwadwo
ui.hrac_ 3 T. Heubach
ui.hrac_ 8 S. Mugoša
ui.hrac_ 17 A. Fomitschow
ui.hrac_ 32 M. Müller

TSV 1860 Munich

TSV 1860 Munich, commonly known as "Die Löwen" (The Lions), is a professional football club based in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Founded on May 17, 1860, the team has a rich history, with its football division established later in 1899. 1860 Munich enjoyed its greatest successes in the 1960s, winning the Bundesliga title in 1966, and has also won the DFB-Pokal (German Cup) on two occasions.

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1. FC Kaiserslautern

The German club 1. FC Kaiserslautern has been in existence since 1900 and, in addition to football, is involved in other sports such as basketball, boxing, handball, field hockey, triathlon and athletics. They play their matches at the Fritz-Walter-Stadion, which boasts a capacity of around 50,000 seats. The stadium is named after the former captain of the German football team in the 1954 World Cup.

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Away corners 0
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