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FSV Frankfurt vs. Alemannia Aachen (23.03.2012)

Date Season Halftime Result
23.03.2012 2011 1 : 1 2 : 1

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
7'' FSV Frankfurt Gledson Normal Goal
22'' Alemannia Aachen B. Auer Normal Goal
50'' FSV Frankfurt M. Görlitz Normal Goal
63'' Alemannia Aachen D. Odonkor Substitution 1
69'' FSV Frankfurt Y. Stark Substitution 1
71'' Alemannia Aachen A. Uludag Substitution 2
78'' FSV Frankfurt M. Gaus Substitution 2
81'' Alemannia Aachen K. Kratz Substitution 3
85'' FSV Frankfurt I. Mitsanski Substitution 3

Lineup FSV Frankfurt

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 P. Klandt
ui.hrac_ 28 Gledson
ui.hrac_ 3 B. Schlicke
ui.hrac_ 15 A. Huber
ui.hrac_ 4 N. Teixeira
ui.hrac_ 37 Z. Yelen
ui.hrac_ 8 M. Görlitz
ui.hrac_ 22 S. Cinaz
ui.hrac_ 26 Y. Stark
ui.hrac_ 18 I. Mitsanski
ui.hrac_ 19 M. Gaus

Lineup Alemannia Aachen

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 12 B. Waterman
ui.hrac_ 28 M. Casper
ui.hrac_ 19 S. Olajengbesi
ui.hrac_ 32 T. Achenbach
ui.hrac_ 27 S. Fardi
ui.hrac_ 13 A. Streit
ui.hrac_ 6 B. Sibum
ui.hrac_ 37 D. Odonkor
ui.hrac_ 15 K. Kratz
ui.hrac_ 8 A. Uludag
ui.hrac_ 9 B. Auer

Substitutes FSV Frankfurt

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 16 M. Heitmeier
ui.hrac_ 33 M. Chrisantus
ui.hrac_ 17 Ju-Tae Yun
ui.hrac_ 5 M. Konrad
ui.hrac_ 9 K. Benyamina
ui.hrac_ 20 M. N'Diaye
ui.hrac_ 25 M. Langer

Substitutes Alemannia Aachen

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 10 A. Hadouir
ui.hrac_ 29 S.M. Radu
ui.hrac_ 25 M. Junglas
ui.hrac_ 7 M. Stiepermann
ui.hrac_ 21 T. Krumpen
ui.hrac_ 22 P. Frau
ui.hrac_ 26 A. Demai

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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Alemannia Aachen

Alemannia Aachen, commonly known as "the Aacheners," is a German football club based in Aachen, North Rhine-Westphalia. The team was founded in 1900 and traditionally played its home matches at the historic Tivoli stadium, which was replaced by the New Tivoli in 2009. The new stadium retains the atmosphere and history of the original while providing modern facilities.

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