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TSV 1860 Munich vs. Karlsruher SC (23.07.2011)

Date Season Halftime Result
23.07.2011 2011 1 : 1 2 : 1

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
35'' TSV 1860 Munich C. Schindler Normal Goal
37'' Karlsruher SC A. Iashvili Penalty
56'' TSV 1860 Munich S. Aigner Normal Goal
60'' TSV 1860 Munich C. Benjamin Substitution 1
73'' TSV 1860 Munich K. Volland Substitution 2
76'' Karlsruher SC T. Staffeldt Substitution 1
82'' TSV 1860 Munich D. Halfar Substitution 3
84'' Karlsruher SC T. Stadler Substitution 2
89'' Karlsruher SC D. Buckley Substitution 3

Lineup TSV 1860 Munich

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 G. Király
ui.hrac_ 20 C. Benjamin
ui.hrac_ 4 K. Bülow
ui.hrac_ 5 D. Malura
ui.hrac_ 26 C. Schindler
ui.hrac_ 27 A. Feick
ui.hrac_ 15 S. Aigner
ui.hrac_ 28 D. Halfar
ui.hrac_ 6 D. Stahl
ui.hrac_ 11 B. Lauth
ui.hrac_ 31 K. Volland

Lineup Karlsruher SC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 D. Orlishausen
ui.hrac_ 4 N. Hoheneder
ui.hrac_ 2 F. Lechner
ui.hrac_ 5 D. Kempe
ui.hrac_ 19 T. Stadler
ui.hrac_ 17 T. Staffeldt
ui.hrac_ 13 S. Haas
ui.hrac_ 11 M. Terrazzino
ui.hrac_ 10 D. Buckley
ui.hrac_ 9 A. Iashvili
ui.hrac_ 30 K. Lavric

Substitutes TSV 1860 Munich

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 7 D. Bierofka
ui.hrac_ 18 M. Schäffler
ui.hrac_ 21 S. Kaiser
ui.hrac_ 22 T. Ochs
ui.hrac_ 2 A. Rukavina
ui.hrac_ 19 S. Maier
ui.hrac_ 9 D. Rakic

Substitutes Karlsruher SC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 18 S. Zoller
ui.hrac_ 14 A. Fink
ui.hrac_ 3 S. Müller
ui.hrac_ 24 L. Robles
ui.hrac_ 21 G. Krebs
ui.hrac_ 15 M. Cuntz
ui.hrac_ 6 P. Groß

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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Karlsruher SC

The German team is simply abbreviated as KSC and since the 1993/94 season has also been nicknamed Eurofighter. The club colours are blue and white, which can be found not only in the emblem but also on the jerseys. At home they play in a predominantly blue jersey, and away they play in a white version of the jersey with blue details. They play their home games at the Wildparkstadion with a capacity of 29,699 spectators. The seat of the German sports club is the city of Karlsruhe, where it was founded in 1894, then still as Karlsruher SC Phönix, after 1952 only Karlsruher SC.

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