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FC St. Pauli vs. 1. FC Heidenheim (23.09.2015)

Date Season Halftime Result
23.09.2015 2015 1 : 0 1 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
13'' FC Heidenheim Ronny Philp Yellow Card
25'' FC St. Pauli E. Alushi Substitution 1
30'' FC Heidenheim Norman Theuerkauf Yellow Card
34'' FC St. Pauli S. Maier Normal Goal
36'' FC Heidenheim Mathias Wittek Yellow Card
38'' FC Heidenheim Smail Morabit Yellow Card
46'' FC Heidenheim N. Theuerkauf Substitution 1
50'' FC St. Pauli Waldemar Sobota Yellow Card
66'' FC Heidenheim D. Frahn Substitution 2
67'' FC Heidenheim Mathias Wittek Yellow Card
67'' FC Heidenheim Mathias Wittek Red card
69'' FC Heidenheim Kevin Kraus Yellow Card
70'' FC St. Pauli J. Verhoek Substitution 2
78'' FC St. Pauli S. Maier Substitution 3
81'' FC Heidenheim R. Philp Substitution 3
85'' FC St. Pauli Jan-Philipp Kalla Yellow Card

Lineup FC St. Pauli

Position Number Name
Goalkeeper 30 R. Himmelmann
Defence 16 M. Hornschuh
Defence 3 L. Sobiech
Defence 4 P. Ziereis
Defence 15 D. Buballa
Midfield 19 E. Alushi
Midfield 28 W. Sobota
Midfield 11 M. Rzatkowski
Midfield 10 C. Buchtmann
Midfield 29 S. Maier
Forward 12 J. Verhoek

Lineup 1. FC Heidenheim

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 J. Zimmermann
Defence 28 A. Feick
Defence 3 R. Philp
Defence 5 M. Wittek
Defence 23 K. Kraus
Defence 30 N. Theuerkauf
Midfield 7 M. Schnatterer
Midfield 18 S. Griesbeck
Midfield 13 R. Leipertz
ui.hrac_ 9 S. Morabit
Forward 11 D. Frahn

Substitutes FC St. Pauli

Position Number Name
Defence 8 J. Dudziak
Forward 18 L. Thy
Defence 27 J. Kalla
Midfield 9 F. Picault
ui.hrac_ 22 Y. Deichmann
Midfield 37 Kyoung-Rok Choi
ui.hrac_ 1 P. Heerwagen

Substitutes 1. FC Heidenheim

Position Number Name
Midfield 6 J. Reinhardt
Forward 17 A. Voglsammer
Forward 31 D. Widemann
Defence 2 S. Heidinger
ui.hrac_ 16 T. Göhlert
Forward 21 B. Halloran
Goalkeeper 22 K. Müller

FC St. Pauli

The German football club is nicknamed Kiezkicker or also Freibeuter der Liga (Pirates of the League), with the club colours being brown and white. This colour combination can also be found on the home jersey, with the top being brown and the shorts white. For the away jerseys it is the other way around. At home, they play at the Millerntor-Stadion, which has a capacity of 29,546 spectators. The club was founded in 1910 and operates in St. Pauli, a district in Hamburg. In addition to football, other sports such as bowling, table tennis, triathlon, American football and others are also represented in the club.

More about FC St. Pauli

1. FC Heidenheim

The German football club uses red and dark blue as its club colours. These colours appear both in the club crest and on the jerseys. The home jerseys are predominantly red, with white vertical stripes on the jersey. The away jerseys are then all dark blue. At home they are at the Voith-Arena stadium, which will offer a capacity of 15,000 seats. The club was founded back in 1846 in the town of the same name, Heidenheim.

More about 1. FC Heidenheim
Home corners 5
Home shots 5
Home shots on target 3
Home fouls 11
Home yellow cards 2
Home red cards
Away corners 4
Away shots 4
Away shots on target 1
Away fouls 18
Away yellow cards 5
Away red cards 1

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