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1. FC Nürnberg vs. FC St. Pauli (05.03.2011)

Date Season Halftime Result
05.03.2011 2010 3 : 0 5 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
3'' FC Nurnberg P. Wollscheid Normal Goal
6'' FC St. Pauli C. Zambrano Substitution 1
14'' FC Nurnberg C. Eigler Normal Goal
17'' FC Nurnberg C. Eigler Normal Goal
61'' FC St. Pauli F. Boll Substitution 2
61'' FC St. Pauli F. Bartels Substitution 3
64'' FC Nurnberg J. Hegeler Substitution 1
79'' FC Nurnberg A. Cohen Substitution 2
82'' FC Nurnberg R. Mak Substitution 3
86'' FC Nurnberg C. Eigler Normal Goal
87'' FC Nurnberg C. Eigler Normal Goal

Lineup 1. FC Nürnberg

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 R. Schäfer
ui.hrac_ 5 A. Wolf
ui.hrac_ 25 J. Pinola
ui.hrac_ 26 T. Chandler
ui.hrac_ 38 P. Wollscheid
ui.hrac_ 2 T. Simons
ui.hrac_ 13 J. Hegeler
ui.hrac_ 37 M. Ekici
ui.hrac_ 18 A. Cohen
ui.hrac_ 14 R. Mak
ui.hrac_ 8 C. Eigler

Lineup FC St. Pauli

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 26 T. Kessler
ui.hrac_ 11 R. Gunesch
ui.hrac_ 27 J. Kalla
ui.hrac_ 16 M. Thorandt
ui.hrac_ 5 C. Zambrano
ui.hrac_ 20 M. Lehmann
ui.hrac_ 17 F. Boll
ui.hrac_ 18 M. Kruse
ui.hrac_ 30 D. Daube
ui.hrac_ 9 M. Ebbers
ui.hrac_ 22 F. Bartels

Substitutes 1. FC Nürnberg

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 22 I. Gündogan
ui.hrac_ 11 M. Mintál
ui.hrac_ 19 N. Ben Khalifa
ui.hrac_ 40 M. Plattenhardt
ui.hrac_ 3 P. Nilsson
ui.hrac_ 6 D. Maroh
ui.hrac_ 30 A. Stephan

Substitutes FC St. Pauli

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 14 M. Eger
ui.hrac_ D. Naki
ui.hrac_ 10 C. Takyi
ui.hrac_ 1 B. Pliquett
ui.hrac_ 28 M. Volz
ui.hrac_ 7 R. Hennings
ui.hrac_ 8 F. Bruns

1. FC Nürnberg

The Bavarian football team 1. FC Nurnberg was founded in 1900 and is now a club with a rich and successful history, having already managed to become champions of the first league nine times. The last time was in the 1967/1968 season. In recent years the situation has been that they alternate between participation in the Bundesliga and the 2. Bundesliga. At European level, they have not yet won any major cup. The Max-Morlock-Stadion, which has a capacity of 50,000 spectators, serves as the home ground for 1. The club colours are white and red.

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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.

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