Hannover 96 II - CSKA (Sofia) 3:4 8 July 2010 19:00 — fcCSKA.com a CSKA Sofia fansite

Начало
Seasons
2010/11
Friendly games 2010/11
Hannover 96 II — CSKA (Sofia)

Starting squad :

12

Ron-Robert Tsiler[1]
2

Olivar Loanu[1]
3

Marsel Halstenberg[1]
4

Tim Vendel[1]
5

Tim Hofman[1]
7

Lars Fush[1]
8

Marvin Karov[1]
10

Fatmir Ferati[1]
13

Florian Beyl[1]
14

Tom Merkens[1]
15

Niko Gishelman[1]

Reserves :

1

Marsel Maluk[1]
6

Feliks Burmayster[1]
9

Viktor Bop[1]
11

Henrik Ernst[1]
22

Engin Kui[1]
16

Beni Huus[1]
18

Ali Gyokdemir[1]
19

Serdar Dursum[1]
20

Florian Byuhler[1]
21

Florian Ruter[1]
23

Vili Evseev[1]
24

Kristofer Avevor[1]

Date:	8 July 2010 19:00
Tournament:	Friendly games 2010/11
Stadium:	Kurwald, Bad Lippspringe
Attendance:	250 viewers
CSKA's coach:	Pavel Dochev

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Starting squad :

12

Ron-Robert Tsiler[1]
2

Olivar Loanu[1]
3

Marsel Halstenberg[1]
4

Tim Vendel[1]
5

Tim Hofman[1]
7

Lars Fush[1]
8

Marvin Karov[1]
10

Fatmir Ferati[1]
13

Florian Beyl[1]
14

Tom Merkens[1]
15

Niko Gishelman[1]

Reserves :

1

Marsel Maluk[1]
6

Feliks Burmayster[1]
9

Viktor Bop[1]
11

Henrik Ernst[1]
22

Engin Kui[1]
16

Beni Huus[1]
18

Ali Gyokdemir[1]
19

Serdar Dursum[1]
20

Florian Byuhler[1]
21

Florian Ruter[1]
23

Vili Evseev[1]
24

Kristofer Avevor[1]

Starting squad :

Reserves :

13min

Goal

20. Nikolay Manchev (CSKA)
23min

Goal

14. Dimitar Iliev (CSKA)
30min

Goal

13. Florian Beyl[1] (Hannover 96)
45min

Goal

5. Tim Hofman[1] (Hannover 96)
66min

Penalty goal

28. Marquinhos (CSKA)
84min

Goal

10. Rui Miguel (CSKA)
86min

Goal

20. Florian Byuhler[1] (Hannover 96)

CSKA won against Hannover 96 II with result 3:4 in match from Friendly games 2010/11 played on 8 July 2010 at 19:00 on „Kurwald“ stadium, in Bad Lippspringe. goalscorers for the army men were Nikolay Manchev (13′), Dimitar Iliev (23′), Marquinhos (66′ from penalty) and Rui Miguel (84′).

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[1] — the names of the opposition players, referee and players that are not in our profile database are automaticaly transliterated from cyrillic and may differ from the original spelling