1. FC Heidenheim
Borussia D
1. FC Heidenheim: 1. Müller Ke., 5. Gimber, 6. Mainka, 19. Föhrenbach, 23. Traore H.( till 61'), 33. Maloney, 37. Beste( till 70'), 3. Schöppner, 8. Dinkci( till 61'), 10. Kleindienst( till 89'), 18. Pieringer( till 61')
Substitution: 2. Busch(from 61'), 16. Sessa K.(from 61'), 9. Schimmer(from 61'), 17. Pick F.(from 70'), 21. Beck A.(from 89')
Bench: 22. Eicher, 4. Siersleben, 30. Theuerkauf, 20. Dovedan
Borussia D: 33. Meyer A., 4. Schlotterbeck N., 22. Maatsen I., 24. Meunier( till 59'), 25. Süle, 6. Özcan Sa.( till 59'), 20. Sabitzer, 43. Bynoe-Gittens( till 59'), 14. Fuellkrug, 18. Moukoko( till 75'), 21. Malen
Substitution: 23. Can E.(from 59'), 30. Pohlmann(from 59'), 17. Wolf M.(from 59'), 5. Bensebaini(from 75')
Bench: 35. Lotka, 2. Morey, 15. Hummels, 38. Wätjen, 48. Bamba S.
Yellow Cards: Maatsen I. 80', Malen 90'
Referee: Bastian Dankert
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