Mainz 05
StrasbourgQuarter-finals
Posch 19'
Mainz 05: 33. Batz - 2. Mwene (Veratschnig, 69), 4. Posch, 21. da Costa, 30. Widmer (Potulski, 80) - 24. Kawasaki (Vick W., 70) - 6. Sano, 31. Kohr - 8. Nebel P. (Maloney, 89) - 20. Tietz P., 44. Weiper (Sieb A., 69)
Substitution: Veratschnig (from 69); Sieb A. (from 69); Vick W. (from 70); Potulski (from 80); Maloney (from 89)
Bench: 1. Riess L. - 42. Gleiber - 36. Moreno F.
Yellow Cards: Posch 90; Sieb A. 90
Strasbourg: 39. Penders - 2. Omobamidele, 3. Chilwell, 6. Doukouré Is., 22. Doué G., 32. Barco - 8. Oyedele M. (Moreira D., 65) - 29. El Mourabet - 19. Enciso, 20. Godo M. (Nanasi, 85), 80. Yassine (Emegha, 65)
Substitution: Moreira D. (from 65); Emegha (from 65); Nanasi (from 85)
Bench: 1. Johnsson - 24. Hogsberg - 83. Luis R. - 17. Amougou - 27. Amo-Ameyaw
Yellow Cards: Doué G. 31; Moreira D. 90
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