In the match held on Matchday 10 of the Bundesliga, Friburgo emerged victorious, defeating FC St. Pauli 2-1. Friburgo dominated the game, establishing a comfortable lead of 2-0 thanks to goals from Yuito Suzuki in the 39th minute of the first half and Maximilian Eggestein just four minutes into the second half. Although FC St. Pauli made efforts to overturn the score, they managed only a single goal from Louis Oppie in the 68th minute.
Yuito Suzuki had a standout performance, contributing significantly with a goal, while his teammate Maximilian Eggestein also made his mark by finding the back of the net.
Friburgo’s coach, Julian Schuster, opted for a 4-5-1 formation, placing Noah Atubolu in goal, supported by defenders Philipp Treu, Matthias Ginter, Philipp Lienhart, and Christian Günter. The midfield consisted of Maximilian Eggestein, Johan Manzambi, Jan Niklas Beste, Yuito Suzuki, and Vincenzo Grifo, with Chukwubuike Adamu leading the attack.
On the other hand, FC St. Pauli, managed by Alexander Blessin, utilized a 3-4-3 formation featuring goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj, with Hauke Wahl, Eric Smith, and Karol Mets in defense. The midfield was comprised of Arkadiusz Pyrka, James Sands, Joel Fujita, and Louis Oppie, while the front line included Connor Metcalfe, Martijn Kaars, and Mathias Pereira Lage.
Benjamin Brand served as the match official overseeing the proceedings.
In the upcoming fixtures, Friburgo will visit Bayern Munich, while FC St. Pauli will host Union Berlin.
Following this match, Friburgo currently sits in 10th place in the league with 13 points, whereas FC St. Pauli finds itself in 16th with 7 points.
Substitutions made by Friburgo
58’ 2H – Derry Scherhant for Vincenzo Grifo, Igor Matanovic for Chukwubuike Adamu, Jordy Makengo for Christian Günter, and Andreas Hountondji for Martijn Kaars
70’ 2H – Patrick Osterhage for Yuito Suzuki
87’ 2H – Max Rosenfelder for Jan Niklas Beste
Yellow cards for Friburgo:
35’ 2H – Maximilian Eggestein (unsporting behavior), 38’ 2H – Jan Niklas Beste (unsporting behavior)
Substitutions made by FC St. Pauli
67’ 2H – Jackson Irvine for James Sands
81’ 2H – Danel Sinani for Connor Metcalfe, Abdoulie Ceesay for Karol Mets
Yellow cards for FC St. Pauli:
38’ 2H – Danel Sinani (unsporting behavior), 47’ 2H – Joel Fujita (unsporting behavior)