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Heart Of Midlothian 4-3-3 Wouter Vrancken
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10
89
Starters
- 1 Alexander Schwolow
- 18 Harry Milne
- 3 Stephen Kingsley
- 64 Malachi Fagan-Walcott
- 23 Jordi Altena
- 19 Severin Sabri Guendouz
- 6 Oisin McEntee
- 16 Blair Spittal
- 7 Calvin Miller
- 10 Cláudio Braga
- 89 Alexandros Kyziridis
Substitutes
- 5 Jamie McCart
- 11 Pierre Landry Kaboré
- 12 Tom Renaud
- 17 Stuart Findlay
- 21 James Wilson
- 22 Tomas Magnusson
- 28 Zander Clark
- 29 Sabah Kerjota
- 30 Ryan Fulton
- 77 Amadou Ba-Sy
Sturm Graz 4-4-2 Fabio Ingolitsch
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Starters
- 53 Daniil Khudyakov
- 18 Emran Soglo
- 2 Jeyland Mitchell
- 5 Albert Vallci
- 28 Jurgen Heil
- 43 Jacob Hödl
- 4 Jon Gorenc Stanković
- 39 Luca Weinhandl
- 19 Simon Seidl
- 20 Seedy Jatta
- 17 Szymon Włodarczyk
Substitutes
10 Otar Kiteishvili
11 Axel Kayombo- 15 Gizo Mamageishvili
- 21 Petar Petrović
- 22 Ammar Helac
23 Arjan Malić
26 Belmin Beganović- 30 Paul Koller
- 40 Julian Halwachs
41 Elias Lorenz- 44 Nelson Weiper
- 80 Ryan Fosso
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4 Shots on Goal 9
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7 Shots off Goal 5
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15 Total Shots 17
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4 Blocked Shots 3
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8 Shots insidebox 13
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7 Shots outsidebox 4
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10 Fouls 15
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8 Corner Kicks 2
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2 Offsides 2
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64% Ball Possession 36%
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0 Yellow Cards 1
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0 Red Cards 0
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7 Goalkeeper Saves 3
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473 Total passes 268
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377 Passes accurate 182
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80% Passes % 68%
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0 expected_goals 0
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0 goals_prevented 0
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