2001-2002 Freiburg Goal Logs, UEFA Cup

2001-2002 Freiburg Goal Logs (UEFA Cup)

Record: 7-9-18, 30 points (0.88 per game), 16th in Bundesliga (1st Tier)

Relegated to 2. Fußball-Bundesliga

Home Record: 6-5-6, 23 points Away Record: 1-4-12, 7 points

Goals: 37 (1.09 per game), Goals Against: 64 (1.88 per game), Diff: -27

Governing Country: Germany de

Gender: Male

UEFA Cup: Lost Third round to Feyenoord

2001-2002 Competitions

All Competitions

Bundesliga

UEFA Cup

Goal Log

Goals Scored

Goals Against

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper
1	2001-09-27	First round	Home	Soumaila Coulibaly	FK Púchov	Y	20	0-0	Tomáš Bernady
2	2001-09-27	First round	Home	Ibrahim Tanko	FK Púchov	Y	89	1-1	Tomáš Bernady
3	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Levan Tskitishvili	St. Gallen	Y	11	0-1	Oliver Stöckli
4	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Adel Sellimi	St. Gallen	Y	37	1-1	Oliver Stöckli
5	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Vladimir But	St. Gallen	Y	73	2-1	Oliver Stöckli
6	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Sebastian Kehl	St. Gallen	Y	82	3-1	Oliver Stöckli
7	2001-12-06	Third round	Home	Sebastian Kehl	Feyenoord	Y	21	0-0	Edwin Zoetebier
8	2001-12-06	Third round	Home	Levan Kobiashvili	Feyenoord	Y	49	1-0	Edwin Zoetebier

Goal Log Table
Rk	Date	Round	Venue	Scorer	Opponent	Start	Minute	Score	Goalkeeper
1	2001-09-27	First round	Home	Ľuboš Perniš	FK Púchov	Y	51	0-1	Richard Golz
2	2001-10-18	Second round	Home	Teboho Mokoena	St. Gallen	Y	90	0-0	Richard Golz
3	2001-11-01	Second round	Away	Marc Zellweger	St. Gallen	Y	8	0-0	Richard Golz
4	2001-11-22	Third round	Away	Shinji Ono	Feyenoord	Y	82	0-0	Richard Golz
5	2001-12-06	Third round	Home	Pierre van Hooijdonk	Feyenoord	Y	57	0-2	Richard Golz
6	2001-12-06	Third round	Home	Leonardo	Feyenoord	N	86	1-2	Richard Golz

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