Martin Čížek 1998-1999 Bundesliga Match Logs

1998-1999 Competitions

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1998-1999 Bundesliga

1998-1999 Champions League

1998-1999 UEFA Cup

1998-1999 Bundesliga Match Log Types

Summary

Passing

Pass Types

Goal and Shot Creation

Defensive Actions

Possession

Miscellaneous Stats

1998-1999 Bundesliga Match Logs (Summary)

1998-1999 Bundesliga Match Logs (Summary) Table
										Performance
Date	Day	Round	Venue	Result	Squad	Opponent	Start	Pos	Min	Gls	Ast	PK	PKatt	Sh	SoT	CrdY	CrdR	Fls	Fld	Off	Crs	TklW	Int	OG	PKwon	PKcon	Match Report
1999-02-20	Sat	Matchweek 19	Home	W 4–1	1860 Munich	Eint Frankfurt	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-02-27	Sat	Matchweek 20	Home	D 0–0	1860 Munich	MSV Duisburg	Y		90	0		0				1	0							0			Match Report
1999-03-06	Sat	Matchweek 21	Away	L 0–2	1860 Munich	Gladbach	Y		90	0		0				1	0							0			Match Report
1999-03-13	Sat	Matchweek 22	Home	D 1–1	1860 Munich	Stuttgart	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-03-20	Sat	Matchweek 23	Away	L 1–2	1860 Munich	Hertha BSC	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-04-03	Sat	Matchweek 24	Home	L 1–2	1860 Munich	Nürnberg	Y		90	0		0				1	0							0			Match Report
1999-04-11	Sun	Matchweek 25	Away	L 0–2	1860 Munich	Bochum	Y		68	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-04-14	Wed	Matchweek 26	Home	L 0–2	1860 Munich	Leverkusen	Y		59	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-04-17	Sat	Matchweek 27	Away	L 0–1	1860 Munich	Wolfsburg	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report

1999-05-01	Sat	Matchweek 29	Away	L 1–4	1860 Munich	Hansa Rostock	N		28	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-05-05	Wed	Matchweek 30	Home	W 2–0	1860 Munich	Freiburg	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-05-08	Sat	Matchweek 31	Away	L 0–3	1860 Munich	Hamburger SV	Y		90	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-05-15	Sat	Matchweek 32	Home	L 1–3	1860 Munich	Werder Bremen	N		35	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
1999-05-22	Sat	Matchweek 33	Away	L 1–3	1860 Munich	Dortmund	Y		64	0		0				0	0							0			Match Report
				2-2-10			12/14		1,064	0		0				3	0							0

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