FC Zurich vs St. Pölten, 2020-21 UEFA Women's Champions League, Round of 32

· 2nd Leg - St. Pölten advance 3-0 on aggregate

FC Zurich

FT
0 - 1
2nd Leg - St. Pölten advance 3-0 on aggregate

St. Pölten

84': Lisa-Marie Makas

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FC Zurich are hosting St. Pölten at , , , starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Women's Champions League.

Match Timeline

0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
0': First Half begins.
18': Alexandra Bíróová (St. Pölten Women) is shown the yellow card.
21': Martina Moser (Zürich Women) is shown the yellow card.
45': First Half ends, Zürich Women 0, St. Pölten Women 0.
45': Second Half begins Zürich Women 0, St. Pölten Women 0.
45': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Melanie Brunnthaler replaces Bernadett Zágor.
54': Kim Dubs (Zürich Women) is shown the yellow card.
59': Melanie Brunnthaler (St. Pölten Women) is shown the yellow card.
60': Substitution, Zürich Women. Mimoza Hamidi replaces Barla Deplazes.
63': Stefanie Enzinger (St. Pölten Women) is shown the yellow card.
69': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Mária Mikolajová replaces Isabelle Meyer.
73': Rahel Moser (Zürich Women) is shown the yellow card.
73': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Lisa Makas replaces Stefanie Enzinger.
74': Substitution, Zürich Women. Lesley Ramseier replaces Lorena Baumann.
74': Substitution, Zürich Women. Rahel Kiwic replaces Kim Dubs.
77': Nicole Sauer (St. Pölten Women) is shown the yellow card.
82': Substitution, St. Pölten Women. Adina Hamidovic replaces Nicole Sauer.
84': Goal! Zürich Women 0, St. Pölten Women 1. Lisa Makas (St. Pölten Women).
86': Substitution, Zürich Women. Ella Ljustina replaces Martina Moser.
86': Substitution, Zürich Women. Meriame Terchoun replaces Fabienne Humm.
90'+2': Lydia Andrade (Zürich Women) is shown the yellow card.
90'+3': Second Half ends, Zürich Women 0, St. Pölten Women 1.
0': Match ends, Zürich Women 0, St. Pölten Women 1.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Women's Champions League

Venue:
Location: ,

Line-Ups

FC Zurich

No.	Name
1	Livia Peng (GK)
22	Lorena Baumann
29	Onyinyechi Zogg
8	Julia Stierli
10	Rahel Moser
7	Martina Moser
24	Kim Dubs
16	Annina Enz
20	Fabienne Humm
11	Barla Deplazes
23	Lydia Andrade

FC Zurich Substitutes:

Soraya Wulff, Mona Gubler, Ella Ljustina, Mimoza Hamidi, Meriame Terchoun, Luna Lemperiere, Anna Matsushita, Lesley Ramseier, Rahel Kiwic, Susanne Stutz, Noemi Benz.

St. Pölten

No.	Name
32	Isabella Kresche (GK)
4	Leonarda Balog
14	Alexandra Biroova
3	Nicole Sauer
19	Julia Tabotta
27	Jasmin Eder
24	Mateja Zver
20	Jennifer Klein
10	Isabelle Meyer
23	Bernadett Zagor
22	Stefanie Enzinger

St. Pölten Substitutes:

Melissa Abiral, Nadine Seidl, Adina Hamidovic, Mariella Falkensteiner, Melanie Brunnthaler, Maria Mikolajova, Lisa-Marie Makas.

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