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AZ Alkmaar and FC Astana have met 2 times in completed fixtures from 2019 to 2019. AZ Alkmaar won 2, FC Astana won 0, and no matches were drawn; the goals tally is 11-0 from the perspective of AZ Alkmaar. Latest: 7 November 2019: AZ Alkmaar beat FC Astana 5-0 in UEFA Europa League. Previous: 24 October 2019: AZ Alkmaar beat FC Astana 6-0 in UEFA Europa League. This record is historical context, not a forecast.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes FC Astana
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45F
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7M
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32F
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53G
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35G
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73M
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80F
AZ Alkmaar Substitutes
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D
26
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M
20
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F
17
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M
24
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D
5
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F
14
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G
22
Match events
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29'⚽M. Boadu Normal Goal
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33'Dani De Wit Yellow Card
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52'⚽F. Midtsjø Normal Goal (Asst: D. de Wit)
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57'⚽O. Idrissi Normal Goal (Asst: M. Boadu)
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61'Y. Sugawara J. Svensson
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67'J. Clasie F. Midtsjø
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71'R. Murtazayev D. Rotariu
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74'S. Muzhikov A. Beysebekov
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75'Evgeny Postnikov Yellow Card
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75'⚽P. Hatzidiakos Normal Goal
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77'Z. Aboukhlal C. Stengs
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77'⚽M. Boadu Normal Goal (Asst: O. Idrissi)
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79'Yuriy Pertsukh Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup AZ Alkmaar VS FC Astana
Record and recent results
The completed fixture record contains 2 meetings between AZ Alkmaar and FC Astana. AZ Alkmaar have won 2, while FC Astana have won 0; no matches were drawn. The aggregate score is 11-0 from the perspective of AZ Alkmaar. The latest reference was 7 November 2019: AZ Alkmaar beat FC Astana 5-0 in UEFA Europa League. The previous result was 24 October 2019: AZ Alkmaar beat FC Astana 6-0 in UEFA Europa League. AZ Alkmaar lead the historical win count. The record provides historical context without predicting a future result.
Competition and sample context
The listed meetings run from 24 October 2019 to 7 November 2019 and include UEFA Europa League. No matches in this completed sample were decided after extra time or on penalties. Home listings, competition formats and the limited sample add context but do not establish a permanent hierarchy. The summary uses only completed FT, AET or PEN fixtures linked to this H2H and should be read as historical context, not a forecast.