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The record covers 2 completed meetings between F91 Dudelange and Gzira United from 27 July 2023 to 2 August 2023. F91 Dudelange won 1, Gzira United won 1 and no matches were drawn; the aggregate was 2–3. Latest result: 2 August 2023, F91 Dudelange 2–1 Gzira United in UEFA Europa Conference League. Previous result: 27 July 2023, Gzira United 2–0 F91 Dudelange in UEFA Europa Conference League. This record is historical.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes F91 Dudelange
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17M
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4M
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70F
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80M
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33M
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20
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5D
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1
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31G
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77D
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38F
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22F
Gzira United Substitutes
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M
23
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D
3
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M
29
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G
77
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F
15
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D
99
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F
21
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M
26
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D
6
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M
18
Match events
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37'Wilkson Yellow Card
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38'⚽S. Hadji Normal Goal
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55'Filip Bojić Yellow Card
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64'Y. Schaus D. Kuete
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72'Macula Yellow Card
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74'I. Englaro F. Bojić
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75'David Cassar Yellow Card
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77'Ewertton Macula
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84'⚽S. Hadji Normal Goal
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85'Gabriel Mentz A. Borg
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87'⚽Wilkson Normal Goal
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89'M. Thomas Bruno Freire
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90'S. Altun S. Ouassiero
Stats for this game
Matchup F91 Dudelange VS Gzira United
Record and recent results
The available record contains 2 completed meetings from 27 July 2023 to 2 August 2023. F91 Dudelange won 1, Gzira United won 1, and no matches were drawn; the aggregate score is 2–3 in Gzira United’s favour. The latest reference was 2 August 2023, F91 Dudelange 2–1 Gzira United in UEFA Europa Conference League. The previous result was 27 July 2023, Gzira United 2–0 F91 Dudelange in UEFA Europa Conference League. The record provides historical context without predicting a future result.
Home context and coverage
F91 Dudelange won 1 of 1 matches as the home side, while Gzira United won 1 of 1 matches as the home side. The most represented competition is UEFA Europa Conference League with 2 recorded meetings. The record includes 0 matches decided after extra time and 0 matches decided on penalties. Home listings add context but do not establish a permanent venue-based trend. The summary uses only completed FT, AET or PEN fixtures linked to this H2H. The sample remains historical and should be read as context, not a forecast.