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Trotz Kampf keine Punkte | FC Nöttingen - 1.FC Rielasingen Arlen 3:2 📺
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2023 0513 Oberliga BW 22/23 FC Nöttingen vs. 1. FC RIELASINGEN-ARLEN Tor zum 1:0
Torschütze Niklas Hecht-Zirpel.
Team, Place & City Details
FC Nöttingen
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Hollenbach
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Hollerbach
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Hohlenbach
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Höllenbach (Kahl)
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Höllerbach (Hollerbach)
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Hollerbach (Brensbach)
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Remchingen
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Notzingen
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