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2013–14 FC Basel season

The 2013–14 season was the 121st in the history of FC Basel. Basel were the reigning champions of the Swiss Super League, having won the title in each of the previous four seasons. Playing their home matches at St. Jakob-Park, Basel lost only two matches in the league, at home to FC Zürich in Round 5 and away to Young Boys Bern in Round 34. Despite a high percentage of drawn matches, they finished seven points clear of Grasshopper Club Zürich to win their fifth successive title. Basel reached the final of the 2013–14 Swiss Cup but lost 2–0 to FC Zürich.

FC Basel
2013–14 season
FC Basel Logo
ChairmanBernhard Heusler
ManagerMurat Yakin
GroundSt. Jakob-Park, Basel, Switzerland
Super League1st
Swiss CupRunners-up
Champions LeagueGroup stage
Europa LeagueQuarter-finals
Top goalscorerLeague: Switzerland Valentin Stocker (13)
All: Switzerland Marco Streller (19)
Highest home attendanceSwiss League: 34,172
vs. Grasshopper Club
(27 April 2014)
Champions League: 35.208 vs. Chelsea
(26 November 2013)
Lowest home attendanceChampions League Qualification: 12,353
Maccabi Tel Aviv
(30 July 2013)
Swiss League: 24,951
vs. Lausanne-Sport
(27 July 2013)

In the 2013–14 UEFA Champions League, Basel began in the third qualifying round and, after victories over Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ludogorets Razgrad, qualified for the group stage. They were drawn into Group E with Chelsea, Schalke 04 and Steaua București. Basel finished third in the group and qualified for the 2013–14 UEFA Europa League round of 32. They reached the quarter-finals, where they were defeated by Valencia.

Murat Yakin continued to manage the team, having been appointed on 15 October 2012. The club lost the services of Alexander Frei, who retired in March 2013. Basel were active in the transfer market, a significant transaction being the sale of Mohamed Salah to Chelsea for an estimated £13 million.

Club edit

FC Basel Holding AG edit

In 2013–14, FC Basel Holding AG owned 75% of FC Basel 1893 AG; the club and its members owned 25%. Executive officeholders in the holding company were Bernhard Heusler (chairman), Stephan Werthmüller (finance director) and Georg Heitz (Sportdirector). As chairman of the holding company, Heusler was also chairman of the club.[1]

Club management edit

At the annual general meeting, the existing board of directors were willing to continue as before. They were all re-elected unanimously.

Chairman   Bernhard Heusler
Vice-Chairman   Adrian Knup
Finances   Stephan Werthmüller
Sportdirector   Georg Heitz
Marketing   René Kamm
Director   Reto Baumgartner
Director   Dominik Donzé
Director   Benno Kaiser
Ground (capacity and dimensions) St. Jakob-Park (38,512 for club matches[2]
/ 37,500 for international matches[3] / 120x80 metres)

Last updated: 1 July 2013
Source: FCB Official Site

Team management edit

The first team manager for the season was Murat Yakin, his second season in charge, his assistants being Marco Walker and Markus Hoffmann. Massimo Colomba was the Goalkeeper coach and Massimo Ceccaroni was appointed as head of the Youth System, with the coach of the Under-21s team, Thomas Häberli.

Position Staff
Manager   Murat Yakin
since 15 October 2012
1 Assistant manager   Marco Walker
2 Assistant manager   Markus Hoffmann
Goalkeeper Coach   Massimo Colomba
Team Administration   Gustav Nussbaumer
Youth Team Coach   Thomas Häberli
Youth Team Co-Coach   Roland Heri

Last updated: 1 July 2013
Source: FCB Official Site

Transfers and retirements edit

Offseason and preseason edit

Basel's biggest signings in pre-season were two players who had already played for the club in recent years: Behrang Safari, who returned from RSC Anderlecht; and Matías Delgado, who was signed on a free transfer from Al Jazira Club. Taulant Xhaka also rejoined the clubhaving spent the previous season on loan at Grasshopper Club Zürich. Giovanni Sio was signed from VfL Wolfsburg and Ivan Ivanov from Partizan[4]

Aleksandar Dragović was transferred to Dynamo Kyiv.[5] Others who departed were Park Joo-Ho to 1. FSV Mainz 05; Gilles Yapi Yapo to Dubai CSC; Cabral to Sunderland; Markus Steinhöfer to Real Betis; and Jacques Zoua to Hamburger SV.

The most significant departure was by Alexander Frei, who retired from playing to commence a coaching career. In two spells at the club (1997 to 1998 and 2009 to 2013), Frei played in 217 matches and scored a total of 148 goals, winning four league championships and two cup titles.[6]

Mid-season edit

In August, Raul Bobadilla was sold to FC Augsburg of the Bundesliga, following a personal incident with traffic police.[citation needed]

Winter break edit

During the winter transfer window, Basel signed Davide Callà from FC Aarau in exchange for Stephan Andrist.[citation needed] Mohamed Salah was sold to Chelsea for an estimated £13 million.[citation needed] Basel also signed Marek Suchý on loan from Spartak Moscow until the end of the season.[citation needed]

Campaign edit

2013–14 Swiss Super League edit

FC Basel were aiming to win the Swiss Super League for the fifth time in succession. The 2013–14 season began on 13 July 2013 and, in their first round match away to FC Aarau, Basel won 3–1.[7] In previous seasons, the team had made a slow start before building momentum through the middle part of the season. This was the case once again because, after losing 1–2 to FC Zürich, they were fourth after round six, and six points behind the league leaders, BSC Young Boys. However, Basel turned things around in the next match as they defeated Young Boys 2–1[8] and began a run of 28 league matches without a defeat.

After round eleven, Basel were in pole position, two points ahead of Grasshopper Club Zürich. As the winter break began, they were one point above FC Luzern. Their unbeaten run continued until 11 May 2014, when they were defeated by Young Boys at the Stade de Suisse.[9] Basel secured their fifth successive league championship title, finishing seven points clear of Grasshopper. It was their seventeenth title in all. They won 19 games of their 36 games, losing only twice. Despite their success, head coach Yakin did not have his contract extended.[citation needed] Valentin Stocker was the club's top scorer in the league, scoring 13 goals in 30 appearances.[10]

2013–14 Swiss Cup edit

Basel played in the first round of the Swiss Cup on 17 August 2013. They were drawn against amateur club BSC Old Boys, who played in the 1. Liga Promotion, the third tier of the Swiss football league system. Having to go into extra time against Old Boys, FCB only prevailed 1–0 thanks to a header from the newly signed Bulgarian Ivan Ivanov in the 95th minute, playing with 10 men at the Stadion Schützenmatte, in front of 4,384 spectators.[11] In the second round on 14 September, the teams from the Super League were seeded and could not play each other. Home advantage was granted to the team from the lower league. Basel were drawn against FC Münsingen of the fourth tier 1. Liga. Basel won 1–0 win with a penalty by Matías Delgado.[12]

In the third round on 10 November, Super League teams were again seeded and could not play each other. Basel were drawn against FC Tuggen of the third tier 1. Liga Promotion. After a goalless first half, Basel won 3–1 with goals by Mo Salah, Giovanni Sio and Marcelo Diaz.[13] The quarter-finals were played on 5 February 2014, following postponement due to the weather, and Basel were drawn away to third tier FC Le Mont, whom they defeated 6–1.[14] In the semi-final on 26 March, Basel were drawn at home against FC Luzern and won 1–0 after a late goal scored by Davide Callà.[15]

The final was played on 21 April (Easter Monday) against FC Zürich at the Stade de Suisse before 23,312 fans. Gastón Sauro was sent off in the second half and ten-man Basel held out for a goalless draw after 90 minutes. Nine minutes into extra time, Giovanni Sio received a yellow-red card and Basel were two men down. Mario Gavranović scored twice in the next five minutes to give Zürich a 2–0 win.[16]

2013–14 UEFA Champions League edit

Because Basel entered the Champions League in the qualifying phase their initial aim was to reach the group stage. The draw for the third qualifying round was held on 19 July 2013 at the UEFA headquarters in Nyon. Basel were drawn against Maccabi Tel Aviv with the home leg of the tie at St. Jakob-Park on 30 July 2013. A goal by Valentin Stocker after 39 minutes gave Basel a 1–0 win.[17] In the return on 6 August, Basel led 3–0 at half-time but Maccabi staged a comeback and the match ended 3–3, Basel winning the tie 4–3 on aggregate.[18]

In the play-off round on 21 and 27 August, Basel were drawn against PFC Ludogorets Razgrad. The first leg was played at the Vasil Levski National Stadium in Sofia.[19] Mo Salah scored twice as Basel won 4–2.[20] In the second leg, Fabian Frei and Philipp Degen scored to give Basel a 2–0 win (6–2 on aggregate).[21]

The draw for the group stage was held in Monaco on 29 August and placed Basel in Group E with Chelsea, Schalke 04 and Steaua București. In their first match on 18 September, Basel were away to group favourites Chelsea at Stamford Bridge before an attendance of 40,358. Chelsea took the lead in the first half and, creating more opportunities in the second, looked to be the better team. Basel sprang a shock, however, as Salah and Streller scored well-taken goals in the 71st and 81st minutes respectively for an unexpected 2–1 victory.[22]

Basel's next match was at home to Schalke 04 on 1 October. St Jakob-Park was sold out with an attendance of 33,251. The kickoff was delayed by a Greenpeace protest action. Schalke won 1–0, courtesy of a 54th minute goal by Julian Draxler.[23] Basel played Steaua București at the Arena Națională in Bucharest on 22 October. Marcelo Diaz scored for Basel early in the second half but Steaua equalised through substitute Leandro Tatu in the 88th minute. Having played each of their opponents once, Basel had four points and were still in contention for a place in the knockout phase.[24]

In the return game against Steaua on 6 November, Basel went a goal down early in the first half and were still behind as the match entered injury time. To their relief, substitute Giovanni Sio then scored from close range, and as in the previous meeting between the two teams, the match ended in a 1–1 draw.[25] On 26 November, Basel hosted Chelsea and completed a double by winning 1–0. The goal by Mo Salah came from a counter-attack in the 86th minute.[26]

Basel's final match of the group stage was against Schalke at the Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen on 11 December. It was a sell-out with an attendance of 52,093. Despite losing twice to Basel, Chelsea had nine points from three wins and were certain to qualify for the next phase as only one of Basel (8 points) or Schalke (7) could overtake them. Chelsea defeated Steaua in their final match to win the group with 12 points. Regardless of what happened in that match, Basel needed only a draw to qualify while Schalke were in a must-win situation. After half an hour's play, Basel's central defender Ivan Ivanov was sent off for an illegal challenge on Ádám Szalai. After 50 minutes, Draxler again scored for Schalke. Six minutes later, Joël Matip scored a controversial goal when he appeared to be clearly offside.[citation needed] The match ended 2–0 to Schalke, who qualified as runners-up with 10 points. Basel, with 8 points, were out of the Champions League but their third place finish qualified them for the Europa League round of 32.[citation needed]

2013–14 UEFA Europa League edit

The draw for the knockout phase of the Europa League, involving 32 teams, was held at UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland on 16 December 2013. Basel were drawn against the team that they had eliminated during the qualifying phase of the Champions League, Maccabi Tel Aviv. Both legs were scheduled for the end of February. The draw for the round of 16 was held on the same occasion and this matched the winners of the Maccabi v Basel tie against the winners of the AFC Ajax v Red Bull Salzburg tie. The last 16 matches were scheduled for 13 and 20 March.[27]

Basel played Maccabi Tel Aviv on 20 and 27 February. They were away in the first leg which ended in a goalless draw.[28] Basel dominated the return leg at St Jakob-Park and won 3–0.[29]

Red Bull Salzburg had beaten Ajax 6–1 on aggregate to become Basel's opponents in the round of 16. The matches were played on 13 and 20 March. The first leg was played at St Jakob-Park before an attendance of 17,027. Basel were badly hit by injuries at this point of the season and were without Marco Streller, Behrang Safari, Marcelo Diaz, Kay Voser, Taulant Xhaka, Ivan Ivanov and Fabian Schär. Towards the end of the match, Basel used two 17-year-old substitutes Breel Embolo and Albian Ajeti, both making their professional debuts. Despite fielding a weakened team, Basel held out for a 0–0 draw.[30] Salzburg were favourites to win the second leg and took the lead after 22 minutes with a goal by Jonathan Soriano. However, Basel fought back to win 21 after goals scored by Marco Streller (50 minutes) and Gastón Sauro (60).[31]

The draw for the quarter-finals was held on 21 March and Basel were matched against Valencia. Basel were at home in the first leg played on 3 April. This match took place behind closed doors because of crowd trouble in the away match against Salzburg. Basel were also fined €107,000.[32] Although eight players were out of action due to injury or suspension, Basel produced an outstanding performance to win 3–0 with goals by Matias Delgado (2) and Valentin Stocker.[33] In the second leg at the Mestalla Stadium on 10 April, however, Basel were overwhelmed as Valencia won 5–0 after extra time.[34]

Players edit

First team squad edit

The following players were members of the Basel first team squad, including those who left or joined the club, during the 2013–14 season.

As of 15 March 2014[35]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK   SUI Yann Sommer
4 DF   SUI Philipp Degen
5 DF   SUI Arlind Ajeti
6 DF   AUT Aleksandar Dragović
7 MF   SUI David Degen
8 MF   CIV Serey Die
9 FW   SUI Marco Streller (Captain)
10 MF   ARG Matías Delgado
11 FW   PAR Raul Bobadilla
13 DF   BUL Ivan Ivanov
14 MF   SUI Valentin Stocker
15 DF   SUI Kay Voser
16 DF   SUI Fabian Schär
17 MF   SUI Endogan Adili
18 GK   SUI Germano Vailati
19 DF   SWE Behrang Safari
20 MF   SUI Fabian Frei
No. Pos. Nation Player
21 MF   CHI Marcelo Díaz
22 MF   EGY Mohamed Salah
23 GK   SUI Mirko Salvi
24 FW   PRK Pak Kwang-Ryong
25 DF   CZE Marek Suchý
26 DF   ARG Gastón Sauro
27 DF   SUI Naser Aliji
28 MF   SUI Stephan Andrist
30 FW   CIV Giovanni Sio
32 FW   BIH Admir Seferagić
33 MF   EGY Mohamed Elneny
34 DF   SUI Taulant Xhaka
35 DF   SUI Fabian Ritter
36 FW   SUI Breel Embolo
37 DF   SUI Simon Dünki
38 FW   SUI Albian Ajeti
39 MF   SUI Davide Callà

Out on loan edit

24 FW   PRK Pak Kwang-Ryong (at Vaduz[36] until 19 August 2013[37] and again from 1 January until 30 June 2014)[38]
– MF   SUI Pascal Schürpf (at Vaduz until 30 June 2014)[39]
– DF   SUI Simon Grether (at Winterthur until 30 June 2014)[36]
– MF   SUI Stjepan Vuleta (at Wacker Innsbruck until 30 June 2014)[40]
25 MF   SUI Darko Jevtić (at Wacker Innsbruck from 2 September 2013 until 30 June 2014)[41]
35 DF   SUI Fabian Ritter (at Winterthur until 30 June 2014)[42]
– DF   SUI Thibault Corbaz (at Biel until 30 June 2014)[42]

Transfers Summer 2013 edit

In edit

34 DF   SUI Taulant Xhaka (return from loan to Grasshoppers)[43]
10 MF   ARG Matías Emilio Delgado (from Al Jazira Club, free transfer)[44]
13 DF   BUL Ivan Ivanov (from Partizan)[4]
19 DF   SWE Behrang Safari (from RSC Anderlecht, n/a)[45]
30 FW   CIV Giovanni Sio (from VfL Wolfsburg)[46]

Out edit

3 DF   KOR Park Joo-Ho (to 1. FSV Mainz 05, n/a)[47]
6 DF   AUT Aleksandar Dragović (to Dynamo Kyiv, €9 million)[5]
24 MF   CPV Cabral (to Sunderland AFC, free transfer)[48]
27 DF   GER Markus Steinhöfer (to Real Betis, free transfer)[49]
31 FW   CMR Jacques Zoua (to Hamburger SV, free transfer)[50]
11 FW   ARG Raul Bobadilla (to FC Augsburg, n/a)[51]

Transfers winter 2013/14 edit

In edit

25 DF   CZE Marek Suchý (on loan from Spartak Moscow)[52]
39 MF   SUI Davide Callà (from Aarau n/a but estimated CHF 500,000)[53]

Out edit

22 MF   EGY Mohamed Salah (to Chelsea,[54] n/a but estimated £13 Million)
28 MF   SUI Stephan Andrist (to Aarau free transfer)[53]

Results and fixtures edit

Legend edit

  Win   Draw   Loss   Postponed

Friendly matches edit

Preseason edit

26 June 2013 (2013-06-26) Pre-season FC Basel   3–2   RB Leipzig Walchsee
17:00 Streller   10' (1:0)
Andrist   71' (2:2)
Al. Ajeti   86' (3:2)		 FCB summary   32' (1:1) Schulz
  68' (1:2) Frahn		 Stadium: Sportgelände am Birkenmoos
Attendance: 200
Referee:   Peter Sippel
29 June 2013 Pre-season FC Basel   2–0   SpVgg Unterhaching Sportplatz Neuried
14:00 Jevtić   45' (1:0)
Al. Ajeti   90' (2:0)		 FCB summary Attendance: 300
Referee:   Karl Valentin
10 July 2013 Pre-season Basel   1–3   Borussia Dortmund St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:30 Schär   17' (1:1) FCB summary   11' (0:1) Reus
  27' (1:2) Mkhitaryan
  90' (1:3) Hofmann		 Attendance: 18,696
Referee:   Alain Bieri
24 July 2013 Friendly Basel   3–3   1. FSV Mainz 05 Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
19:00 Andrist   33' (1:0)
Degen   61' (2:1)
Schär   67' (pen. 3:1)		 FCB summary   50' (pen. 1:1), 76' Choupo-Moting
  76' (3:2) Choupo-Moting
  84' (3:3) Choupo-Moting		 Attendance: 1,143
Referee:   Sascha Amhof

Uhrencup edit

The Uhrencup is a club football tournament, held annually in Grenchen.

5 July 2013 Uhrencup
Round 1		 Basel   3–0   Fortuna Düsseldorf Stadion Brühl, Grenchen
19:30 CEST Jevtić   7' (1:0)
Veljko Simic   68' (2:0)
Adili   78' (3:0)		 FCB summary Attendance: 4,191
Referee:   Pascal Erlachner
8 July 2013 Uhrencup
Round 2		 Basel   2–1   Red Star Belgrade Stadion Brühl, Grenchen
19:30 CEST D. Degen   3'
Fabian Ritter   22'
Dragović   58'
Stocker   80' (1:1)
Bobadilla   88' (2:1)		 FCB summary   3' Mladenović
  42' (0:1) Mladenović
  22'   60' Aleksandar Kovačević		 Attendance: 4,563
Referee:   Fedayi San

Winter break edit

11 January 2014 Friendly FC Basel   1–0   Feyenoord Marbella Football Center, San Pedro de Alcántara
15:00 Streller   17' (1:0)
P. Degen   29'		 FCB summary Attendance: 1,000
Referee:   Raúl Pérez Godínez
14 January 2014 Friendly FC Basel   0–1   Eintracht Braunschweig Estadio Nuevo Mirador, Algeciras, Spain
16:00 (Report Braunschweig) (in German)
FCB summary		 Ademi   39' (0:1) Attendance: 80
Referee:   Jose Carlos Baena Acal
18 January 2014 Friendly Hamburger SV   4–2   FC Basel Imtech Arena, Hamburg
15:30 Çalhanoğlu   29' (1:1)
Jansen   32' (2:1)
Lasogga   59' (3:1)
Lasogga   79' (4:2)		 FCB summary   13' (0:1) Delgado
  60' (3:2) Sio		 Attendance: 8,789
Referee:   Florian Heft (Wietmarschen)
26 January 2014 Friendly FC Basel   2–0   Servette Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
15:00 Streller   39' (1:0)
Stocker   40' (2:0)		 FCB summary Attendance: 1,753
Referee:   Pascal Erlachner

Swiss Super League edit

Main article: 2013–14 Swiss Super League

Kickoff times are in CET

First half of season edit

13 July 2013 Round 1 Basel 3–1 Aarau St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Salah   23' (1:0)
Salah   42'
Bobadilla   64' (2:0)
Streller   73' (3:0)		 FCB summary   39' Ioniță
  58' Callà
  80' (3:1) Garat		 Attendance: 27,471
Referee:   Stephan Studer
21 July 2013 Round 2 Grasshopper Club 1–1 Basel Letzigrund, Zurich
16:00 CEST Vilotic   12'
Hajrovic   48' (1:1)
Khalifa   52'		 FCB summary   21' (0:1) Schär
  52' Xhaka
  59' Frei
  60' Dragovic		 Attendance: 9,297
Referee:   Alain Bieri
27 July 2013 Round 3 Basel 2–0 Lausanne-Sport St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Schär   32' (pen. 1:0)
Stocker   62'
Streller   82' (2:0)		 FCB summary   62' Chakhsi
  69' Ekeng
  73' Katz		 Attendance: 24,951
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
3 August 2013 Round 4 St. Gallen 1–1 Basel AFG Arena, St. Gallen
19:45 CEST Janjatovic   82' (1:1) FCB summary   43' Ajeti
  60' (0:1) Xhaka
  70' Elneny		 Attendance: 16,468
Referee:   Stephan Klossner
11 August 2013 Round 5 Basel 1–2 Zurich St. Jakob-Park, Basel
16:00 Streller   7' (1:0)
Xhaka   53'
Schär   78'		 FCB summary   24' (1:1) Reikan
  58' (1:2) Gavranović
  78' da Costa		 Attendance: 28,668
Referee:   Sascha Kever
24 August 2013 Round 6 Luzern 1–1 Basel Swissporarena, Luzern
19:45 Lezcano   43'
Sarr   51'
Rangelov   90+3' (1:1)		 FCB summary   17' Safari
  32' (0:1) Sio
  34' Xhaka
  85' Ivanov		 Attendance: 15,211
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
1 September 2013 Round 7 Basel 2–1 Young Boys St. Jakob-Park, Basel
16:00 Frei   19'
Schär   49'
Voser   54'
Sio   73' (1:1)
Streller   74' (2:1)		 FCB summary   22' Nuzzolo
  26' Sutter
  26' Costanzo
  48' von Bergen
  71' (0:1) Afum		 Attendance: 32,190
Referee:   Stephan Klossner
22 September 2013 Round 8 Sion 1–3 Basel Stade Tourbillon, Sion
16:00 Léo Itaperuna   23' (1:0)
Kouassi   34'   50'
Yartey   82'
Basha   90'		 FCB summary   31' (1:1) Stocker
  45+2' Delgado
  54' Díaz
  67' (1:2) Sio
  77' Sommer
  79' (1:3) Streller		 Attendance: 10,500
Referee:   Sascha Kever
24 September 2013 Round 9 Thun 0–2 Basel Arena Thun, Thun
19:45 Ferreira   33'
Lüthi   90+1'		 FCB summary   34' Safari
  56' (0:1) Stocker
  90' (0:2) Díaz		 Attendance: 6,000
Referee:   Patrick Graf
28 September 2013 Round 10 Basel 2–2 Sion St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Schär   43'
Delgado   53'
Stocker   57' (1:1)
Salah   65' (2:1)
Safari   90+3'		 FCB summary   3' (0:1) Vanczák
  78' Perrier
  87' (2:2) Assifuah		 Attendance: 26,256
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
5 October 2013 Round 11 Lausanne-Sport 1–2 Basel Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne
16:00 Khelifi   14' (1:0)
Katz   50'
De Pierro   93'
Chakhsi   93'		 FCB summary   39' (o.g. 1:1) Fickentscher
  50' Sio
  59' (1:2) Ajeti
  64' Ivanov
  94' Safari		 Attendance: 4,950
Referee:   Pascal Erlachner
19 October 2013 Round 12 Basel 3–0 St. Gallen St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Frei   28' (1:0)
Streller   51' (2:0)
Xhaka   63' (3:0)		 Summary
FCB summary		   4' Russo Attendance: 29,440
Referee:   Alain Bieri
27 October 2013 Round 13 Zürich 0–0 Basel Letzigrund, Zurich
16:00 Summary
FCB summary		   84' Schär
  88' Xhaka
  90' Ajeti		 Attendance: 11,778
Referee:   Stephan Studer
2 November 2013 Round 14 Aarau 1–1 Basel Stadion Brügglifeld, Aarau
19:45 Lüscher   14'
Hallenius   50' (1:0)
Jaggy   86'
Martignoni   89'		 Summary
FCB summary		   14' Streller
  52' Delgado
  90+3' (1:1) Streller		 Attendance: 8,000
Referee:   Pascal Erlachner
23 November 2013 Round 15 Basel 4–1 Thun St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Stocker   21' (1:1)
Ajeti   32'
Voser   51' (2:1)
Streller   75' (3:1)
Andrist   90' (4:1)		 Summary
FCB summary		   13' (0:1) Sulmoni
  84' Zuffi		 Attendance: 25,560
Referee:   Sascha Amhof
1 December 2013 Round 16 Young Boys 2–2 Basel Stade de Suisse, Bern
16:00 Costanzo   21'
Gajic   37' (1:0)
Gajic   53'
Kubo   68' (2:2)		 FCB summary   40' (1:1) Salah
  44' (1:2) Salah		 Attendance: 23,221
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
7 December 2013 Round 17 Basel 1–1 Grasshopper Club St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Sio   3'
Sio   90+4' (1:1)		 FCB summary   33' I. Hajrović
  36' (0:1) I. Hajrović
  90' Amir Abrashi		 Attendance: 28,242
Referee:   Stephan Klossner
14 December 2013 Round 18 Basel 1–1 Luzern St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 D. Degen   10'
Ajeti   45'
Schär   36'   66'   62' (1:1)		 FCB summary   27' (0:1) Wiss
  61' Rangelov
  56'   88' Stahel		 Attendance: 27,649
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni

Second half of season edit

2 February 2014 Round 19 Lausanne-Sport 1–3 Basel Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne
13:45 Yaya   34'
Ravet   39'
Feindouno   51' (1:1)
Feindouno   76'
Facchinetti   90+1'		 FCB Summary
Summary		   10' (o.g. 0:1) Mevlja
  68' (1:2) Frei
  90+2' (1:3) Degen		 Attendance: 4,900
Referee:   Alain Bieri
8 February 2014 Round 20 Basel 3–2 Young Boys St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Die   28'
Streller   43' (1:2)
Delgado   45'
Mohamed Elneny   45+1'
Xhaka   69'
Díaz   80' (2:2)
Frei   89' (pen. 3:2)		 FCB Summary
Summary		   29' (0:1) Bertone
  33' (0:2) Gerndt
  35' Frey
  62' Rochat
  77' Martínez
  88' Vilotić		 Attendance: 27,225
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
15 February 2014 Round 21 Basel 1–0 Sion St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Xhaka   35'
F. Frei   57' (pen. 1:0)		 FCB Summary   23' Ferati
  28' Rüfli
  57' Kouassi		 Attendance: 24,563
Referee:   Stephan Studer
23 February 2014 Round 22 Grasshopper Club 1–1 Basel Letzigrund, Zurich
16:00 Nzuzi   28'
Grichting   39'
Pavlović   51' (1:0)   75'		 FCB Summary
Summary		   37' Callà
  53' Díaz
  57' (1:1) Stocker
  60' Stocker
  87' Mohamed Elneny
  89' Frei		 Attendance: 11,700
Referee:   Stephan Klossner
2 March 2014 Round 23 Thun 2–2 Basel Arena Thun, Thun
13:45 Sulmoni   27'
Ferreira   74'
Wittwer   79' (1:2)
Ar. Ajeti   90+3' (o.g. 2:2)		 FCB Summary   23' (0:1) Streller
  60' (0:2) P. Degen
  76' Sauro		 Attendance: 6,639
Referee:   Sandro Schärer
8 March 2014 Round 24 Basel 1–1 St. Gallen St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:45 Callà   79' (1:0) FCB Summary   60' Besle
  81' (1:1) Karanović		 Attendance: 26,643
Referee:   Alain Bieri (Solothurn)
16 March 2014 Round 25 Basel 5–0 Aarau St. Jakob-Park, Basel
16:00 Suchý   8' (1:0)
Stocker   11' (2:0)
Bulvītis   14' (o.g. 3:0)
P. Degen   84' (4:0)
Embolo   89' (5:0)		 FCB Summary Attendance: 26,421
Referee:   Stephan Klossner
22 March 2014 Round 26 Zurich 0–0 Basel Letzigrund, Zurich
16:00 Gavranović   32'
Kecojević   56'   58'
Rikan   84'		 FCB Summary
Summary		   34' Sauro Attendance: 14,749
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
30 March 2014 Round 27 Luzern 0–2 Basel Swissporarena, Luzern
16:00 Winter   44'
Lustenberger   88'		 FCB Summary
Summary		   29' Sio
  51' (0:1) Sio
  85' Aliji
  90' Xhaka
  90+2' (0:2) Sio		 Attendance: 15,170
Referee:   Stephan Studer
6 April 2014 Round 28 Basel 0–0 Thun St. Jakob-Park, Basel
13:45 Schär   89' FCB Summary
Summary		   11' Schneuwly
  33' Schenkel
  70' Wittwer
  79' Faivre		 Attendance: 26,577
Referee:   Amhof Sascha
12 April 2014 Round 29 Sion 0–1 Basel Stade Tourbillon, Sion
13:45 Fedele   20'
Vaņins   22'		 FCB Summary   22' Suchý
  71' (pen. 0:1) F. Frei
  85' Sauro		 Attendance: 8,600
Referee:   Alain Bieri (Solothurn)
16 April 2014 Round 30 Basel 4–2 Zurich St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:30 Sio   8' (1:0)
Stocker   65' (2:0)
Sio   71' (3:0)
Delgado   74'
Elneny   88' (4:2)		 FCB Summary
Summary		   10' Schönbächler
  37' Buff
  48' Gavranović
  73' (3:1) Pedro Henrique
  78' (3:2) Chikhaoui
  87' Benito		 Attendance: 27,423
Referee:   Sébastien Pache
27 April 2014 Round 31 Basel 1–1 Grasshopper Club St. Jakob-Park, Basel
16:00 Frei   7'
Stocker   44' (1:1)
Die   73'
Callà   80'
Sio   85'		 FCB Summary
Summary		   7' Grichting
  36' (0:1) Gashi
  55' Dingsdag
  59' Jahic		 Attendance: 34,172
Referee:   Alain Bieri (Solothurn)
4 May 2014 Round 32 St. Gallen 0–3 Basel AFG Arena, St. Gallen
13:45 Vitkieviez   36'
Nushi   76'
Besle   90'		 FCB Summary
Summary		   13' Elneny
  21' (0:1) Stocker
  37' (0:2) Delgado
  56' (0:3)		 Attendance: 18,346
Referee:   Sascha Amhof
7 May 2014 Round 33 Basel 3–1 Luzern St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:30 Stocker   10' (1:0)
Schär   18' (2:0)
Suchý   33'
Sio   70' (3:1)		 FCB Summary
Summary		   38' (2:1) Rangelov
  52' Freuler		 Attendance: 25,677
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
11 May 2014 Round 34 Young Boys 3–1 Basel Stade de Suisse, Bern
16:00 Spycher   19'
Steffen   37' (1:0)
Costanzo   65' (2:0)
Rochat   75' (3:0)		 FCB Summary
Summary		   77' Streller
  82' (3:1) Stocker
  90+1' Alliji		 Attendance: 20,278
Referee:   Stephan Klossner
15 May 2014 Round 35 Aarau 1–3 Basel Stadion Brügglifeld, Aarau
20:30 N'Ganga   12' (1:0)
Bulvītis   60'
Jäckle   88'		 FCB Summary   28' (1:1) Serey Die
  34' (1:2) Delgado
  68' P. Degen
  78' (1:3) Stocker		 Attendance: 8,000
Referee:   Stephan Studer
18 May 2014 Round 36 Basel 4–2 Lausanne-Sport St. Jakob-Park, Basel
16:00 Al. Ajeti   8' (1:0)
Callà   59' (2:1)
Callà   68' (4:2)
Serey Die   90+1' (4:2)
Serey Die   90+2'		 FCB Summary   48' (1:1) Tafer
  70' (3:2) Coly		 Attendance: 32,412 (sold out)
Referee:   Fedayi San

League table edit

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification or relegation
1 Basel (C) 36 19 15 2 70 34 +36 72 Qualification to Champions League group stage
2 Grasshopper 36 19 8 9 67 43 +24 65 Qualification to Champions League third qualifying round
3 Young Boys 36 17 8 11 59 50 +9 59 Qualification to Europa League third qualifying round
4 Luzern 36 15 6 15 48 54 −6 51 Qualification to Europa League second qualifying round
5 Zürich 36 14 8 14 51 52 −1 50 Qualification to Europa League play-off round[a]
6 Thun 36 13 9 14 57 53 +4 48
7 St. Gallen 36 11 12 13 37 47 −10 45
8 Sion 36 12 7 17 38 45 −7 43
9 Aarau 36 12 6 18 55 71 −16 42
10 Lausanne-Sport (R) 36 7 3 26 38 71 −33 24 Relegation to the Swiss Challenge League
Source: Swiss Super League (in German)
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champions; (R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^ Zürich won the 2013–14 Swiss Cup, so therefore qualified for the Play-off round of the 2014–15 UEFA Europa League.
Results summary
Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts W D L GF GA GD W D L GF GA GD
36 19 15 2 70 34  +36 72 11 6 1 41 18  +23 8 9 1 29 16  +13

Last updated: 18 May 2014.
Source: Fussballdaten.de

Swiss Cup edit

Main article: 2013–14 Swiss Cup
17 August 2013 Round 1 BSC Old Boys 0–1 (a.e.t.) Basel Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
18:00 CEST Akdemir   34'   62'
Müller   89'		 FCB summary
SFV summary		   83' P. Degen
  84' Sauro
  95' (0:1) Ivan Ivanov		 Attendance: 4,384
Referee:   Luca Gut
14 September 2013 Round 2 FC Münsingen 0–1 Basel Sportanlage Sandreutenen, Münsingen
17:00 CEST Suter   11'
Fumaro   45'		 FCB summary
SFV summary		   28' D. Degen
  55' (pen. 0:1) Delgado
  92' Ajeti		 Attendance: 4,100 (Stadium record)
Referee:   Stephan Studer
10 November 2013 Round 3 FC Tuggen 1–3 Basel Linthstrasse, Tuggen
14:30 Sandro Gugelmann   16'
Baykal   38'
Peters   53'
Valon Ahmetaj   74' (1:2)		 FCB summary
Summary		   15' Ajeti
  34' Díaz
  45+2' Sio
  52' (0:1) Salah
  53' Sauro
  59' (0:2) Sio
  82' (1:3) Díaz		 Attendance: 6,250 (Stadium record)
Referee:   Nikolaj Hänni
4 December 2013 Quarter-final Le Mont Postponed Basel Terrain du Châtaignier,
Le Mont-sur-Lausanne
19:30
Note: Originally scheduled to be played on 4 December in Le Mont, but due to weather conditions and an unplayable pitch, the game was postponed and then played in the St. Jakob-Park
5 February 2014 Quarter-final Le Mont 1–6 Basel St. Jakob-Park, Basel[55]
19:30 Morganella   10'
Gabriele   12'
Mejri   61'
Bouziane   89' (1:6)		 FCB summary
SFV summary		   6' (0:1) Andrist
  8' (0:2) Suchý
  45' (0:3) Streller
  48' (0:4) Frei
  58' (0:5) D. Degen
  84' (0:6) Andrist		 Attendance: 6,138
Referee:   Patrick Graf
26 March 2014 Semi-final Basel 1–0 Luzern St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:00 Streller   78'
Callà   80' (1:0)
P. Degen   81'
Sommer   87'		 FCB summary
SFV summary		   74' Lezcano
  90' Freuler		 Attendance: 12,668
Referee:   Alain Bieri

Final[56]

Zürich2–0 (a.e.t.)Basel
Chikhaoui   61'
Buff   83'
Kecojević   95'
Gavranović   110' (1:0)
Gavranović   114' (2:0)		 FCB summary
SFV summary		   62' Elneny
  66' Sauro
  77'   99' Sio
  102' Serey Die
Attendance: 23'312
Referee:   Patrick GrafRefereesfifa [57]


GK   David Da Costa
DF   Jorge Teixeira
DF   Ivan Kecojević   95'
DF   Berat Djimsiti
MF   Oliver Buff   83'   86'
MF   Philippe Koch (cap)
MF   Davide Chiumiento
MF   Yassine Chikhaoui   61'
MF   Avi Rikan   111'
ST   Mario Gavranović
ST   Franck Etoundi   91'
Substitutes:
DF   Davide Mariani   86'
MF   Armando Sadiku   91'
FW   Asmir Kajević   111'
Manager:
  Urs Meier
GK   Yann Sommer
DF   Naser Aliji
DF   Marek Suchý
DF   Gastón Sauro   66'
DF   Behrang Safari
MF   Serey Die   102'
MF   Mohamed Elneny   62'
MF   Davide Callà   70'
MF   Fabian Frei   60'
MF   Valentin Stocker (cap)   106'
ST   Giovanni Sio   77'   99'
Substitutes:
MF   Matías Delgado   60'
MF   Arlind Ajeti   70'
MF   Marcelo Díaz   106'
Manager:
  Murat Yakin

UEFA Champions League edit

Main article: 2013–14 UEFA Champions League

Third qualifying round edit

30 July 2013 1st Leg Basel   1–0   Maccabi Tel Aviv St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:00 Schär   38'
Stocker   39' (1:0)
Safari   76'
Ajeti   90+4'		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   8' Yeini
  38' Itzhaki
  43' Tibi
  90' Alberman
  90+2' Ben Harush		 Attendance: 12,353
Referee: Szymon Marciniak (Poland)
6 August 2013 2nd Leg Maccabi Tel Aviv   3–3   Basel Bloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv
19:00 Carlos García   5'
Prica   13'
Schär   34' (o.g. 1:3)
Zahavi   37' (2:3)
Radi   55' (3:3)
Yitzhaki   68'
Alberman   13'		 FCB summary
UEFA report		   5' (pen. 0:1) Schär
  21' (0:2) Salah
  32' (0:3) Díaz
  40' Stocker
  41' Xhaka
  75' Salah		 Attendance: 14,000
Referee: Clément Turpin (France)

Basel won 4–3 on aggregate.

Play-off round edit

Main article: 2013–14 UEFA Champions League play-off round
21 August 2013 1st Leg Ludogorets Razgrad   2–4   Basel Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia
20:45 Marcelinho   23' (1:1)
Júnior Caiçara   34'   83'
Stoyanov   50' (2:1)		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   12' (0:1) Salah
  26' Sio
  59' (2:2) Salah
  64' (2:3) Sio
  69' Safari
  81' Voser
  84' (pen. 2:4) Schär		 Attendance: 9,000
Referee: Wolfgang Stark (Germany)
27 August 2013 2nd Leg Basel   2–0
(6–2 agg.)		   Ludogorets Razgrad St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:45 Frei   11' (1:0)
Schär   24'
Salah   39'
Ajeti   44'
Degen   79' (2:0)		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   63' Moti Attendance: 15,733
Referee: William Collum (Scotland)

Group stage edit

Main article: 2013–14 UEFA Champions League group stage § Group E

Pos Team
 Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1   Chelsea 6 4 0 2 12 3 +9 12 Advance to knockout phase
2   Schalke 04 6 3 1 2 6 6 0 10
3   Basel 6 2 2 2 5 6 −1 8 Transfer to Europa League
4   Steaua București 6 0 3 3 2 10 −8 3
Source: [citation needed]
18 September 2013 1 Chelsea   1–2   Basel London
20:45 van Ginkel   43'
Oscar   45' (1:0)		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   64' Díaz
  71' (1:1) Salah
  82' (1:2) Streller		 Stadium: Stamford Bridge
Attendance: 40,358
Referee: Daniele Orsato (Italy)
Man of the Match: Mohamed Salah
1 October 2013 2 Basel   0–1   Schalke 04 Basel
20:45 Delgado   89' FCB summary
UEFA Report		   37' Aogo
  38' Farfán
  54' (0:1) Draxler
  65' Höger		 Stadium: St. Jakob-Park
Attendance: 33,251
Referee: Alberto Undiano Mallenco (Spain)
Man of the Match: Julian Draxler
22 October 2013 3 Steaua București   1–1   Basel Bucharest
20:45 Georgievski   65'
Szukała   79'
Tatu   88' (1:1)		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   19' Schär
  22' Voser
  48' (0:1) Díaz		 Stadium: Arena Națională
Attendance: 23,899
Referee: Matej Jug (Slovenia)
Man of the Match: Marcelo Díaz
6 November 2013 4 Basel   1–1   Steaua București Basel
20:45 Ivanov   42'
Schär   80'
D. Degen   86'
Sio   90+1' (1:1)		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   11' Szukała
  17' (0:1) Piovaccari
  26' Piovaccari
  41' Bourceanu		 Stadium: St. Jakob-Park
Attendance: 30,704[58]
Referee: Olegário Benquerença (Portugal)
Man of the Match: Alexandru Bourceanu
26 November 2013 5 Basel   1–0   Chelsea Basel
20:45 Xhaka   37'
Serey Die   63'
Salah   87' (1:0)		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   65' Mikel
  76' Ramires		 Stadium: St. Jakob-Park
Attendance: 35,208
Referee:   Stephane Lannoy
11 December 2013 6 Schalke 04   2–0   Basel Gelsenkirchen
20:45 Höwedes   29'
Draxler   51' (1:0)
Matip   62'
Matip   57' (2:0)
Kolašinac   78'		 FCB summary
UEFA Report		   20' Voser
  31' Ivanov
  57' F. Frei
  58' Schär
  85' Sio		 Stadium: Veltins-Arena
Attendance: 52,093[59]
Referee: Paolo Tagliavento (Italy)

UEFA Europa League edit

Main article: 2013–14 UEFA Europa League

Knockout phase edit

Main article: 2013–14 UEFA Europa League knockout phase
Round of 32 edit

The draw was held on 16 December 2013.[60] The first legs were played on 20 February and the second legs were played on 27 February 2014.[61]

20 February 2014 First leg Maccabi Tel Aviv   0–0   Basel Bloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv
21:05 Garcia   20'
Micha   67'
Einbinder   91'		 FCB summary
UEFA report		   16' Sauro
  65' Ajeti		 Attendance: 13,519
Referee: David Fernández Borbalán
27 February 2014 Second leg Basel   3–0
(3–0 agg.)		   Maccabi Tel Aviv St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:00 Stocker   17' (1:0)
Serey Die   19'
Streller   60' (2:0)
Streller   71' (3:0)		 FCB summary
UEFA report		 Attendance: 15,212
Referee: Ivan Bebek (Croatia)

Basel won 3–0 on aggregate.

Round of 16 edit

The draw was held on 16 December 2013.[60] The first legs were played on 13 March and the second legs were played on 20 March 2014.

13 March 2014 First leg Basel   0–0   Red Bull Salzburg St. Jakob-Park, Basel
19:00 Serey Die   14'
Sio   23'
P. Degen   84'		 FCB summary
UEFA report		   14' Hinteregger
  20' Mané
  70' Klein		 Attendance: 17,027[62]
Referee: Ovidiu Hațegan (Romania)
20 March 2014 Second leg Red Bull Salzburg   1–2
(1–2 agg.)		   Basel Stadion Salzburg, Wals-Siezenheim
21:05 Soriano   22' (1:0)
Rodnei   62'
Ramalho   78'
Alan   54'   86'
Leitgeb   90+1'		 FCB summary
UEFA report		   9' Suchý
  9' Streller
  38' Sio
  50' (1:1) Streller
  54' Ar. Ajeti
  60' (1:2) Sauro
  88' P. Degen		 Attendance: 29,320
Referee: Manuel Gräfe (Germany)

Basel won 2–1 on aggregate.

Quarter-finals edit

The draw was held on 21 March 2014.[63] The first leg played on 3 April and the second leg played on 10 April 2014.[64]

3 April 2014 First leg Basel   3–0   Valencia St. Jakob-Park, Basel
21:05 Serey Die   13'
Delgado   34'
Delgado   38'
Embolo   76'
Stocker   90+1'		 FCB summary
UEFA report		   19' Senderos Attendance: 350[A]
Referee: Martin Atkinson (England)
10 April 2014 Second leg Valencia   5–0 (a.e.t.)   Basel Mestalla, Valencia
21:05 Feghouli   27'
Alcácer   38'
Vargas   42'
Alcácer   70'
Keita   98'
Vargas   104'
Alcácer   113'
Alcácer   114'
Bernat   115'
Guaita   117'
Bernat   118'		 FCB summary
UEFA report		   24' Safari
  61' Elneny
  65' Schär
  74'   100' Díaz
  104'   105' Gastón Sauro
  106' Xhaka		 Attendance: 33,152
Referee: Viktor Kassai (Hungary)

Valencia won 5–3 on aggregate.

Notes
  1. ^
    The Basel v Valencia match was played behind closed doors due to punishment by UEFA.[65]

Squad statistics edit

Appearances and goals edit

No. Pos Nat Player Total Super League Swiss Cup Champions League
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
Goalkeepers
1 GK   SUI Yann Sommer 27 0 17 0 0 0 10 0
18 GK   SUI Germano Vailati 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 0
23 GK   SUI Mirko Salvi 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Defenders
4 DF   SUI Philipp Degen 17 1 10 0 3 0 4 1
5 DF   SUI Arlind Ajeti 20 1 13 1 2 0 5 0
13 DF   BUL Ivan Ivanov 4 0 3 0 0 0 1 0
15 DF   SUI Kay Voser 27 1 17 1 1 0 9 0
16 DF   SUI Fabian Schär 25 5 15 3 0 0 10 2
19 DF   SWE Behrang Safari 18 0 10 0 1 0 7 0
26 DF   ARG Gastón Sauro 12 0 5 0 3 0 4 0
27 DF   SUI Naser Aliji 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
34 DF   SUI Taulant Xhaka 27 2 15 2 2 0 10 0
35 DF   SUI Fabian Ritter 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Midfielders
7 MF   SUI David Degen 10 0 6 0 3 0 1 0
8 MF   CIV Serey Die 11 0 7 0 0 0 4 0
10 MF   ARG Matías Delgado 21 1 13 0 2 1 6 0
14 MF   SUI Valentin Stocker 26 5 14 4 2 0 10 1
20 MF   SUI Fabian Frei 31 2 18 1 3 0 10 1
21 MF   CHI Marcelo Díaz 18 4 9 1 1 1 8 2
28 MF   SUI Stephan Andrist 9 1 5 1 3 0 1 0
33 MF   EGY Mohamed Elneny 23 0 16 0 1 0 6 0
Forwards
9 FW   SUI Marco Streller 23 9 14 8 1 0 8 1
30 FW   CIV Giovanni Sio 18 7 9 4 2 1 7 2
- FW   SUI Admir Seferagic (U-21 Team) 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
Players who appeared for Basel but are no longer at the club
6 DF   AUT Aleksandar Dragovic 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
11 FW   ARG Raul Bobadilla 4 1 3 1 0 0 1 0
22 MF   EGY Mohamed Salah 29 10 18 4 1 1 10 5
24 FW   PRK Pak Kwang-Ryong 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

Last updated: 26 January 2014, 18:05 (UTC)
Source: Squad statistics and Start formations
Only competitive matches.
Using the most used start formation.
Ordered by position on pitch (from back right to front left).

See also edit

References edit

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