Season
1999
VenueTurners Cross
Attendance4,000
RefereePhilippe Kalt (Frankrike)
Formation4-4-2
Average age26.5 years
Homegrown players7
Partly cloudy, 18°
Form
L
W
W
W
L
Match report
On Thursday 26 August 1999, IFK Göteborg visited Cork City FC in UEFA Cup (Qualifier) at Turners Cross. In front of 4,000 spectators, IFK Göteborg lost 0–1; the score was already 0–1 at half-time. Philippe Kalt (Frankrike) refereed the match. Conditions were partly cloudy, with a recorded temperature of 18°C.
Johan Anegrund, Pär Karlsson, Håkan Mild, and Patric Andersson were booked. Johan Anegrund was sent off.
The starting XI averaged 26.6 years of age; Bengt Andersson was the oldest at 33 and Patric Andersson the youngest at 20. This was the 2nd recorded meeting between the clubs; IFK Göteborg's record against Cork City FC stood at 1 win and 1 defeat.
Match statistics
Starters
11
Substitutes
6
Players used
13
Goalscorers
0
Assists
0
Yellow cards
5
Red cards
1
Record against Cork City FC
Head-to-head record immediately after this game.
Meeting number
2
2 of 2 recorded games
Wins
1
50% of meetings
Draws
0
0% of meetings
Losses
1
50% of meetings
Current streaks
Streaks are measured immediately after this game. Home and away meetings are counted separately.