In the German Bundesliga matchup between FC Koln and Augsburg on Saturday, Kingsley Schindler contributed an assist.
After only three minutes of play, FC Koln had a strong start to the game. Kingsley Schindler had the first shot in the Augsburg penalty area, but it was blocked.
A low cross from Maina on the left shortly after failed to find a taker in the middle.
In the seventh minute, Skhiri shoved the ball centrally into the Augsburg goal from close range but the linesman flagged offside because Chabot was said to have been just offside on the cross.
It took VAR about three minutes to check the goal, and then the fans who had traveled with them cheered. The goal counted, 1-0 for FC Koln.
Schindler assisted FC Koln’s second goal in the 16th minute, he found Eric Martel in the box who made no mistake to make it 2-0.
Augsburg increased the pressure on FC Koln, and after just under half an hour, with a bit of luck, the ball came from an Augsburg corner to Ruben Vargas, who was free in the penalty area to make it 2-1.
Linton Maina scored in the 59th minute to give FC Koln a 3-1 victory.