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The El Malas became Cologne's first pair of brothers in a Bundesliga game since the 1980s as Malek scored on his professional debut against Union Berlin from a Saïd cross. In doing so, they became the latest pair of siblings…

Saïd and Malek El Mala became Cologne's first pair of brothers to appear in a Bundesliga match since the 1980s during a 1-1 draw against Union Berlin. Malek scored an equalizer on his professional debut after coming on as a substitute and converting a cross from his younger brother Saïd. The milestone placed them in the company of famous sibling duos throughout German top-flight history.
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