Hansa Rostock’s footballer won the chasing duel in the 3rd league and can continue to dream of the second division promotion. Through the 1-0 (0: 0) success against 1860 Munich on Friday evening, the North Germans climbed fifth.
Felix Ruschke’s distance hit the game, which was long missing the goalkeeping scenes because both teams defended well. The team of Hansa coach Daniel Brinkmann turned up more and more in the second half and had more goals on the foot towards the end of the game. The “lions”, which had previously won four times in a row, showed a disappointing offensive performance overall.
Hansa thus provided the perfect answer to the 0: 4 in Bielefeld and maintained his chance in the promotion race – the Mecklenburg team only have four points behind the relegation rank. And you still have the catch -up game at the SpVgg Unterhaching in the hindquarters that have already been relegated.
For the “Kogge”, the State Cup semi-finals at FC Schönberg 95, three days later (May 3, 2 p.m., in the NDR LiveCenter) follow the game at SV Sandhausen in the NDR LIVENCENTER). On May 7, the team will travel to Unterhaching.
Uphoff fit, little goalkeeper scenes
The Rostockers began in the sold -out Baltic Sea Stadium with the same starting eleven as in Bielefeld – regular keeper Benjamin Uphoff, who had suffered a concussion in the game. There was no scanning phase between Hansa and 1860, both teams showed speed football and train to the goal.
The guests had the first top opportunity: After a quick counterattack, it became confusing in the Rostock penalty area, and Franz Pfanne finally cleared the shot at the long corner of Tim Danhof (5th). It was only after a quarter of an hour a little calmer, the defensive series were safe on both sides and did not allow anything.
Hansa more powerful, but without precision
Pfanne’s distance shot from around 30 meters, which flew past the guest goal, was the first end of the home side (26th) and heralded a dominant Hansa phase. But more than a Schlenzer from Benno Dietze next to the gate (31st) did not jump out until the break.
Ruschke with dream goal
That changed shortly after the restart: Dietze served Ruschke, who simply pulled off shortly before the edge of the box – 1860 keeper Marco Hiller stretched out, the hosts led 1-0 (48.). Now the game of the Hanseates ran: Adrien Lebeau sent Sigurd Haugen on the journey, at the very last moment Jesper left the ball off his foot (57.). The outstanding “Löwen” captain was also on the spot against Christian Kinsombi, which is ready to shoot (63.).
However, the two scenes were also exemplary for the overall events on the lawn. Hansa had a significantly more possession of the ball, but he hardly got any really dangerous goal finishes. It was only in the 82nd minute that the second Rostock hit was in the air: Lebeau flanked butter -soft on Tim Krohn, whose header steered over the crossbar from a few meters from a few meters. Shortly afterwards, Dietze only hit the post (86th).
Yellow-red for Munich Jacobsen
In the 88th minute, Munich’s Thore Jacobsen saw yellow-red, the hosts brought home the deserved victory and also ensured that ex-Hansa coach Patrick Glöckner is still in the Baltic Sea Stadium without victory. During his time in Rostock (November 2022 to March 2023) he only succeeded in two home draws …
Play statistics FC Hansa Rostock – TSV 1860 Munich
35th match day, April 25th, 2025 7:00 p.m.
| FC Hansa Rostock | 1 |
| TSV 1860 Munich | 0 |
Goals:
FC Hansa Rostock: Uphoff – Pan, Gürleyen, Rossipal – Mejdr, Dietze (90.+1 Work), M. Schuster, Ruschke – Lebeau (84th Suso), C. Kinsombi (84th Harenbrock) – Haugen (72. Krohn)
TSV 1860 Munich: Hiller – Danhof (46th Reich), Verlaat, Dulic, Lucoqui (83rd Geforgyan) – Deniz (66. Frey), T. Jacobsen – Kozuki (66. Kwadwo), Guttau – Abiama, Hobsch (66. Wolfram)
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