Darmstadt with a perfect start
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A goal of SV Darmstadt 98 in late injury time has tightened the concerns of the 1st FC Nürnberg at the start of the new season of the 2nd Bundesliga. Prussia Münster, under new coach Alexander Ende against SC Paderborn, ran the first point of the new season.
Darmstadt Joker Killian Corredor shocked the Franks with his goal to 1-0 (0-0) in the fourth minute of stoppage time and continued the successful start to the season of the South Hesse. 32,455 people in the Max Morlock Stadium experienced a long time tough game with many bad passes that only took pace after the break. Although the Nuremberg team, who started with a 0: 1, which was also lost very late, as well as with the self -confidence of a 4: 1 against Bochum, did not go. The intensity, also in the duels, increased more and more. In the exciting second half, both teams had the chance to win. Darmstadt used this, albeit almost at the last second.
Before that, Jan Reichert had been able to distinguish himself in the club goal. The 24-year-old parried brilliantly after a volley shot by Fraser Hornby (24th). After the change of sides, he was on the spot again when Hornby appeared in front of him in the penalty area (48th). After a volley shot from the distance of Danilo Soares, the Franks had set the scream at an early stage (19th). Joker Semir Telalovic (72nd), Captain Robin Knoche (76th) and Fabio Gruber (88th) were even closer to the goal. Only Corredor on the other side succeeded.
First point for Münster: draw against Paderborn
In the duel with SC Paderborn, the Münsterers won a 1: 1 (0: 1) and thus prevented the perfect start to the season of the East Westphalia under the new coach Ralf Kettemann. The guests initially determined the events and took their first clear opportunity to lead: After a ball loss of Münster’s Etienne Amenyido at his own penalty area, Laurin Curda flanked from right to Luis Engeln, who netted in the head for goalkeeper Johannes Schenk (23rd minute). Shortly afterwards the post prevented the 0: 2.
After the break, Münster increased significantly and was looking for the way forward. In the 63rd minute, the efforts were rewarded: Jano Ter Horst equalized after the pass from Rico Preißinger. Despite the debut of the ex-Kölner Steffen Tigges in the SCP jersey and a committed commitment of the guests in the final phase, there was no further goal-not least thanks to strong parades by Münster keeper Schenk.