DFB Cup: Elversberg throws Bayer Leverkusen out – SCP in double digits

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Lübeck conquers Rostock

Bayer 04 Leverkusen were surprisingly kicked out in the first round of the DFB Cup against SV Elversberg. SC Paderborn wins double digits at Wernigerode, while underdog VfB Lübeck Hansa Rostock throws out. HSV had to go into extra time in Bayreuth, 1. FC Köln in Regensburg. All results from Saturday afternoon!

After a disappointing performance, Champions League starter Bayer Leverkusen left the DFB Cup in the first round. The “Werkself” lost 3: 4 (2: 3) at third division promoted SV Elversberg on Saturday and revealed many weaknesses a week before the Bundesliga opener. Jannik Rochelt in the 2nd minute, Kevin Koffi (17th) from the penalty spot, Luca Schnellbacher (37th) and Kevin Conrad (74th) scored for the courageous outsider in front of 7,414 spectators. Goals from Adam Hlozek (5th), Charles Aránguiz (30th) and Patrik Schick (89th) were not enough for Bayer to advance.

Third & fourth division teams in the semi-finals: Surprises in the DFB Cup

FC St. Pauli – Season 2005/06 – Out in the semifinals

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After FC St. Pauli (Regionalliga Nord), only one third and one fourth division team from the lower classes made it into the semi-finals of the DFB Cup. The Hamburg failed at Bayern.

The 2005/06 cup season at a glance

Arminia Bielefeld – Season 2014/15 – Out in the semifinals

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Arminia Bielefeld (3rd division) escaped the Bayern draw nine years after St. Pauli’s march through in the semifinals, but still lost 4-0 to VfL Wolfsburg.

The 2014/15 cup season at a glance

1. FC Saarbrücken – Season 2019/20 – Out in the semi-finals

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Saarbrücken (Regionalliga Südwest) was the only team that made it into the cup semifinals as a fourth division team. That was the end of the game against Bayer Leverkusen.

The 2019/20 cup season at a glance

Eintracht Trier – Season 1997/98 – Out in the semi-finals

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Trier experienced its cup highlight as a third division team in the semi-finals of 1998, where it ended in a spectacular penalty shoot-out against MSV Duisburg.

The 1997/98 cup season at a glance

Energie Cottbus – Season 1996/97 – Out in the final

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In 1996, Energie Cottbus, who had to bow out in the final against VfB Stuttgart, also managed the feat of advancing to the final as a third division team.

The 1996/97 cup season at a glance

Hertha BSC II – Season 1992/93 – Out in the final

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In 1993 Hertha was in the final, albeit the third division reserve team. In the final it was 1-0 for Bayer Leverkusen.

The 1992/93 cup season at a glance

DFB-Pokal: SC Paderborn defeats fifth division Wernigerode by double digits

SC Paderborn easily reached the second round. The second division team celebrated a 10-0 (3-0) win in the away game at fifth-division FC Unity Wernigerode. Marvin Pieringer, who was loaned out from FC Schalke 04 this week, scored four times (40th/50th/53rd/90th minute). The other goals were scored twice by Julian Justvan (7’/47′) and Robert Leipertz (10’/57′) as well as Dennis Srebeny (49′) and Richmond Tachie (67′) in front of 5,000 spectators.

Hansa Rostock fails for the 10th time in 12 years in the first round of the cup

In the first round of the DFB Cup, Hansa Rostock experienced a bankruptcy at the North Regional League side VfB Lübeck. The Rostockers lost to their lower-class rivals 0:1 (0:0). VfB midfielder Tarik Gözüsirin scored the acclaimed winning goal in the 78th minute with a powerful shot from 16 meters. In the past twelve years, the Rostockers have failed in the first round for the tenth time. After the end of the game, some Hansa fans stormed the interior. Police forces pushed them back.

HSVer Glatzel will do it in 2022: the top scorers in the DFB Cup since 2000

1999/2000: Adnan Kevric – 8 goals in 6 games for Stuttgarter Kickers

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2000/2001: Arie van Lent – 6 goals in 5 games for Borussia Mönchengladbach

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2001/2002: Dimitar Berbatov – 6 goals in 6 games for Bayer 04

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2002/2003: Giovane Elber – 6 goals in 6 games for Bayern Munich

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2003/2004: Ivan Klasnic & Aílton – 6 goals in 6 games for Werder Bremen

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2004/2005: Carsten Jancker – 6 goals in 1 game for 1. FC Kaiserslautern

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*Claudio Pizarro scored 6 goals for Bayern Munich (in 5 games)

2005/2006: Claudio Pizarro – 5 goals in 5 games for Bayern Munich

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2006/2007: Cacau – 5 goals in 6 games for VfB Stuttgart

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2007/2008: Mario Gómez – 6 goals in 3 games for VfB Stuttgart

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2008/2009: Edin Dzeko – 6 goals in 2 games for VfL Wolfsburg

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*Ivica Olic also scored 6 goals for HSV (in 5 games)

2009/2010: Lucas Barrios – 4 goals in 3 games for Borussia Dortmund

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*Sahr Senesie also scored 4 goals for Eintracht Trier (in 3 games)
Thomas Müller also scored 4 goals for Bayern Munich (in 6 games)

2010/2011: Srdjan Lakic – 7 goals in 4 games for 1. FC Kaiserslautern

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2011/2012: Robert Lewandowski – 7 goals in 6 games for Borussia Dortmund

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2012/2013: Mario Gómez – 6 goals in 4 games for Bayern Munich

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2013/2014: Thomas Müller – 8 goals in 5 games for Bayern Munich

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2014/2015: Stefan Kießling – 6 goals in 4 games for Bayer 04

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*Sven Schipplock also scored 6 goals for TSG Hoffenheim (in 4 games)

2015/2016: Henrikh Mkhitaryan – 5 goals in 6 games for Borussia Dortmund

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2016/2017: Robert Lewandowski – 5 goals in 4 games for Bayern Munich

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2017/2018: Robert Lewandowski – 6 goals in 6 games for Bayern Munich

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2018/2019: Robert Lewandowski – 7 goals in 5 games for Bayern Munich

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2019/2020: Robert Lewandowski – 6 goals in 5 games for Bayern Munich

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2020/2021: Jadon Sancho – 6 goals in 6 games for Borussia Dortmund

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2021/2022: Robert Glatzel – 5 goals in 5 games for HSV

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1. FC Heidenheim in the 1st round of the cup sovereign against Illertissen

1. FC Heidenheim got off to a good start in the cup competition after an excellent start with two wins in the 2nd Bundesliga. Coach Frank Schmidt’s team struggled to make it 2-0 (0-0) at regional league club FV Illertissen. Patrick Mainka (57th minute) and Adrian Beck (81st) scored in a tough game in front of 3,500 spectators in the Vöhlin Stadium.

Victory after extra time: HSV has a lot of trouble in Bayreuth

Hamburger SV’s DFB Cup trip almost ended after the first stop this season. The last-time semi-finalist first saved themselves in extra time at third division promoted SpVgg Bayreuth and finally won 3-1 (1-1, 0-1). The non-stop attack in Hamburg after the break in the Hans-Walter-Wild-Stadion, which was filled with 14,700 spectators, initially resulted in a number of missed chances in 1:1 by substitute Ransford Königsdörfer in the 83rd minute. In extra time, captain Sebastian Schonlau scored from a corner in the penalty area from Sonny Kittel (97′). The decision was then made by the again successful Königsdörfer (111th). For a long time it looked as if Luke Hemmerich and goalkeeper Sebastian Kolbe would provide a surprising Bayreuth Cup Festival. Defender Hemmerich scored in the 16th minute with an untenable deflected free kick to make it 1-0.

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