Draw after last-minute thriller at Millerntor, KSC extends series against Hansa

Darmstadt leaves points against FCH

SC Paderborn defended their lead in the Bundesliga 2, but had to settle for a draw after four wins in a row. East Westphalia secured first place with 13 points after beating FC St. Pauli 2-2 (1-0).

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The equalizer for Hamburg after the respective opening goals from Marvin Pieringer (44th) and Sirlord Conteh (90th + 2) came late. First Etienne Amenyido scored to make it 1-1 (84′), then David Nemeth (90’+3) saved the hosts a point. Paderborn’s goalkeeper Jannik Huth was able to parry a penalty from Leart Paqarada (51st).

2. Bundesliga: KSC remains unbeaten for the fourth game in a row

The Karlsruher SC got the third win in a row. The team deservedly won 2-0 (2-0) at home against FC Hansa Rostock on Saturday. Left-back Philip Heise (18th minute) gave KSC the lead with a long-range shot. After Rostock’s Damian Roßbach lost the ball, Fabian Schleusener served his strike partner Malik Batmaz, who made it 2-0 (40′).

Both KSC coach Christian Eichner and his opponent Jens Härtel each trusted the same eleven as on the previous matchday. While the Karlsruhe team dominated the game from the start in front of 17,435 spectators and were the more active team, the Rostock team remained harmless offensively. In the first half, Hansa failed to get a shot at the opposing goal. Karlsruhe, on the other hand, created a few chances and could have led even higher at the break.

Rostock’s coach Härtel reacted to the poor performance of his eleven in the second half and made three changes. But the guests didn’t emit more goal danger afterwards either. Instead, Hansa goalkeeper Markus Kolke saved another goal from a shot by Marvin Wanitzek (69′).

Darmstadt 98 and pursuer Heidenheim draw

Second remains Darmstadt 98 with 13 points after the 2:2 (1:0) against pursuers 1. FC Heidenheim. Braydon Manu (36′) and Frank Ronstadt (76′) scored for the hosts, Patrick Mainka (70′) and Tim Kleindienst (82′) scored for Heidenheim.

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