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Darmstadt20
18:50
After the short execution of the due corner from the right flag, Königsdörffer lays flat for Kittel, who tries a left-footed shot towards the far corner from an acute angle. He clearly misses it.
: Darmstadt19
18:48
Glatzel sniffs at the connection gate! The Hamburg center forward is addressed on the right side of the penalty area by a half-high pass from Kittel from the half-left offensive area. Through the first contact he manages to pass Gjasula, but then gets stuck on keeper shoes from a short distance.
: Darmstadt16
18:46
Due to the quick advantage on the scoreboard, the southern Hessians take over the top of the table in the 2nd Bundesliga. Paderborn (against Kiel) and Regensburg (against Karlsruhe) can strike back tomorrow.
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Hanover14
18:45
Tooor for Hannover 96, 0:1 by Maximilian Beier
What a buck of the Magdeburg defense. Müller and Gnaka play the ball in their own penalty area somewhat unmotivated. Gnaka overlooks Beier in his back, who intercepts a too-short back pass from the central defender to goalkeeper Reimann and accommodates it in the goal without any problems.
: Hanover11.
18:43
Schuler looks for depth and thus pushes the 96 defense back further. The striker fights for a corner against Neumann, which, however, is cleared with a header at the first post.
: Darmstadt13.
18:43
Of course, this top game could not have started much worse for the in-form Rothosen. In the initial phase, they show major deficiencies in their withdrawal behavior; In addition, they do not have air sovereignty in their own sixteen.
: Darmstadt10
18:41
Because of a supposed offside position by Tietz, the scene had to be checked by the VAR for a longer time. After the plummet was struck in the Cologne basement, it was clear that Schonlau’s right foot was closer to the baseline than Tietz’s skull.
: Hanover7.
18:40
Magdeburg tried several times to cross the ball into the penalty area from the right, but couldn’t find a blue jersey. Zieler catches a high ball on the left edge of the six-yard box when Schuler rustically tackles the Hanoverian captain. There is a free kick for 96.
: Hanover5.
18:37
Nicolo Tresoldi fights against three opponents on the edge of the box and shoots from the turn with the right. But his shot flies well over the goal.
: Darmstadt7.
18:37
Tooor for SV Darmstadt 98, 0:2 by Phillip Tietz
The Lilies are also putting their second shot in the home box! In the aftermath of a cross Manu placed too high, the ball reaches Kempe via Holland and to the left corner of the penalty area. He actually wants to shoot, but his sharp ball becomes a template for Tietz, who completes the forehead from the middle of six meters into the near corner.
: Darmstadt6.
18:37
Reis also tries his luck from the second row after being served by a low free-kick. His shot from a central 20 meters is deflected and leads to the first home corner. It brings nothing to HSV.
: Hanover3.
18:34
The game begins with wild and uncontrolled rallies. When Müller tries to pass, referee Kampka stands in the way and interrupts the game for a referee ball.
: Darmstadt4.
18:34
Tooor for SV Darmstadt 98, 0:1 by Patric Pfeiffer
Darmstadt takes the lead early on! After Kempe’s execution of the premiere corner from the left flag, Pfeiffer comes unchallenged to the header on the half-right edge of five. He nods the ball precisely into the upper left corner.
: Darmstadt3.
18:33
As a result of a pass by Reis, Königsdörffer appears in the offensive center in front of the last opposing line. He stages smocks. He pulls in from the left half and shoots from 20 meters. The ball rushes quite far past the right pole.
: Hanover1.
18:32
Referee Dr. Robert Kampka whistles the encounter.
: Hanover1.
18:31
game start
: Darmstadt1.
18:30
Hamburg vs. Darmstadt – round one in the Volksparkstadion is open!
: Darmstadt1.
18:30
game start
: Hanover18:29
The teams enter the usual atmospheric and well-filled MDCC Arena.
: Darmstadt18:27
The teams have just entered the field.
: Hanover18:27
Both Stefan Leitl and Christian Titz stand for attractive football. In the last third division season, Magdeburg was the measure of all things and dominated the league with their possession football. Even one league higher, the FCM remains true to itself and plays courageously and in a controlled manner. Hannover still has to find their feet under their new coach. Against Kaiserslautern, Paderborn and St. Pauli, the team still revealed major problems in defensive behavior.
: Hanover18:12
Second division promoted Magdeburg got off to a bumpy start in the league. The holey defense in particular is causing problems for the FCM. You have had to concede a whopping nine goals in five competitive games so far. The many failures in the back four are not helpful, which is why Titz sent a different line of defense onto the field in every game. Bell Bell, Bittroff, Gnaka and El Hankouri should stay clean for as long as possible today in order to get their first home points of the season.
: Darmstadt18:02
In the south of Hesse, who would take over the top of the table for at least one night in the event of a draw because of the more goals scored and who have not lost in Hamburg since November 1981 (four wins, one draw), coach Torsten Lieberknecht made it 4-0 -Home win against FC Hansa Rostock once. Pfeiffer replaces Zimmermann in defence, who became a father for the second time yesterday.
: Hanover18:02
Home coach Christian Titz also makes three changes compared to the clear 3-0 smack against St. Pauli. Luca Schuler, Silas Gnaka and Tatsuya Ito are in the starting XI. Malcolm Cacutalua, Kai Brünker and Léo Scienza have to make way for this. Key player Barış Atik remains injured.
: Darmstadt17:53
On the side of the Hanseatic League, who won the most recent comparison with Lilien at the Böllenfalltor in early February, primarily thanks to a four-pack by Glatzel, and who seem to have beaten their best result from the previous season (35) with just one goal in four league games, coach Tim Walter sends the same starting eleven into the race for the third time in a row. Left winger Jean-Luc Dompé, signed midweek from Belgian club SV Zulte Waregem, is on the bench.
: Hanover17:52
The Hanoverians traveled to Magdeburg with their first win of the season. A goal by António Fóti beat Jahn Regensburg 1-0. However, coach Stefan Leitl was not satisfied with his team’s performance and therefore made three changes for today. Phil Neumann, Enzo Leopold and Nicolo Tresoldi will start for Max Besuschkow, Cedric Teuchert and Louis Schaub. The latter comes from the 96 youth and is now on the pitch for the first time from the start for the professionals.
: Darmstadt17:45
The season of SV Darmstadt 98 has only had one blemish so far, as it started with a 2-0 away defeat at SSV Jahn Regensburg and won the last three matches. The lilies had to fight hard to win against SV Sandhausen (2:1) and against newly promoted Eintracht Braunschweig (1:0), but managed a safe 4:0 home win against FC Hansa Rostock.
: Hanover17:42
Tonight’s encounter is the first meeting between the two clubs in a competitive game. The teams only played against each other in a friendly match before last season. The winner was the then third division club Magdeburg with 4:2.
: Darmstadt17:37
Hamburger SV is going into the second half of August with momentum, after all they let the bitter 0-1 home defeat against FC Hansa Rostock and the shaky but still successful DFB Cup appearance at third division promoted SpVgg Bayreuth (3-1) after extra time two stable appearances in league operations follow. After the Rothosen defeated the otherwise flawless 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 1-0, they prevailed 2-0 at false starters DSC Arminia Bielefeld.
: Darmstadt17:32
Hello and welcome to the 2nd Bundesliga early Friday evening! Hamburger SV and SV Darmstadt 98 are two of the four best-started clubs in the national football lower house. The Hanseatic League and South Hesse will duel from 6:30 p.m. on the lawn of the Volkspark Stadium.
: Hanover17:30
Welcome to the 5th matchday of the 2nd Bundesliga! 1. FC Magdeburg and Hannover 96 meet in the MDCC Arena today. The match kicks off at 6:30 p.m.