: 
Hanover1.
13:33
The game has started. The 96ers play in red, the Hanseatic League in blue.
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Bielefeld1.
13:33
Darmstadt versus Bielefeld – round one in the Merck Stadium at the Böllenfalltor is open!
: Hanover1.
13:33
game start
: Bielefeld1.
13:33
game start
: Hanover13:32
The victims are also commemorated in Rostock 50 years after the 1972 Olympic assassination attempt on the Israeli team in Munich.
: Bielefeld13:31
There is a minute’s silence for the victims of the attack at the 1972 Munich Olympics.
: Hanover1:30 p.m
The atmospheric Ostseestadion is ready, the teams have already entered. Referee of the game is Timo Gerach.
: 
K’lautern1.
1:30 p.m
The ball rolls, FCK with the kick-off.
: K’lautern1.
1:30 p.m
game start
: Bielefeld13:28
The teams have just entered the field.
: K’lautern13:27
The teams come to the BWT stadium in Hardtwald. Referee Benjamin Brand chooses sides. It’s about to start here!
: Hanover13:27
At Hannover, Stefan Leitl trusts the motto “Never change a winning team” and sends the same starting eleven into the race that already scored three points each against SpVgg Greuther Fürth and 1. FC Magdeburg.
: Hanover13:25
Van Drongelen and Lucoqui are both in the starting XI and push Roßbach and Scherff onto the bench, while Lee is still waiting for his Rostock debut. Compared to the 2-0 defeat at KSC, Svante Ingelsson and Lukas Hinterseer play on offense instead of Sébastien Thill and Simon Rhein.
: Hanover13:21
The cog really hit again on Deadline Day: Three loan deals were made shortly before the transfer window closed, and three were used from Bundesliga clubs. Midfielder Midfielder Dong-Gyeong Lee last played for Bundesliga promoted Schalke 04, central defender Rick van Drongelen is on loan from Union Berlin and left-back Anderson Lucoqui joined Rostock from FSV Mainz 05.
: K’lautern13:16
At today’s home game in the Hardtwald stadium, there will probably be more visiting FCK fans than home fans. SVS coach Schwartz called the circumstances “of course annoying” in advance, but “perhaps the situation will spur his team on even more.”
: K’lautern13:12
The record of the duel between these two teams is very even. FCK and SVS each have five wins and two draws.
: Hanover13:11
Jens Härtel, Rostock’s coach, clearly blamed the guests for being the favorites, while also addressing the ambitions and summer transfers of the Hanoverians – including the coach. Nevertheless, they are “on the same level in terms of points at the moment”, so that Härtel and his team “can beat the 96ers if we bring our game to the pitch”.
: Hanover13:05
96 coach Stefan Leitl praised the opponent from Rostock in the run-up to the game, described the club as “very ambitious” and paid tribute to the Hanseatic League for their three victories against strong opponents HSV, St. Pauli and Bielefeld. Nevertheless, the motto for the football coach is clear: “We want to win in Rostock.”
: Hanover13:00
It’s still early in the season, but after a balanced start to the season on both sides, the next few games could also point the way. Both teams are currently in the middle of the table with a difference of only one point. Can eyes be raised or must those in charge look down in concern?
: Bielefeld13:00
In East Westphalia, who all won the last five competitive matches with the Lilien and who have not been able to win away since January 21, coach Daniel Scherning decided not to change his starting eleven after the 4-1 home win against Eintracht Braunschweig. On loan from VfB Stuttgart during the week, Klimowicz is initially on the bench.
: K’lautern13:00
His opposite number, Dirk Schuster, made only one change after the home game against Magdeburg. Redondo first takes a seat on the bench, and Niehues begins for him.
: K’lautern12:56
Coach Alois Schwartz made three changes compared to this defeat. For Zenga (not in the squad), Ritzmaier and Kutucu (both bench) Ochs, Pulkrab and Papela start today. The latter made his debut for SVS last match day and is in the starting XI for the first time today.
: Bielefeld12:54
On the side of Südhessen, who would return to second place in the table with a three-point win and who already have seven goalscorers after six league games, coach Torsten Lieberknecht has made two personnel changes compared to the 2-2 home draw against 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 . Instead of Müller (bench) and Holland (suspended), Ronstadt and Gjasula start.
: Hanover12:53
At Hansa Rostock, on the other hand, there have been ups and downs. So far, a win has always been followed by a loss and vice versa. After the 0:2 at Karlsruher SC, a success for the Hanseatic League would be on the cards again.
: K’lautern12:48 p.m
The Lauterers should certainly be happy about a little less drama today. Last Sunday there was a wild 4:4 against co-promoted Magdeburg including an own goal, leadership changes, a strong comeback and above all a lot of spectacle. The game of the sand houses was not that spectacular. The Hardtwald boys lost 1-0 to the Storks after a shot from Kiels Skrzybski on Sunday and have now gone three games without a point.
: Hanover12:48 p.m
Of course, one would like to continue riding the wave of success today, also to keep the self-confidence due to the strength of form. Because next Saturday, one of the highlights of the season awaits the Hanoverians with the Lower Saxony derby against Eintracht Braunschweig.
: Bielefeld12:47 p.m
The DSC Arminia Bielefeld has stopped the negative trend because of the catastrophic start with four defeats in a row under Forte successor Daniel Scherning. He had scored a respectable 1-1 draw at 1. FC Heidenheim in 1846, but managed a real liberation against newly promoted Eintracht Braunschweig in front of their own audience with a 4-1 win.
: Hanover12:44
After the botched start of the league with just one point in the first three games, the 96ers have now recovered and were able to play the last three games successfully, against Jahn Regensburg (1-0), the promoted team from Magdeburg (4-0) and against SpVgg Greuther Fürth (2:1) there were the maximum number of points of nine points and only one goal conceded – that can be built on.
: K’lautern12:39 p.m
Trend-setting game at the Hardtwald. For both teams today it is about confirming or disproving a tendency in which direction the season is moving. The guests from Lautern are in sixth place, just two points behind leaders Paderborn and could secure a place in the top third of the table with a win today. The hosts from Sandhausen are stuck in the bottom of the table after three defeats in a row. A defeat today and you would be deep in the relegation battle from the start.
: Bielefeld12:36
SV Darmstadt 98 seems to be able to play a bigger role in the promotion race this season as well. After the lilies had responded to the defeat at the start with four wins in a row, they suffered a slight setback last weekend. Despite leading twice, they did not get beyond a 2-2 home draw against 1. FC Heidenheim 1846 and thus missed the Leap to the top of the table.
: Bielefeld12:33 p.m
Hello and welcome to the 2nd Bundesliga early Sunday afternoon! SV Darmstadt 98 welcomes DSC Arminia Bielefeld on matchday 7. South Hesse and East Westphalia will face each other from 1:30 p.m. on the pitch of the Merck Stadium at Böllenfalltor.
: Hanover12:30 p.m
Good afternoon and a warm welcome to the Sunday Conference in League Two! At 1:30 p.m. Hannover 96 will play away at Hansa Rostock, the venue is the Ostseestadion.
: K’lautern12:24
Hello and welcome to the 7th matchday in the 2nd Bundesliga with the duel between SV Sandhausen and FC Kaiserslautern. This game kicks off at 2:00 p.m.!