In a lively second division game between Darmstadt 98 and Hertha BSC, only one thing was missing: the goals. Latte, post, offside or inability on the 2nd of the 2nd league ensured that the “Lilien” and Hertha separated 0-0.
Herthas Neuzugan Maurice Krattenmacher in particular could have become a man of the day. But the 20-year-old was the unlucky of the day instead: once he slipped over the ball unhappily, once he scored the post and then a nice goal was whistled back in the development.
So Berlin stays without a win after three games and bumbles around in the table with two points than 16. It looks very different with Darmstadt. The team of coach Florian Kohfeldt is still unbeaten and is in third place with five points.
Hertha’s Krattenmacher twice in the bad luck
The user forces started in the 14th minute of the game. Fabian Reese escaped into the depth over the right and put the ball perfectly across the five -meter space. But there, Krattenmacher somehow made it out of full run instead of stepping against the ball. A little later the Hertha newcomer was unlucky when 98 defender Patric Pfeiffer steered his shot on the post (19th).
The second aluminum hit was only a long time in coming. This time it was in the way on the other side of the posts when Aleksanar Vukotic pressed an extended corner kick instead of the score instead of the goal (22nd). It continued breathlessly. Darmstadt cheered in the 24th minute, but only very briefly because Kai Klefisch had been offside in his successful solo.
Vukotic prevents artistic Berlin leadership
Both teams continued to attack, so that there was not much possession or position game. However, the “lilies” initially had their possibilities primarily according to standards. Pfeiffer (32nd) headed a long standard from left just past the goal.
In an eventful first half, Jon Thorsteinson was most densely on one goal in an eventful first half. After a flank from the left, the Icelander put the header nicely against the run of 98 goalkeeper Marcel Schuen. The ball touched the crossbar and flew towards the line, but Vukotic still artistically pushing the play equipment out of the danger zone (39.).
Darmstadt’s Corredor fails to seriously
Even in the second half, the fans at the Böllenfall goal did not have to wait long for the first shot. Killian Corredor pulled off the left side and off the penalty area border, but Hertha goalkeeper Tjark Ernst went long and fisted the ball out of the threatened corner.
Then the game flattened out a little. Suddenly both teams were more concerned with ball safety. Until the 71st minute. Then Hertha played a nice attack that scraped makers completed with a massive shot of half -left to the left angle. But substitute Dawid Kownacki was clearly offside when the presentation.
Hertha Reese does not hit either
When a Corredor head (84th) after a free kick wiped from the line after a free kick, it was clear that it was clear that no gate should be scored on this day. That stayed that way in the ten -minute added time. Bartosz Bialek (90.+4) gave a good chance for Darmstadt with a nice direct acceptance from 16 meters.
And then Reese (90.+8) actually had to do that that day. But the Berliner put his shot over the left over the left side of a solo over the shoes just left past the gate.
Darmstadt in Kaiserslautern, Hertha welcomes Elversberg
Darmstadt 98 will play on the “Betze” (1.30 p.m.) at 1. FC Kaiserslautern on Sunday afternoon. Hertha BSC Triift on Friday evening on SV Elversberg (6.30 p.m.).