| SCHIEDSRICHTER | ZUSCHAUER |
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| Dr. Felix Brych (München) | 47125 |
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1
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Tore |
2
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5
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Torschüsse |
15
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1
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Ecken |
5
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19
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Fouls |
21
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49.50
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Ballbesitz in % |
50.50
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1
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Abseits |
2
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2
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Gelb |
1
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-
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Gelb-Rot |
-
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1
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Rot |
-
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AUFSTELLUNG
ERSATZBANK
TRAINER |
AUFSTELLUNG
ERSATZBANK
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TORE
| 12' | ||||
| 26' | ||||
| 87' |
| 9Terodde | 11Asano | 12. Min | ||||||
| 26. Min | 14Harnik | 37Sarenren Bazee | ||||||
| 87. Min | 11Klaus | 37Sarenren Bazee |
AUSWECHSLUNGEN
| 57' | ||||
| 64' | ||||
| 73' | ||||
| 79' | ||||
| 81' | ||||
| 90' |
| 25Zimmermann | 31Özcan | 57. Min | ||||||
| 11Asano | 10Maxim | 64. Min | ||||||
| 73. Min | 25Sorg | 3Albornoz | ||||||
| 79. Min | 14Harnik | 24Füllkrug | ||||||
| 15Mané | 33Ginczek | 81. Min | ||||||
| 90. Min | 37Sarenren Bazee | 18Fossum |
KARTEN
| 39' | 19 Großkreutz | |||
| 25 Sorg | 41' | |||
| 76' | 21 Pavard | |||
| 90 + 3' | 5 Baumgartl |
| 19Großkreutz | 39. Min | |||||||
| 41. Min | 25Sorg | |||||||
| 21Pavard | 76. Min | |||||||
| 5Baumgartl | 90 + 3. Min |
VfB’s home run has been brought to an end. On Monday evening, the side in the shirts with the infamous red hoop suffered a 1-2 defeat at the hands of Hanover 96. A hard-fought out battle was eventually to be decided by a late goal. As was often the case in recent weeks, Simon Terodde & Co. got off to a good start and took an early lead, but that was only to last for fourteen minutes. Both sides had good opportunities before the break and the match developed into a tough physical battle during the second period, with the visitors then making snagging a late decider.
Personnel
The was one change made to the VfB starting eleven from last weekend’s outing, with Kevin Großkreutz getting the nod ahead of Berkay Özcan. In addition, both Daniel Ginczek and Alexandru Maxim returned to the 18-man squad.
| 12th minute: | Same procedure as so often this season….! As has been the case in the last six games, VfB take the lead within the opening quarter-hour. And it was a goal the Cannstatt Boys had to battle hard for against Hannover. Christian Gentner flings himself into a challenge and the ball breaks for Carlos Mané, who immediately passes on to Takuma Asano. The Japanese international is unable to get enough control of the ball to get a shot away, but manages to poke a pass through to Simon Terodde who slides in to make contact ahead of Hannover keeper Philipp Tschauner, to make it 1-0. |
| 26th minute | Shortly beforehand, Kevin Großkreutz won a race for possession with the striker, but this time Martin Harnik gets on the end of a delivery from Noah Sarenren Bazee for force the ball over the line with his chest – 1-1. |
| 29th minute | And more danger in front of the VfB goal! Mitch Langerak makes a save from Marvin Bakalorz, as the ball bounces awkwardly in front of him. |
| 30th minute | There are chances for Hannes Wolf’s men too. Takuma Asano’s shot sails over the crossbar. |
| 82nd minute | Daniel Ginczek resplaces Carlos Mané – and just seconds after his introduction, the striker has his first sight of goal, but is unable to steer his shot on target. |
| 87th minute | Felix Klaus makes effective use of some confusion in the VfB defence to first home and make it 2-1 for the visitors. |
| 90th minute: | Timo Baumgartl is shown the red card in injury-time for a handball. |
Hannes Wolf:
We have to admit that we weren’t good enough in the first-half and never really got into the game. Things worked out better after the re-start and we had our chances. We naturally want to win every game in front of our home fans – but that didn’t go in our favour today. Some games just go that way though and we are not going to let that get us down.
Conclusion
On Monday evening, VfB were faced by an opponent that demanded everything Hannes Wolf’s men had to offer – and the Wasenelf were up for the challenge! Just as it looked as though the two sides would be having to settle for a share of the spoils, the guests struck and snatched away all three points.
