The sovereign leaders FC Ingolstadt with a hard fought victory in the second half of the 2nd Bundesliga started and Ewald Lienen has the coaching debut for FC St. Pauli spoiled
The Upper Bavaria won on Wednesday evening. 2: 1 (1: 0 ) and thus extended their lead on the now second-placed SV Darmstadt 98 on seven points from. Matthew Leckie (22) and Pascal Large (80th) scored for the fourth win of the FCI in series and the comfortable lead in the standings. The bottom side of Hamburg was not enough goal by Sebastian shafts (78).
A day after the surprising commitment of veteran Lienen was the neighborhood club a committed presentation and had the big rise favorites to the brink of point loss. As shafts expressed just before the end after a corner kick the ball over the line, that was the deserved equalizer.
Ingolstadt but suggested less than two minutes later, back by Gross, a remarkable solo run with the acclaimed 2: 1 after
“Lions” miss Dreier
As St. Paul puts even 1860 München also continued in the basement table laid. The sixties were against 1. FC Kaiserslautern only to a 1: 1 (1: 0). Markus Karl (85th) scored the late equalizer for the visitors, who nevertheless awarded the chance to third. Yannick Stark (26) brought the Munich head in management
13,800 spectators, the expected image was found. The lions were five home defeats considered in a row on a secure defensive, FCK had to make the game. But the guests managed hardly dangerous, instead Munich went from almost nothing in the lead. Stark recovered a good cross from Daniel Adlung
After the break changed little, Kaiserslautern came against the good lion-defense only to a few degrees. So failed about Kerem Demirbay (73) from an acute angle. Karl was ultimately still after a corner successful.
Sand Stockhausen series cunning
Improving Darmstadt may 98 be further from return to the Bundesliga after 33 years of dreaming. The lilies sprang with the 2: 1 (1: 0) at SV Sandhausen to second place, are unbeaten and promising for nine games in the promotion race
. The Hesse, the last 1981/82 played in the upper house, have 32 points on the board and thus two points clear of the chasing Karlsruher SC and Eintracht Braunschweig. Sandhausen lost for the first time after three games without defeat again, but is still four points above the relegation zone.
Hanno Behrens secured Darmstadt before 5096 spectators with a deflected shot in 86 minutes deserved victory. The guests had gone through an own goal from Manuel Stiefler lead (15).
goalkeeper Manuel Riemann had shot his own teammates in a crashed defensive action. Aziz Bouhaddouz resembled a header following a corner kick for the host (63). It saw 98-keeper Christian Mathenia bad.
young legs away from the court
RB Leipzig in promotion battle away can again be important points and thus missed the jump on Relegation third. The Saxons came at relegation-threatened VfR Aalen not a happy 0: 0 out. The hosts put meanwhile, continued in the basement table fixed.
Leipzig had more than half an hour to play against the already superior Aalen outnumbered, Anthony Jung him down to tackle a second yellow card (56)..
Before the performance in Aalen ambitious Leipzig had only won two of their eight away games, and even before 5015 spectators in the Scholz-Arena, Sachsen struggled from the beginning. At the latest after a double chance by Aalen Jürgen Gjasula and Michael Klauss (40) RB went with a happy 0. 0 at the break
was even more difficult the task for guests, as Jung stopped a counterattack opponent Nejmeddin Daghfous my opponent and had to leave the field. As a result, Leipzig
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