The match in Braunschweig ends goalless. It wasn't a spectacle by any means, so the points being shared is a fair result. Similar to the first half, each team had their moments, but neither could create truly compelling opportunities.

Two minutes of additional time.

After losing possession, the Lions need only 11.3 seconds to regain the ball, while Jahn takes about 3 seconds longer.

Still no goals in this match - will someone manage to land the lucky punch?

Goals are needed, the second half is on!

Both teams had some good periods in the first half. Neither side was truly convincing, with Pröger having the best chance to take the lead in the 37th minute. The first goal is still yet to come.

Regensburg ran almost two kilometres more than Braunschweig.

Two minutes of additional time.

...for both teams in the first half. A goal would give the match a boost. At the moment, the game seems evenly balanced.

While defending, Geipl goes down and requires brief treatment. The match now continues.

The ball is rolling in Braunschweig.

Benjamin Mbom and Phil Kunze are in the Eintracht squad for the first time, while Linus Queisser and Jona Borsum are also yet to make their second-tier debut (each on the bench for the third time).

For Braunschweig, there is only the change that had to be made, with Fabio Kaufmann suspended due to yellow cards and replaced by Sanoussy Ba. The 20-year-old has featured on three matchdays so far (three losses) and last started on Matchday 2 in mid-August against Magdeburg.

Bottom-of-the-table Regensburg aim to close the gap to the teams above them with the same starting XI as in their last match against (1-0 loss to Magdeburg).

Gebhardt - Wurm, Bulic, Breunig - Pröger, Ernst, Geipl, Hein - Viet, Kother - Kühlwetter

Johansson - Ehlers, Bičakčić, Jaeckel - Bell Bell, Köhler, Krauße, Ba - Philippe, Johan Gómez - Polter

"Under Andreas Patz, they are more industrious, dynamic, and strong in tackles. They can be uncomfortable to play against if you don't manage to be intense and uncomfortable yourself. If you make the mistake of focusing on other things, it becomes difficult. However, if you can at least match them with the same attributes, we as a team are capable of showing that we want to and will win the match."

"We need to deliver the same performance that we showed at home. Braunschweig are a team that transition very well. We know what to expect."

In the last six encounters between these two clubs, there were a total of five red cards, four of them for Braunschweig players.

The 1-1 draw in November 2022 in Regensburg was the only draw in the 15 competitive matches between Eintracht and Jahn (seven wins each).

The 2-1 win against Eintracht on 20 May 2023 was Regensburg's last away victory in Bundesliga 2. Since then, they have only suffered defeats on the road (all in this season).

Braunschweig and Regensburg meet for the first time since the 2022/23 season. Two years ago in Bundesliga 2, there was a 1-1 draw in Regensburg and Jahn won 2-1 in Braunschweig.

Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 14 fixture between Eintracht Braunschweig and SSV Jahn Regensburg.