St. Pauli 1-0 Jahn Regensburg
Goals: 1-0 Osei Owusu o.g. (23')

St. Pauli's remarkable recent run continued with victory over Jahn Regensburg - their ninth in succession. Having been on the scoresheet at the right end in each of his previous two matches, Prince Osei Owusu's own goal proved to be the difference as Pauli moved fourth and are only six points back from the top three. It keeps Fabian Hürzeler's side in with a chance of what would be an incredible promotion considering the team were in the bottom three as recently as Matchday 16.

Hannover 3-1 Sandhausen
Goals: 0-1 Kinsombi (14'), 1-1 Beier (45'+2), 2-1 Köhn (61'), 3-1 Schaub (88')

Christian Kinsombi had Sandhausen in front after just 14 minutes and on course for a first victory since Matchday 18. But Maximilian Beier's equaliser on the stroke of half time turned the game on its head. Derrick Köhn and Louis Schaub went on to secure all three points for the hosts, who remain in mid-table as a result. As for the visitors, Sandhausen's latest defeat leaves them rooted to the bottom of the table and five points away from safety.

Karlsruhe 1-1 Eintracht Braunschweig
Goals: 0-1 Lauberbach (4'), 1-1 Jensen (69')
Red card: Fejzic (69')

Karlsruhe were held to a draw at home to 10-man Eintracht Braunschweig in what was a hard-fought point for both sides. It was in fact the visitors that took the lead after only four minutes as Lion Lauberbach opened the scoring with his fourth goal of the campaign. It took Karlsruhe over an hour to finally pull themselves level, with Leon Jensen on target, and their chances of victory increased in the aftermath of that goal as Jasmin Fejzic was shown a second yellow card for his complaints over the equaliser. Karlsruhe couldn't make their advantage count, though, and the spoils were shared.

Paderborn 3-2 Greuther Fürth
Goals: 1-0 Schallenberg (13'), 2-0 Muslija (61'), 3-0 Conteh (76'), 3-1 Abiama (82'), 3-2 Hrgota (82')

Paderborn ended a four-game winless run by beating Greuther on Sunday. Ron Schallenberg provided the opener with just 13 minutes on the clock, before Florent Muslija wrapped up the points with just under half an hour to play. It was Muslija's fifth goal of the season and first since Matchday 20, one that preceded Sirlord Conteh's third. Dickson Abiama and Branimir Hrgota struck late on to threaten a comeback, but the hosts held firm. Paderborn jump into fifth place, are now just seven points back from the top three and still in contention for a promotion place, while the Clover Leaves slip to 12th.

Holstein Kiel 2-3 Arminia Bielefeld
Goals: 0-1 Jäkel (11'), 0-2 Hack (29'), 1-2 Skrzybski (32'), 1-3 Okugawa (55'), 2-3 Fridjonsson (67')

Arminia Bielefeld edged a five-goal thriller in Kiel, where the visitors wasted little time in taking a 2-0 lead within the first half hour. Frederik Jäkel and Robin Hack were the men with the goals before Steven Skrzybski halved the deficit for Holstein Kiel. Masaya Okugawa restored his side's two-goal lead just after half time, but Holmbert Fridjonsson kept the home side in with a shout by registering his second league goal of the season. There would be no way back for Kiel, though, with Bielefeld picking up a vital victory in their bid for survival.

Magdeburg 3-0 Hansa Rostock
Goals: 1-0 Conde (29'), 2-0 Ceka (60'), 3-0 Ceka (70')
Red card: Verhoek (57')

Magdeburg moved one step closer to a second season in Bundesliga 2 with a comprehensive win over Hansa Rostock. Amara Conde hit a first-half opener for the home side, whose task was made simpler when John Verhoek was shown a red card after the break. Jason Ceka duly hit a 10-minute brace as Magdeburg moved four points clear of safety and six better off than Rostock, who sit second bottom. They're now six games without a win (D1, L5) and their Bundesliga 2 status hangs in the balance.

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