Highlights
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Full-time
90'
+ 4
Clear it out!
The visitors come down the right side once again and cross into the penalty area, but Jahn manages to clear with a long kick. The clock is ticking down.
90'
+ 4
Pröger covers ground
The substitute wins the ball in Club's half and is then brought down by Drexler. Important time for the home side.
90'
+ 4
90'
+ 3
90'
+ 2
Rocket header
A free-kick cross from the right lands perfectly on the head of the onrushing Ziegele, twelve metres in front of goal. The header from the Regensburg player goes wide of the right post. A big chance to seal the match!
90'
+ 1
Added time
There will be five minutes of additional time in Regensburg.
90'
The huge chance!
Forkel has a massive opportunity to equalise in the 90th minute. The visitors combine well down the right side into the penalty area, and the ball comes to the unmarked Forkel in the box, but he fails to strike it cleanly and squanders a great chance to level the score.
90'
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
88'
Good statistics
In the eight home matches so far under manager Patz, Jahn has never conceded more than one goal - if this continues today, they'll secure three points.
87'
Patz runs down the clock
With Pröger and Huth, two fresh players come on for Jahn, who naturally want to see out the victory here. Officially, there are three minutes left.
86'
Substitution
86'
Substitution
84'
Under heavy pressure
Lubach has almost always found a solution when under pressure from opponents today.
84'
Pressure Handling
Pressure Handling
This Match Fact examines how successfully players perform under pressure. The percentage of "solved situations" indicates how often a player has freed himself from opponent pressure by dribbling, passing, scoring a goal or drawing a foul.
70%
%
Rafael Lubach
20 times under pressure
83'
Intense
Both teams are giving their all in these final minutes, and the challenges are becoming heated. Hottmann and Yilmaz clash after a duel, but the referee manages to calm the tempers.
80'
Corner for the visitors
Schleimer wins another corner for the visitors. However, the ball flies too far towards the far post and then Jander goes down very easily. A free kick is awarded to Jahn, as Jander subsequently trapped the ball.
79'
The late Club
Nuremberg have scored five of their last six goals after the 80th minute. Can the visitors still make something happen here? Eleven minutes remain.
77'
Double substitution
Klose brings on fresh attacking players. Forkel and Emreli come on for Antiste and Karafiát.
77'
Substitution
77'
Substitution
77'
Substitution
76'
Duel of the Strikers
Shots
2
3
Noah Ganaus Janis Antiste
74'
Pollersbeck secures the ball
The Jahn goalkeeper confidently plucks a free-kick cross out of the air and then urges his teammates out of their own penalty area.
71'
Ganaus again!
The towering attacker breaks away once more, but this time meets his match in Gruber, who skilfully blocks the shot from the scorer of the 2-1.
69'
On the front foot
Jahn now have more control of the ball and play their way up to the visitors' penalty area, but it quickly comes to an end as Ziegele commits an offensive foul.
66'
Good spell
The Club has regained their composure and are now creating dangerous chances again. First, Pollersbeck has to clear against Schleimer, then Antiste wins a couple of corners in quick succession, flicking the second on, but not finding another Nuremberg player to capitalise on it.
Jubilation for Jahn
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64'
The match...
...has calmed down a bit after a hectic few minutes around Jahn's two goals. Viet comes on for Ananou for the home side.
63'
Substitution
60'
Ultimate punishment
Klose makes a double substitution and takes Flick off the pitch, who had come on in the first half for the injured Knoche. With his own goal, the Nuremberg player brought Jahn back into the game, before losing the one-on-one against Ganaus for the second goal. Gruber is on for him, and Schleimer also comes on for Lubach.
59'
Substitution
59'
Substitution
57'
Man of the Match
One goal and one assist: Ganaus has been the man of the match so far. It was the striker's fourth goal of the season, making him Jahn's top scorer this season.
55'
Goooal! Game turned around!
Ganaus heads home and completely turns the game around! This time it's Hottmann who can drive forward on the right and whips in a sharp cross to the right side of the six-yard box. Ganaus is there to head it in under the crossbar, leaving Reichert with no chance. A fantastic goal for Jahn!
Goal probability
Goal probability
Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.
Distance to Goal
Distance to Goal
The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.
54'
Jahn's fireworks display!
The home side are now on the verge of turning the match completely on its head. Once again, Ganaus is sent down the right and delivers a sharp cross into the middle, where Suhonen strikes it firmly! The ball flies over the bar after a deflection, before the offside flag is raised.
53'
Dry spell
After 490 minutes, Regensburg finally have a goal, with the help of the the opponent.
52'
Reichert secure!
The ball flies to the penalty spot and is headed towards goal by Hottmann. Reichert snatches the ball, but the referee orders the corner to be retaken. Reichert is there again to catch the second one, too.
49'
New Courage
Jahn are playing with confidence after the equaliser. A free-kick cross is cleared in the six-yard box by Flick. Corner for Regensburg.
47'
Goal! Equaliser!
Explosive start to the second half! The home side equalise with their first chance on goal. Ganaus is sent through on the right and delivers a sharp cross in front of Reichert's goal. The Nuremberg keeper is already kneeling to collect the ball, but Flick intervenes with an outstretched leg and touches the ball into his own net.
46'
We're back underway!
Regensburg kick off the second half. Bulic is on for Geipl, who was shown a yellow card just before the break.
Kick-off!
45'
+ 4
Substitution
Half-time
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Half-time
45'
+ 3
Strong finish
Lubach, coming from the left, manages to get a shot off from 22 metres out and forces Pollersbeck into a strong save. Corner for Nuremberg.
45'
+ 1
Added time
There will be three minutes of additional time.
44'
Free kick for Jahn
Reichert confidently plucks a free-kick cross from Handwerker out of the air. The home side have hardly been able to create any serious danger so far.
42'
Frustrated
The home side are noticeably frustrated. Adamyan has a lengthy discussion with the referee after a foul by Lubach at the halfway line. The referee deems this too much and shows a yellow card to the Regensburg player.
41'
Too harsh
Geipl catches Yilmaz's foot in a robust challenge at the halfway line. The situation is even briefly checked by VAR. However, Yilmaz is already back on his feet and a yellow card is absolutely justifiable.
41'
SituationNo red card
ReviewFoul?
DecisionYellow card
With finesse
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37'
Better and quicker
The visitors have simply been better so far, and also win the ball back much quicker than Jahn.
36'
Ball Recovery Time
Ball Recovery Time
Ball Recovery Time gives the time in seconds in which it takes a team to win back the ball following a loss of possession. It also allows conclusions to be drawn about a team's style of play. Only time when the ball is in play is counted (i.e. no breaks in play such as for goal-kicks, throw-ins etc).
32'
Curious scene
Reichert comes far out of his box for a high ball and tries to catch it on the edge of the penalty area. Ganaus intervenes and gets the ball. However, the Regensburg player stumbles during the finish and the referee subsequently whistles for a foul on the Club goalkeeper.
30'
Squandered!
The visitors with some beautiful play into Jahn's penalty area, but then Castrop simply takes too long to control the ball. A Regensburg player is there to clear it. There was much more potential in that move.
30'
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
26'
Castrop the troublemaker
The technician wins the ball with a robust challenge in front of Jahn's penalty area and then breaks away. In the penalty area, however, the provider of the assist for the opener is stopped. Nevertheless, Castrop is a constant threat, whose actions are causing problems for Regensburg.
25'
Another attempt
Reichert's clearance leads to a chance for the visitors, with Antiste getting a shot off from the right side of the penalty area, forcing Pollersbeck into a save. However, the linesman's flag quickly goes up. Offside!
24'
Reichert composed
The visitors' goalkeeper is alert to a long ball and clears it with his foot ahead of Ganaus.
23'
Knoche done
Knoche has to leave the pitch with calf problems. Flick replaces Nuremberg's defensive leader.
23'
Substitution
21'
Drexler alert
Duels won
3
6
Christian Kühlwetter Tim Drexler
18'
Kühlwetter has a go
The Jahn forward takes a shot from outside the box and narrowly misses the right side of Reichert's goal. A good attempt.
Good opening phase
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15'
Control
With the opening goal, the visitors have also taken control of the match. The play is currently being built up calmly from the back through Knoche. It looks very controlled.
13'
Tzimas' replacement scores
For Antiste, who came to Nuremberg in the winter, it's his second goal of the season and his fourth goal involvement in seven matches.
Goooal!
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Goal probability
Goal probability
Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.
Distance to Goal
Distance to Goal
The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.
10'
Knoche with the header
From a corner on the left side, Knoche powerfully heads the ball towards goal at the far post. Pollersbeck is alert, however, and confidently tips it over the crossbar. Another corner follows.
9'
Painful
Kühlwetter catches Castrop on the ankle. Free-kick for the visitors, who are engaged in intense discussions on the sideline. It seems to be about Knoche, who had pain in his calf during the opening minutes.
8'
Jahn on the attack
The home side counter-attack down the left flank, where Hottmann delivers a sharp ball into the penalty area. Ananou takes aim but fires well wide.
6'
First opportunity
Klose's team play it directly in front of Regensburg's penalty area, and Justvan gets a shot away from 18 metres out after a pass from Antiste. It looked decent, even though the ball sails over the crossbar.
5'
Knoche experiencing difficulties
The visitors' defensive leader clutches his calf after a long ball from Regensburg and needs to catch his breath briefly. However, the veteran is able to continue.
3'
Short pass
The visitors are wary of the difficult pitch, so Knoche plays the goal-kick himself with a very short pass from the six-yard box to Karafiát. However, the subsequent long ball forward is immediately lost.
1'
High and long
Adamyan blasts the ball from the half-space as a high, looping shot towards the visitors' goal. The ball bounces awkwardly and Nuremberh have to clear it into touch. A curious attacking move.
1'
Kick-off!
The ball is rolling in Regensburg.
Kick-off!
Promotion chance?
Victory would move Nuremberg up to fifth place, which would be the best position for Klose's team this season. Next week, there would then be a real top match against second-placed Hamburg.
Two up front
A second change for Jahn sees Eric Hottmann come in for Christian Viet, nominally making them much more offensive. Hottmann will likely form a strike partnership with Noah Ganaus.
Without Breunig
Regensburg must do without Louis Breunig for the first time this season. The youngster had started the first 26 matchdays. Robin Ziegele come into defence to replace him.
Tzimas absent
For the first time since September, Nuremberg must do without their top scorer Stefanos Tzimas. The recovered Jens Castrop come into the side to replace the Greek striker.
Nuremberg starting XI
Reichert - Drexler, Knoche, Karafiát - Janisch, Jander, Lubach, Yilmaz - Justvan, Castrop - Antiste
Regensburg starting XI
Pollersbeck - Ananou, Ziegele, Wurm, Handwerker - Kühlwetter, Geipl - Adamyan, Suhonen - Ganaus, Hottmann
Andreas Patz on facing Nuremberg
"Nuremberg are a team that are currently in good form and impress especially with their counter-attacking play and individual quality."
Miroslav Klose on facing Jahn
"We know that Regensburg have done well on their home ground. But despite the international break, we need to stay in our flow and want to secure three points. We'll have to invest a lot to achieve that."
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TOGETHER! Stop Hate. Be a Team.
Draw guaranteed?
The last four encounters in Regensburg all ended in draws. Nuremberg last won away at Jahn in August 2017 (1-0), while Regensburg's last home victory dates back 21 years (2-1 on 2 April 2004).
Little to celebrate for Jahn
Regensburg have been without a win in five second-tier matches against Nuremberg and have only won one of their last eleven encounters against the Club (1-0 away in January 2021).
Historic goal fest in the first game
The first-round match in 2024/25 was a clear victory for the visitors, with spectators witnessing an 8-3 thriller. Only three matches in the Bundesliga 2 history saw more goals, the last being Kaiserslautern's 7-6 against Meppen in 1997. Nuremberg themselves had never scored as many goals in any of their 1,918 matches in the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2.
Nuremberg's strong record
Derby time at the Jahnstadion! So far in 17 matches in the Bundesliga 2 between the two clubs, there have been nine Nuremberg victories, six draws, and Regensburg has won only twice. Even in other leagues and competitions, Jahn has almost always come up short.
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