Bundesliga 2 video highlights: All the goals from Matchday 34!
Heidenheim secured the Bundesliga 2 title in the most dramatic of final days in Germany’s second division as Hamburg missed out on automatic promotion again as the curtain came down on the 2022/23 season.
Simply click on the PLAY buttons below for all the Matchday 34 highlights...
Jahn Regensburg 2-3 Heidenheim
Tim Kleindienst struck a 99th-minute winner as Heidenheim came from 2-0 down in Regensburg to go from missing out on promotion to being Bundesliga 2 champions. The result also confirmed Regensburg’s relegation to the 3. Liga.
Jean-Luc Dompe scored the only goal as HSV beat relegated Sandhausen but fell just short of a return to the Bundesliga. They will instead contest the play-off against VfB Stuttgart.
Want more Bundesliga Action?
Already-promoted Darmstadt missed out on the title after conceding four second-half goals in Fürth, having seen Patric Pfeiffer sent off on 30 minutes.
Magdeburg 4-0 Arminia Bielefeld
Magdeburg ended their first season back in the second division with an 11th-place finish thanks to a comprehensive win over Bielefeld, who must now battle for their Bundesliga 2 status in the play-off against Wehen Wiesbaden.
Kaiserslautern 0-3 Fortuna Düsseldorf
Dawid Kownacki bagged a brace in his final Düsseldorf game as Fortuna secured fourth place after running out 3-0 winners away at 10-man Kaiserslautern, who finished ninth after their promotion push petered out in their first season back from the third division.
Kiel earned a top-half finish by leapfrogging Hannover thanks to a five-star display at the Heinz von Heiden Arena, including a brace from Fin Bartels. Phil Neumann got the hosts’ consolation after the damage was done.
Pauli finished the season in fifth – behind Düsseldorf on goal difference – and Karlsruhe in seventh after the pair exchanged goals at the Millerntor.
Hansa Rostock 2-1 Eintracht Braunschweig
Braunschweig ensured that all three teams promoted from the 3. Liga last summer survived despite a late defeat in Rostock and being a man down for 70 minutes.
Nuremberg’s first away win of the calendar year thanks to Lukas Schleimer’s 20th-minute goal meant there was no play-off drama for them away at Paderborn, who ended the campaign in sixth.
Watch: The top 5 goals from Matchday 34
Related news
Christopher Nkunku's Bundesliga career in numbers
bundesliga.com looks at the numbers behind Nkunku's stunning performances at the Red Bull Arena...
How Marco Rose transformed Leipzig's season
Marco Rose is the toast of Leipzig after steering his hometown club back into the Champions League and to more DFB Cup glory.
Why the Bundesliga is best for youngsters
Want to go from wannabe to world-beater? Then Germany's the place to be...