Highlights
広告
90'
+ 5
Conclusion
After the lightning start with two goals in the first six minutes by Ziegele (4') for Regensburg and Nikolaou (6') for Braunschweig, the home side were the better team, but repeatedly failed to beat Eintracht goalkeeper Hoffmann. In the end, both teams had to pay tribute to the intensity of the match and settled for a draw. A point that will especially help Braunschweig in their fight against relegation.
試合終了
90'
+ 4
No handball
A high ball drops onto the arm of a Braunschweig player in the visitors' penalty area. The scene is briefly checked by VAR, but then play continues with a free kick for Braunschweig after the Ganaus foul.
90'
+ 3
SituationNo penalty
ReviewHandball?
DecisionNo penalty
90'
+ 2
Cramp and an offensive foul
Ganaus has given his all and is sitting on the ground with a cramp. Previously, the Regensburg player had fallen in a duel with Kaufmann just outside the Braunschweig penalty area, but the free kick was awarded against him.
90'
+ 2
By any means necessary
Veteran Bičakčić uses all permissible means in the aerial duel against Huth to clear the ball from his own half.
90'
+ 1
Stoppage time
Three minutes of additional time.
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.
89'
Too robust
Szabó earns himself a yellow card on the right side of the Regensburg penalty area just before the end, as he goes in too robustly in the challenge. But even so, the visitors are keeping Jahn far away from their own goal.
86'
Free kick Regensburg
The tireless Ganaus wins a free kick near the left corner flag.
82'
A late winner?
Both teams are struggling offensively now and yet a late goal would be so important, especially for Regensburg. However, the visitors are now playing with composure and keeping Jahn far away from their own goal.
77'
The match has taken its toll
Both teams are slowly but surely having to pay tribute to the intense game. There are now many inaccuracies and technical errors, especially in Regensburg's offensive play.
75'
A Centre-Forward
Like Regensburg, Eintracht Braunschweig have now also brought on a new tall striker. It'll be Kaufmann's job to hold up balls up front together with Szabó.
74'
Pröger against the rest
The Regensburg player dribbles past several opponents in the centre, but is then stopped hard but fairly, and the visitors can clear the situation.
71'
Dangerous cross!
Hottmann has been causing trouble around the visitors' penalty area since coming on as a substitute. His sharp cross from the right side is just cleared by the visitors. Afterwards, Hoffmann is on hand to deal with a long-range shot from Kühlwetter.
69'
Strong clearance
After Hottmann robustly wins the ball against Bičakčić at the edge of the Braunschweig penalty area, Nikolaou manages to clear the situation at the cost of a Regensburg throw-in. That was important!
66'
Strong under pressure
Baas, who was promoted to the starting eleven today, successfully managed 80 per cent of the ten situations in which he was put under pressure. His passes under pressure even reached their target 100 per cent of the time. Strong performance from Baas!
66'
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.
80%
%
Julian Baas
10 times under pressure
64'
Pröger...
...shoots at Marie and the ball deflects off his chest and goes out for a goal kick. Corner for Regensburg.
62'
Patz wants more
Hottmann and Viet are getting ready to be substituted on. The home side need to be more incisive if they want more than just a draw here.
61'
No danger
Szabó is sent deep down the right into the Regensburg penalty area. Ballas is alert and cuts off both the ball and the opponent.
60'
End of the day for Gómez
The visitors make their third substitution. Marie comes on for the luckless Gómez.
60'
控え
54'
Intense match
Both teams are investing a lot in this match at the beginning of the second half and are also taking higher risks. The visitors are trying to play their way into this match with combination play. Regensburg are playing with a lot of heart and are waiting for counter-attacks through Ganaus, who is repeatedly being targeted with long balls.
51'
A phase of possession for the visitors
Eintracht manage to maintain possession for a longer period through Baas and Di Michele Sanchez and then move centrally via Philippe. Pröger anticipates the pass to the left flank and sets Ganaus loose on the counter-attack. However, Krauße is alert and intercepts the ball.
49'
Great strike!
Ganaus is sent down the right again and doesn't hesitate in the penalty area. His powerful shot towards the near post requires a brilliant save from Hoffmann, who is increasingly becoming the guarantor for the draw from Braunschweig's perspective.
47'
Corner straight away
The lively Ganaus immediately wins another corner for Regensburg. The visitors manage to clear initially, but the ball is then sent back high into Eintracht's penalty area, where Nikolaou has to clear just in front of his own goal.
46'
Let's continue!
The home side kick off the second half. For the visitors, captain Bičakčić and the tall Szabó are now on the pitch, while Ehlers and Tachie remain in the dressing room.
後半開始
Half-time in Regensburg
© IMAGO/Sascha Janne
45'
+ 1
控え
45'
+ 1
控え
前半終了
45'
Stoppage time
One minute of added time.
44'
Skillful recovery
There's almost a misunderstanding between Hoffmann and Nikolaou in front of their own goal, but they manage to clear up the rather precarious situation before Ganaus arrives.
41'
Strong at home again?
The Patz team have not lost in their last five matches in front of their home crowd. Today too, it looks like the points, which they so desperately need in the fight against relegation, could be within reach.
39'
Chance for the visitors to take the lead!
Di Michele Sanchez is sent racing down the left and leaves a defender sliding into thin air in the Regensburg penalty area. However, Pollersbeck in the home side's goal safely catches his shot. Big chance for the visitors to take the lead!
37'
Good idea
After Ballas wins the ball in the centre, Patz's team want to move quickly, but the pass doesn't reach its target. That could have been a chance for Regensburg. Braunschweig need to do more here.
35'
Ballas heads just over!
The next dangerous set piece flies into the Braunschweig penalty area. Ballas rises high and nods the ball about half a metre over the crossbar. Regensurg are on top here.
34'
The next corner
Regensburg are awarded their fifth corner of the game.
33'
Applause for Ernst
The home side's midfielder doesn't give up on a ball at the touchline and slides in with great commitment to tackle the ball into touch! The Regensburg fans celebrate accordingly!
31'
Unrest on the pitch
Pröger is upset because he didn't receive a free kick, while Kühlwetter did. This leads to a heated discussion, but referee Erbst doesn't let this disturb him in the slightest, and the players also calm down quickly again.
30'
Dangerous Regensburg
The home side are putting in a really good performance here and have already had four attempts in the Braunschweig penalty area. Hoffmann certainly can't complain about having too little work to do.
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.
27'
Hoffmann very alert
The ball is driven directly towards goal by Pröger, but despite heavy traffic in front of him, Hoffmann goes his fist to the ball in the six-yard box and manages to clear the situation. Commanding stuff from the Braunschweig goalkeeper!
26'
Last Option
On the right, Ganaus gets past Nikolaou this time. The scorer of the 1-1 equaliser can only resort to a foul two metres in front of his own penalty area on the right side. That's a yellow card and a free kick for the home side.
Found the gap
© IMAGO/Sascha Janne
23'
Just wide!
And the corner has something to it: Ganaus gets to the ball in the scramble from seven metres out and puts the ball just wide of the right post with a powerful shot. Big chance for Regensburg to take the lead again.
22'
Great from Hein
The Jahn attacker leaves his opponent standing on the left wing with a feint and then drives down to the byline. The cross is then blocked for a corner.
20'
Treatment break
Köhler gets clattered by Adamyan in an aerial duel and requires treatment on the pitch. However, the milestone man is able to continue.
19'
Painful
Hein gets underneath Köhler and the Braunschweig player crashes painfully onto his back. Free kick for the visitors and a warning from the referee to Hein.
18'
Early goals - know-how
For Regensburg, that was their earliest goal this season, but Braunschweig have even scored twice in the 1st minute in 2024/25 (at home against Köln and away at Münster).
16'
Ehlers heads over
The visitors' defender gets his head to the ball at the edge of the six-yard box after a cross from the right side, but puts the ball high over Pollersbeck's goal.
15'
Big chance for Hein!
The Regensburg player slides to reach the ball three metres in front of the goal, but can't connect properly. Hoffmann would have been powerless there.
13'
Philippe secure on the ball
The striker, who also unleashed the thunderous free-kick at Pollersbeck, cannot be separated from the ball in front of the Regensburg goal and plays a lovely through ball to Di Michele Sanchez on the left, who, however, loses possession.
10'
Too far
The home side remain in possession after the corner and establish themselves around Eintracht's penalty area. Handwerker's cross, however, is too long and goes wide of the left post.
9'
Hoffmann secure
The visitors' goalkeeper is alert at his post for a free-kick cross from Adamyan and plucks the ball out of the air. Shortly afterwards, Pröger wins the second corner of the match for Regensburg. The first corner led to the opening goal. What will happen this time?
8'
Two goal premieres
That was Ziegele's first goal in the Bundesliga 2 in his 35th match. It's also Nikolaou's first goal of the season. The defensive stalwarts are setting the offensive pace here.
6'
Goooal! Equaliser!
What's going on here? Philippe smashes a free kick from 30 metres out towards Pollersbeck's goal, whose hands nearly fly off during the save. Nikolaou is alert and just like Ziegele a few seconds ago, he expertly pounces on the rebound. 1-1! Let's keep this going!
ゴールの確率
ゴールの確率
ゴールの確率とは、ピッチ上のあらゆる位置から打ったシュートがゴールに入る確率のことです。この値は過去数年間の大量のデータに基づいており、シュートの角度、ゴールまでの距離、相手のプレッシャーなどの要因や、数学的なモデルに基づいています。
ゴールまでの距離"
ゴールまでの距離"
シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。
4'
Goooooal!
The home side take the lead very early here! After Handwerker's lob, Hoffmann's save results in a corner, which Adamyan delivers sharply into the box. Hoffmann manages to save a first header, but Ziegele is perfectly positioned and powers the rebound into the net in classic goalscorer fashion!
ゴールの確率
ゴールの確率
ゴールの確率とは、ピッチ上のあらゆる位置から打ったシュートがゴールに入る確率のことです。この値は過去数年間の大量のデータに基づいており、シュートの角度、ゴールまでの距離、相手のプレッシャーなどの要因や、数学的なモデルに基づいています。
ゴールまでの距離"
ゴールまでの距離"
シュートの瞬間にボールの位置からゴールの中心までの距離を測定します。
1'
One step too quick
A quick long ball is meant to reach Philippe, but he's standing a tick too far forward and gets caught offside.
1'
The ball is rolling
Eintracht have kicked off the match.
キックオフ
Return to the starting eleven
Pröger is in the Jahn starting eleven for the first time since matchday 24 (0-2 defeat in Kaiserslautern); after that, he only came on as a substitute three times due to a muscle strain and a toe injury.
Milestone met
Braunschweig defender Köhler is making his 50th second division appearance today (for Braunschweig and Osnabrück).
Tempelmann out for Barunschweig
Eintracht coach Scherning makes four changes to his starting XI compared to the last match (2-0 home win against Kaiserslautern): Di Michele Sanchez, Ehlers, Baas and Gomez play for Jaeckel, Tempelmann and Bell Bell (all suspended due to yellow cards) and Marie (on the bench).
Ernst and Pröger included
Regensburg coach Patz makes two changes to his starting line-up compared to the last match (0-3 defeat in Magdeburg): Ernst and Pröger come in for Kieffer and Viet (both on the bench).
Braunschweig starting XI
Hoffmann - Ehlers, Köhler, Nikolaou - Rittmüller, Krauße, Di Michele Sanchez - Gomez, Baas - Philippe, Tachie
Regensburg's starting XI
Pollersbeck - Wurm, Ballas, Ziegele - Ernst, Handwerker - Pröger, Kühlwetter, Hein - Ganaus, Adamyan
Andreas Patz on facing Braunschweig
"They are always dangerous on the counter. In the winter window, they strengthened sensibly in several positions. They have a lot of power in attack. Eintracht Braunschweig will demand everything from us. We need to prepare for this and push ourselves to our limits both physically and tactically."
Daniel Scherning on facing Regensburg
"I expect a challenging task. We must not make the mistake of thinking that we are travelling to the bottom-placed team and will win there, but rather we are travelling to the team that is 13th in the home table. They have not lost their last five home matches, including against very good teams. It will be a challenge."
Match officials
Referee: Lars Erbst, Assistant Referee 1: Mario Hildenbrand, Assistant Referee 2: Manuel Bergmann, Fourth Official: Christian Dietz, VAR: Markus Schmidt, VAR Assistant: Dr. Justus Zorn
Red mist
Four Eintracht players have been sent off across in their last three visits to Regensburg. The 2-1 defeat in September 2017 amazingly saw only eight Braunschweig players remain on the pitch at full-time.
Long time ago
Braunschweig's last away win in Regensburg was 12 years ago, with Domi Kumbela the only scorer in the Bundesliga 2 fixture.
Regensburg's strong run
Regensburg have not lost any of their last three matches against Braunschweig (one win, two draws). The 0-0 draw in the reverse fixture was Jahn's only away point this season.
On equal footing
After 16 competitive matches, the record between Regensburg and Braunschweig is perfectly balanced: seven wins for Jahn, two draws, seven wins for Braunschweig.
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