No goals in the top game and another loss for VfB Stuttgart. Now Heidenheim is also involved in the promotion race.
Dusseldorf (dpa) - Arminia Bielefeld remains on the rise course in the 2nd Bundesliga.
The sovereign second division league leader from East Westphalia, who has been undefeated for nine games, achieved a 0: 0 in the top game with the pursuer Hamburger SV and has seven rounds before the end of the season eight points ahead of third place, which the next opponent VfB Stuttgart still holds.
The Swabians who have been victorious for four games and who had to play for a half-time after the yellow-red card against Daniel Didavi lost at Holstein Kiel 2: 3 (0: 1) and now even have to worry about the relegation rank. 1. FC Heidenheim remain in wait position with a point lag after the 1-0 win against SV Wehen Wiesbaden on Friday evening.
The Hamburg elf, changed to three positions, came into play well in the Volksparkstadion, controlled the game and also had the better options. Arminia's coach Uwe Neuhaus, who was on the bench in his 300th second division game, had set up his team very defensively and had to be satisfied with the point win in the end.
In the relegation zone, Karlsruher SC improved to relegation rank with a 0: 0 against VfL Bochum. For 1. FC Nürnberg the situation remains hot despite the still saved point in the 1-1 draw against Erzgebirge Aue, especially since the bottom of the table Dynamo Dresden is still two games behind. "The team has invested everything," said coach Jens Keller, but the attack is currently lacking. The equalizer fell through an own goal from Sören Gonther. The Saxons had survived without damage after a serious accident in which they were involved before arrival. The bus driver saved their lives, said Aues goal scorer Dimitrij Nazarov.
Hannover 96 landed an important victory in the 4-2 victory in the Lower Saxony derby at VfL Osnabrück. Joker Marvin Ducksch turned the game for the guests with two goals after a 1-2 deficit. "We didn't know where we were after the long break and we had a hard time at the beginning," said Hanover coach Kenan Kocak. With 30 points, the situation for the Osnabrückers remains dangerous. "The disappointment is very deep," said VfL coach Daniel Thioune.
After the sobering 0: 4 at SV Darmstadt 98, FC St. Pauli with his continuing weakness away from home must look down again. "It really worries me that we have to go home again without a count," complained goalkeeper Robin Himmelmann.
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