The SpVgg Greuther Fürth even hits three times - but conceded goals like on the assembly line.
The Franks suffer the next negative record.
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim settled down after the rifle festival.
Fürth - In a wild shooting competition, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim inflicted the next brutal negative record in the Bundesliga on the unfortunate SpVgg Greuther Fürth.
The defensively embarrassing Franconian climber conceded his eleventh consecutive defeat in the spectacular 3: 6 (1: 2) on Saturday - no other club had been so unsuccessful before.
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Chains of errors: "Individual stories" brutally punished
SpVgg Greuther Fürth is experiencing its next fiasco.
The interim result after ten Bundesliga games is appalling.
Can the retired climber reduce his mistakes?
Chains of errors: "Individual stories" brutally punished
1. FC Nürnberg conceded their first defeat of the season
After losing the cup against HSV, the "club" also got it in the league.
At the 0-2 in Darmstadt, not only is the necessary freshness missing.
1. FC Nürnberg conceded their first defeat of the season
Stefan Leitl experienced a memorable rollercoaster of emotions in a boisterous 100th competitive game as a shamrock coach.
Even in their 23rd attempt, the Fürthern failed to win at home in the Bundesliga.
The Hoffenheim team are now involved in the fight for an international starting place with 20 points after 13 match days.
The Fürth with their confused defense have 19 points less and are hopeless bottom of the table.
Jamie Leweling even put the Franks in the lead in the 22nd minute in front of only 3385 spectators.
The offensive force of the Hoffenheimers by Ihlas Bebou (32nd, 62nd, 80th) and Georginio Rutter (40th, 57th) was too powerful.
Timothy Tillman (46.) and Branimir Hrgota (67.) again made Fürth hope quiet with their goals, but team-mate Marco Meyerhöfer (66.) meanwhile scored their own goal.
Of course, Leitl has a negative impact on the sporting situation.
"Nobody would have expected that we are currently so beaten," said the trainer of the Franconia the TV broadcaster Sky before the kick-off.
"Very, very bitter" is all of this, but pity is "not appropriate."
And so the Fürth team started the next chapter of their multi-part series "How do I win a Bundesliga game?"
The guests from Hoffenheim started after a head injury without their striker Andrej Kramaric, regular goalkeeper Oliver Baumann was replaced by Philipp Pentke after slight symptoms of illness.
Many interruptions initially shaped the nickname encounter.
After a corner from Hoffenheim and a lot of confusion in his own penalty area, Fürth's goalkeeper Marius Funk (21st) saved the line quickly.
In return, Hrgota cleverly put back on the left side on Leweling, who met to lead the home side.
The difference between first and second division?
Unused opportunities and mistakes are quickly punished.
First Abiama passed directly to Tillman (32nd), who only hit the left post - it would have been 2-0.
Instead, in return, Bebou completed a counterattack based on Rutter's exact presentation, which Fürth never got under control.
As sloppy as the TSG defended at times, they sometimes combined nicely on the offensive.
Rutter headed a relay via Kevin Vogt and the former Fürth David Raum, turning the game for the Hoffenheim team.
The preliminary decision?
Are you kidding me? Are you serious when you say that!
Tillman hit back just seconds after half-time after a one-two with Hrgota.
The Fürth captain woke up the audience with a double chance in the 54th minute.
Again Rutter with a wonderful flick and then again also Bebou after a perfect through pass from Munas Dabbur punished the dubiously porous cover of the home side.
The lively target shooting went even further.
The XXL construction site Abwehr simply cannot be closed at Fürth.
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