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Hamburger SV - Dynamo Dresden 2: 1 (0: 1)
Last minute rejoicing at Hamburger SV: David Kinsombi (90. + 4) has scored the promotion to 2: 1 (0: 0) against Dynamo Dresden and thus to the top of the 2nd Bundesliga. The team of coach Dieter Hecking is tied with Arminia Bielefeld, but has the better goal difference.
Shortly after the break, HSV fell behind: A cross by Niklas Kreuzer (47) flew past Hamburg goalkeeper Daniel Heuer Fernandes into the net. Sonny Kittel (67) succeeded in equalizing - a little later, the HSV cheered on the supposed opening goal: But Martin Harnik (71) was in his close just offside. After consultation with the video assistant referee Marco Fritz took back the hit. A goal from Aaron Hunt (83) was not counted because of an offside - then struck Kinsombi late.
Arminia Bielefeld - SV Sandhausen 1: 1 (1: 1)
Was it the pressure as the leader? Arminia Bielefeld has been very difficult in the 1-1 draw against SV Sandhausen and thus had to clear the table again. Keeper Stefan Ortega prevented a back-drop early in the game by parrying a penalty kick from Kevin Behrens (9). Bielefeld did not score 17 minutes before Jonathan Clauss scored the 1: 0. Only ten minutes later Behrens equalized - so that the highlights of the game were almost told. Arminia hit the crossbar shortly before the end.
Wehen Wiesbaden - Holstein Kiel 3: 6 (2: 4)
Eight goals and three interventions by the video referee in the first 60 minutes: SV Wehen Wiesbaden and Holstein Kiel provided a football spectacle. Ultimately, the bottoming light from Wiesbaden defeated before 4053 spectators against the Kiel 3: 6 (2: 4). It could still have fallen significantly more goals. For the actors of both teams had against weak defenses numerous opportunities missed.
Manuel Schäffler gave the hosts a 1-0 lead (5 th minute / penalty kick), but afterwards Kiel moved away. Emmanuel Iyoha (8th), Alexander Mühling (21st, 27th / handicap) and Janni Serra (29th) ensured a comfortable 4-1 lead in the first half hour. Salih Özcan (50.) increased to 5-2 after the break before Schäffler again shortened (52.). Jonas Meffert (90. + 4) got the 6-2 final score.
