FC Ingolstadt lost in Osnabrück, but rose.
The Upper Bavarians save their lead from the first leg and celebrate their return to the 2nd Bundesliga.
The live ticker for reading.
VfL Osnabrück - FC Ingolstadt 3: 1 (2: 1), Sunday 1.30 p.m.
Osnabrück |
Kühn - Ajdini (69th Schmidt), Gugganing, Engel (57th Multhaup), Wolze - Heider, Trapp, Taffertshofer, Reis, Amenyido - Kerk |
Ingolstadt |
Buntic - Franke, Schröck, Paulsen, Heinloth - Krauße (53rd Kotzke), Stendera, Gaus (71st Elva), Bilbija (78th Beister) - Kutschke (78th Röhl), Kaya (53rd Eckert Ayensa) |
Gates |
1: 0 (Heider, 6th minute), 2: 0 (Heider, 20th minute), 2: 1 (Bilbija, 31st minute), 3: 1 (Amenyido, 81st minute) |
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Update from May 30th, 4.30 p.m.:
Great joy at FC Ingolstadt, tears at VfL Osnabrück.
In the DAZN interview, FCI trainer Tomas Oral lets his joy run wild: “We deserve it!
We definitely deserve it ”.
But the future second division coach also finds encouraging words for the relegated Osnabrückers: “I'm sorry for VfL, I know how they feel.
But we were just ripe, ”notes Oral.
Markus Feldhoff, his Osnabrück trainer colleague, is sobered.
"Today we performed as you should in the relegation," said the VfL coach after the final whistle.
“The disappointment is incredible for everyone.
We know what it means for everyone here. ”With tears, the Osnabrückers have to enter the third division for the seventh time in the club's history.
The Lower Saxony can rely on their fans for the "Resurgence" project.
After the final whistle, they celebrated their team for their committed performance.
“The fans were amazing,” said VfL midfielder Ulrich Taffertshofer after the final whistle at DAZN.
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VfL Osnabrück are relegated to the 3rd division after a committed 90 minutes - the players are very disappointed
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Update from May 30th, 3:55 p.m.:
The relegation and VfL Osnabrück, an unhappy relationship. After 2009, 2011 and 2013, the Lower Saxony have to accept their fourth relegation bankruptcy. Ingolstadt, on the other hand, breaks its own relegation curse. In the past two years, the Schanzer failed twice in the relegation. Now the longed-for promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga follows.
FC Ingolstadt is celebrating its return to the 2nd Bundesliga. It was an intense, gripping relegation between Osnabrück and Ingolstadt. Ultimately, however, the Schanzer retained the upper hand, which did not show their best performance in the second leg. The guests can thank Filip Bilbija, who brought the seemingly overwhelmed Ingolstadt back into the game with his 1: 2 goal. Before that, the hosts were the better team, the two goals in the initial phase gave the Osnabrück fans hope for the relegation miracle.
However, the pace of the first half was noticeable in the closing phase, in which the purple-whites lost access to the game. So the FC Ingolstadt prevailed in the relegation and will meet Hamburger SV, Werder Bremen and Co. in the coming season. For Osnabrück, the difficult course remains in the 3rd division.
90th + 5th Minute:
final whistle in Osnabrück!
FC Ingolstadt is defeated by VfL Osnabrück with 1: 3, but thanks to the 3-0 first leg success they are celebrating promotion to the 2nd Bundesliga.
Osnabrück descends.
90th + 2nd Minute:
Ingolstadt just missed the decision.
Merlin Röhl hits the crossbar with a nice shot, Eckert Ayensa then misses the goal.
90th minute:
There are four minutes on top!
89th Minute:
Osnabrück missed starting a compelling attack.
So the Ingostädter hit the ball forward.
The Schanzer are only a few moments away from being promoted to the 2nd Bundesliga.
86th Minute:
The last five minutes have begun.
Ingolstadt is now completely limited to the defensive, Osnabrück runs up.
The next few minutes determine the league affiliation of the two teams.
Osnabrück shortened - will Ingolstadt save the lead over time?
83rd Minute:
Now there is music again!
The Osnabrückers keep a mini-chance at the relegation miracle, also because Ingolstadt has canceled in the last few minutes.
It remains exciting!
81st Minute: Tooooor for VfL Osnabrück! Etienne Amenyido circles the ball worth seeing into the Ingolstadt goal. Now there are only two goals left to the sensation!
78th Minute:
Double change at Osnabrück: Lukas Gugganig and Timo Beermann come.
At Ingolstadt, goalscorer Bilbija and Kutschke leave the field, Beister and Röhl come to their playing minutes.
78th Minute:
Post-cracker for Osnabrück.
Kerk thunders a free kick from 25 yards into the post.
All Ingolstadt residents can take a deep breath.
76th Minute:
The rapid first half pays its tribute.
The purple-whites seem tired, playback errors and inattentiveness sneak into the Osnabrück game.
Ingolstadt are no longer fresh either, but the Schanzer can live with the score.
The hosts have to score three more goals to hold the league.
73rd Minute:
In the last few minutes, the Osnabrück team increasingly combined in the Ingolstadt half, but the Schanzer defend well.
The hosts are becoming increasingly impatient.
69th Minute:
Both teams change.
Markus Feldhoff brings Niklas Schmidt for Bashkim Ajdini, at Ingolstadt Caniggia Elva comes for Marcel Gaus.
Oral and Feldhoff rely on offensive forces for the final phase!
68th Minute:
Great chance for FC Ingolstadt!
Marcel Gaus pushes the ball into Stefan Kutschke's run.
His conclusion is defused by the rushing Osnabrück keeper Kühn.
66th Minute:
The time for Osnabrück is slowly running out.
As a reminder: The purple-whites still have to score three hits, but Ingolstadt defends cleverly.
The hosts still have a little more than 25 minutes.
Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga: Osnabrück pushes, Ingolstadt lurks on the counterattack
62nd Minute:
The best chance for Ingolstadt in the second half!
The Schanzer's tactic seems to be working: A counterattack by the guests puts the Osnabrück goal in danger, but Dennis Eckert Ayensa narrowly missed the goal so that the ball whizzed past the goal.
Stefan Kutschke had previously crossed the line.
61st Minute:
Ingolstadt continues to wait for the first goal completion in the second half.
The Schanzer combine patiently, leave the game control to the Osnabrückers and wait for the counterattack.
57th Minute:
Osnabrück changes for the first time.
Maurice Multhaup replaces defensive player Konstantin Engel.
56th Minute:
It goes back and forth.
Both teams don’t give each other anything, the pace is still high.
Osnabrück remains with the tactic of wanting to score with crosses.
53rd Minute:
Double change at Ingolstadt: Dennis Eckert Ayensa and Jonatan Kotzke replace Robin Krauße and Fatih Kaya.
Tomas Oral changes according to his position.
Relegation to the 2nd Bundesliga: Osnabrück pushes for 3-1
51st Minute:
The Ingolstadt are put on the defensive like at the beginning of the game.
The hosts try to crack the defensive bulwark of the Schanzer, especially with flanks.
So far, the defensive line around Paulsen can still clear up the attacks.
48th minute:
Great opportunity for Osnabrück!
Marc Heider comes a few meters from the goal to the header, but Ingolstadt's keeper Buntic keeps the touchdown great.
Good start for the purple-whites.
46th Minute:
Both teams go into the second half without change.
For the purple-whites the task is clear: They need three hits to prevent relegation from the 2nd Bundesliga.
The eventful first 45 minutes are behind VfL Osnabrück and FC Ingolstadt. The hosts got off to a strong start in the encounter, constricting the Ingolstadt team in their own penalty area. It was logical that Marc Heider scored two goals, so that the 2,000 fans could hope for the miracle. The subsequent goal by Filip Bilbija came as a surprise and made a noticeable impression on the Osnabrückers. The lightness and energy of the first few minutes had disappeared, but there are still 45 minutes to play in which Osnabrück has to score five goals.
45th + 4th Minute: break whistle! Take a deep breath first.
45th minute:
There are three minutes of stoppage time.
44th Minute:
Shortly before the break whistle, the Schanzer combine skillfully with the opposing penalty area.
Kaya is fouled 16 meters in front of the goal, but Paulsen's free kick remains in the wall.
43rd Minute:
In the first 43 minutes it is noticeable: The Ingolstadt team largely leave the midfield to the hosts.
This means that they can also act in dangerous areas of the playing field.
On the part of Ingolstadt, the strikers are almost invisible, the goal to 1: 2 was the first goal action.
40th minute:
It remains an extraordinarily intense encounter.
Lots of duels, verbal battles and fouls determine the game.
The pace of the game is still high.
36th minute:
Hectic scenes in Osnabrück.
Ludovit Reis provokes a hard collision and receives the yellow card for it.
Afterwards there is a pack formation.
Right in the middle: Ingolstadt's Stefan Kutschke.
Relegation to the 2nd division: Ingolstadt reacts coldly to Osnabrück's leadership
32nd minute: Bitter for Osnabrück.
The connection pecker was created by losing the ball, the flank deflected to hit.
Bilbija skillfully puts the ball into the far corner from five meters away.
31st Minute: Toooooor for FC Ingolstadt !! Out of nowhere, Bilbija heads for a 1: 2 connection goal. The important away goal silences the Bremer Brücke. Now Osnabrück has to score a total of five times
26. Minute:
The Ingolstadt are still looking for their game idea.
So far, the Schanzer have mainly hit long balls, which, however, rarely find a buyer.
Compared to the first leg, the Upper Bavarians look like they have been changed.
Maybe a bank accent would help.
23rd Minute:
The 2,000 Osnabrück fans transform the Bremen bridge into a cauldron.
After the 2-0 win, the nervousness of Ingolstadt can be felt with the hands.
Nevertheless, Osnabrück still needs a goal.
20th Minute: Tooooooor for VfL Osnabrück: Marc Heider puts together the double pack! And how! From about 20 meters away, the offensive player takes the ball full span, a projectile that Buntic cannot fend off in Ingolstädter Tor. What a game!
17. Minute:
Referee Tobias Stieler chooses the long leash for the wild game.
Lots of tackles in midfield, some of them on the verge of foul, but the FIFA referee lets a lot go.
13. Minute:
Now there is fire in the encounter.
The Osnabrücker Reis falls to Ingolstadt's Kaya, the subsequent free kick brings nothing for the Schanzer.
Overall a hectic game.
Osnabrück shocks Ingolstadt with an early goal - how do the Schanzers react?
10. Minute:
Osnabrück is inspired by the early lead.
The Schanzer are especially in demand on the defensive, seem overwhelmed with the game.
Tomas Oral must now give the correct instructions from the sidelines.
Ingolstadt still has a clear lead after the first and second leg.
6. Minute: Tooooooor for VfL Osnabrück: Marc Heider shoots the hosts in the lead! After a cross from Bashkim Ajdini, Heider spits the ball past Buntic. What a start for the second division team!
5th minute:
There it is, the first conclusion: Osnabrück's midfield motor Ulrich Taffertshofer pulls off from about 25 meters.
The ball thunders just past the goal, but the Ingolstadt should now be warned.
3rd minute:
Already in the first few minutes it is noticeable that the Osnabrückers' body language differs completely from the first leg.
Probably one reason: The 2,000 fans at the Bremer Brücke make a lot of noise.
1st minute:
The ball rolls.
Osnabrück play in their traditional purple and white jerseys, Ingolstadt is all in white.
Kick-off
Update from May 30th, 1:29 p.m
.: VfL Osnabrück and FC Ingolstadt
arrive
to the sounds of the VfL anthem.
Everything is set up for the final decision of the 2020/2021 professional season.
Relegation to the 2nd division: Osnabrück wants to "show a different face"
Update from May 30th, 1:21 p.m.:
Shortly before kick-off, VfL coach Markus Feldhoff will answer questions at DAZN.
His team is "willing to show a different face".
In contrast to the 3-0 defeat in the first leg, the coach demanded a more self-confident demeanor.
The relegation second leg is "a matter of the head".
It'll start in a few minutes!
Update from May 30th, 1:12 p.m.:
The first goosebumps moment before kick-off. The home fans at the Bremer Brücke cheer their Osnabrückers on frenetically as they warm up. VfL previously published a video on Twitter. You can see euphoric home fans with the clear demand to the VfL players: “We want to see you fight!” In a few minutes the ball will roll.
Update from May 30th, 1 p.m .:
Before things get serious, it's worth taking a look at the circumstances on site.
Half an hour before kick-off, the players from both teams warm up to a sunny 20 degrees.
The lawn seems to be in good condition, nothing stands in the way of the relegation decision!
Today, the experienced FIFA referee Tobias Stieler is on the field as referee.
He is supported by his assistants Christian Gittelmann and Sascha Thielert.
Relegation to the 2nd league: Ingolstadt relies on the first leg team, Osnabrück changes
Both coaches rely on their most dangerous strikers for the lineups.
For Ingolstadt, Stefan Kutschke should bring about the decision on the nine, Kaya supports in the dual leadership.
It remains to be seen whether the VfL-Elf will find their way back on track after three changes compared to the first leg.
Your top scorer, Sebastian Kerk, is in the star formation.
Update from May 30, 12.35 p.m.:
The lineups are there!
Osnabrück coach Markus Feldhoff changes to three positions compared to the 3-0 defeat in the first leg.
Gugganing, Engel and Heider start for Beermann, Multhaup and Santos.
The VfL Osnabrück runs as follows: Kühn - Ajdini, Gugganing, Engel, Wolze - Heider, Trapp, Taffertshofer, Reis, Amenyido - Kerk.
For Ingolstadt it should judge the same eleven players as in the first leg.
Tomas Oral relies on the following starting formation: Buntic - Franke, Schröck, Paulsen, Heinloth - Krauße, Stendera, Gaus, Bilbija - Kutschke, Kaya.
Relegation to the 2nd league: Osnabrück plays in front of the home crowd - under strict conditions
Update from May 30, 12.15 p.m.:
As difficult as the task is for VfL Osnabrück after the 3-0 defeat in the first leg, the purple-whites can be sure of the support of their fans. 2000 home fans are admitted to the relegation second leg at the Bremer Brücke. However, only because strict corona regulations apply. As the association wrote on May 28th, admission is only allowed with a negative corona test from a certified test center. In addition, the wearing of an FFP2 mask or medical mouth and nose covering is mandatory in the entire stadium area and in the seat. Alcoholic beverages will not be served, and there will also be a ban on smoking in the entire stadium.
Despite the strict requirements, fans and players are looking forward to the loud support from the stands. “Even if there are only 2,000 spectators at the Bremer Brücke on Sunday. There is definitely still something going on ”, Ulrich Taffertshofer is certain of the middle field player. In a few hours we will know whether the VfL player is right.
Update from May 30, 11.35 a.m.:
In about an hour, both teams will publish the lineups for the relegation cracker.
As a reminder: Ingolstadt go into the decisive game with a 3-0 cushion, Osnabrück must therefore throw everything into the balance - and still be defensively safe.
In the relegation, the away goal rule applies.
If the Schanzer score an away goal, Osnabrück needs at least five hits.
Extra time and penalty shoot-outs are only available if VfL scores 3-0 after the end of regular time.
Relegation to the 2nd division: Ingolstadt in excellent form - Can Osnabrück hold back?
Update from May 30th, 11.00 a.m.:
FC Ingolstadt is going into the relegation second leg with promotion dreams, at Osnabrück the fear of relegation plays with it.
But how did the teams get into relegation?
VfL Osnabrück could have jumped to 15th place in the table with a win in the last game of the season against Erzgebirge Aue, but Markus Feldhoff's team lost 2-1.
So the purple-whites have to fight against FC Ingolstadt to stay in the league.
The Schanzer, on the other hand, took the momentum from the last third division encounter into the relegation first leg.
In the "final of the relegation" the Ingolstadt 1860 Munich fought 3-1.
Especially the offensive can give the FCI hope for promotion: In the last three games the third division team scored eleven goals.
Update from May 30th, 10.30 a.m.:
After the 0-3 first leg bankruptcy, Osnabrück have to come more offensively. It should judge Sebastian Kerk, with ten goals this season, the most dangerous striker in Lower Saxony. The hopes of the purple-whites also rest on the Barcelona loan from Ludovit Reis. The 20-year-old Dutchman decided not to participate in the U21 European Championship because of the relegation.
The Ingolstadt people rely on veteran Stefan Kutschke.
The 32-year-old striker scored 13 goals in the third division season, another hit in the relegation could seal the Osnabrück relegation - if the defensive of the Schanzer is safe.
In the past season, however, the defensive line was not always solid.
No team top 4 team in the 3rd division conceded more goals than the FCI (40).
Relegation to the 2nd league: Osnabrück hopes for an "extraordinary moment"
Update from May 30, 9.45 a.m.:
A look at the statistics of the relegation may give the Ingolstadt hope.
Since the reintroduction of promotion mode, the third division has won nine times, the team from the second division only got the upper hand four times.
A special incentive for the relegation-threatened Osnabrückers: Since the relegation was reinstated, no team has been three goals behind after the first leg.
Should they avoid relegation to the 3rd division, they would have their place in the relegation history books for sure.
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A first leg to forget: VfL Osnabrück have to make up a 3-0 deficit
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Update from May 30th, 9:15 am:
If the ball rolls in Osnabrück at
1.30pm
today, the final decision of the professional football season 2020/2021 will be made.
Will the Osnabrückers create the miracle after the 3-0 defeat in the first leg or will the aspirants from Ingolstadt prevail?
For VfL player Ulrich Taffertshofer one thing is certain: "If you think it's over now, you are mistaken".
His coach Markus Feldhoff is more modest.
You need an "extraordinary moment" to prevent relegation to the 3rd division.
The Ingolstadt, however, go after the 3-0 show of power with a broad chest in the second leg.
“When eleven friends were on the pitch, pushing each other for 90 minutes, supporting us no matter what,” Robin Krauße described the route for the second leg.
It starts in a few hours!
First report:
Osnabrück - there is no giving up - is what VfL Osnabrück says.
Taking off is prohibited - it says at FC Ingolstadt.
Before the relegation * return match on Sunday (1.30 p.m. / ZDF and DAZN) for the last place in the 2nd Bundesliga *, the starting point and mood in the second division 16.
from Lower Saxony and the third division third from Bavaria very different.
After the sobering 0: 3 in the first leg in Ingolstadt on Thursday, there are slogans for perseverance in Osnabrück.
"We'll try everything to create the miracle," said VfL coach Markus Feldhoff.
His team must “burn from the first second.
We need an extraordinary moment at the Bremer Brücke. "
Relegation to the 2nd league in the live ticker: second leg increases in front of 2000 spectators
The Osnabrück had an extraordinary moment in the first leg of the second division * promotion * - albeit an exceptionally weak one.
The partial return of spectators should bring a touch of the performance-promoting atmosphere at the Bremer Brücke.
"On Sunday in front of 2000 spectators we have to blow everything out, make an early 1-0, then the hut in Osnabrück will burn and it will be really exciting again," said VfL veteran Ulrich Taffertshofer.
Taffertshofer and his colleagues have nothing more to lose.
The people of Ingolstadt are completely different.
"We approach the game as if it was 0-0," assured defensive player Tobias Schröck.
The 3-0 means "nothing at all."
Relegation to the 2nd league in the live ticker: Ingolstadt threatens the bankruptcy hat trick in the relegation
Die Ingolstädter wollen nicht wieder auf der Zielgeraden scheitern. Ihnen droht sonst der Pleiten-Hattrick in der Relegation, nachdem sie schon in den vergangenen beiden Jahren erst gegen Wehen Wiesbaden und dann gegen den 1. FC Nürnberg gescheitert waren. „Wir dürfen 0,0 nachlassen“, forderte Trainer Tomas Oral.
Immerhin einmal war der FC Ingolstadt seit Wiedereinführung der Relegation 2009 erfolgreich - doch das liegt elf Jahre zurück. Die Relegations-Bilanz des VfL Osnabrück liest sich noch schlechter: drei Mal dabei (2009, 2011, 2013), drei Mal gescheitert. Es bedarf schon eines sehr großen Wunders, damit die Negativ-Bilanz nicht ausgebaut wird. - *tz.de ist ein Angebot von IPPEN.MEDIA.
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