DFB Cup: Drama between Bochum and Freiburg – slip in the last minute of extra time

Created: 03/03/2022, 06:16

By: Christoph Klaucke

DFB-Pokal: Bochum's Maxim Leitsch was the tragic figure in the quarterfinals against Freiburg.

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DFB Cup quarter-finals: HSV wins against KSC on penalties.

A drama played out between Bochum and Freiburg in the last minute of extra time.

The ticker to read.

• DFB Cup: Quarterfinals on Wednesday evening

• Freiburg wins in the last minute of extra time in Bochum.

• Hamburger SV beat Karlsruher SC on penalties.

• RB Leipzig lives up to its role as favorite and wins 4-0 in Hanover.

  The cup quarterfinals in the ticker to read.

VfL Bochum - SC Freiburg 1: 2 (0: 0)

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FINAL WHISTLE: The game is over!

Freiburg wins 2-1 in Bochum in the last minute of extra time and is in the semi-finals of the DFB Cup for the second time.

120th minute: GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for SC Freiburg.

1:2

Goalscorer: Roland Sallai.

Is that bitter for VfL!

Leitsch slips!

Sallai grabs the ball, sprints towards the goal and stays cool in front of Riemann.

119 minutes:

Bochum besieges the Freiburg penalty area.

Freiburg now only wants to save themselves in a penalty shoot-out.

116 minutes:

Löwen hits a free kick from the right into the Freiburg penalty area.

Losilla rises up to head the ball, but misses the target by a wide margin.

Polter was lurking behind him, the attacker was probably better positioned than the Frenchman.

114 minutes:

Both teams put everything into practice shortly before the goal.

Many intense duels in midfield characterize the second part of extra time.

It's getting hotter.

109 minutes:

Günter takes heart from a half-left position and hits it.

Bella Kotchap makes the powerful shot dangerous with his header defense, but the ball flies just over the goal.

108 minutes:

Sallais' shot just before the edge of the penalty area is blocked.

106 minutes:

The second half of extra time is running.

Will a team take another risk here or will there be a penalty shoot-out.

The people of Bochum are currently making more alarms.

104 minutes:

Post!

Polter flicks the leather against the frame from a short distance.

The ball was out of goal before Rexhbecaj's cross.

Shortly thereafter, the first half of extra time came to an end.

102 minutes: Huge thing for VfL!

Pantovic brings the ball from the left with his right outside instep into the middle, where Polter is lurking.

The striker also gets his foot on the ball, but cannot steer it towards goal.

99 minutes:

A crooked thing for Freiburg keeper Flekken.

Bochum's lions take a short corner and hit the ball in front of the goal.

Flekken is undeterred and is able to save the ball.

97 minutes:

Bochum have a chance to counterattack, but the through ball to the top is unattainable for Polter.

94 minutes:

Both teams don't give each other a blade of grass, but the game is still at a fair level.

Who has more in the tank for the last few minutes?

EXTENSION:

This memorable cup evening continues.

Bochum and Freiburg also treat themselves to an extra 30 minutes.

DFB Cup quarter-finals: Bochum – Freiburg NOW in the live ticker – extra time

FINAL WHISTLE:

Then the regular playing time is over - it goes into overtime.

In the quarter-finals between Hamburger SV and Karlsruher SC, a penalty shoot-out had to decide, the Rothosen won 3-2.

93 minutes:

Handball?

Bochum demand penalties.

But Schlotterbeck was only very lightly on the leather with his arm.

All correct.

The VAR reviews the scene.

91 minutes:

Substitute Weißhaupt tries again from a distance, but his attempt goes well over the box.

90 minutes:

There is a three-minute lookup.

Overtime is very close for both teams.

87 minutes:

Demirovic cleverly turns around his opponent in the penalty area and gets the shot.

The attempt lands directly in the arms of goalkeeper Riemann.

81st Minute:

The Freiburg team up a gear again.

Nevertheless, everything points to an extension.

76 minutes:

The little Japanese Asano climbs up and heads just wide of the Bochum goal.

VfL is now carried by its own fans in the final phase.

For Freiburg it is now time to counter it.

72 minutes:

Freiburg coach Christian Streich reacts to the equalizer with a three-way substitution.

Höler, Demirovic and Sallai come on for goalscorer Petersen, Jeong and Grifo.

69 minutes:

Now Bochum and Freiburg deliver an intense cup fight at eye level.

The mood in the stadium on Castroper Straße is boiling.

DFB Cup quarter-finals: Bochum – Freiburg NOW in the live ticker – compensation makes Ruhrpott tremble

64 minutes: GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for VfL Bochum.

1:1

Goalscorer: Sebastian Polter.

The joker stabs.

The striker ennobles a fantastic cross from Rexhbecaj and heads into the far corner against the goalkeeper's direction of travel.

59 minutes:

Bochum is still looking for an answer after being behind.

At the moment the guests have everything under control.

54 minutes:

Freiburg's lead is not undeserved.

At the beginning of the second half, the guests significantly increased the number of strokes and were rewarded with the goal.

DFB Cup quarter-finals: Bochum - Freiburg NOW in the live ticker - quick goal after the break

51 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for Freiburg.

0: 1 by Nils Petersen.

Schade pulls half-right in the penalty area to the long corner.

Riemann can defend, Petersen is spot on with the rebound and slides in.

The striker is very delicate not offside.

49 minutes:

Schade moves into the penalty area, but central defenders Leitsch and Bella Kotchap intervene at the last moment and separate the Freiburg attacker from the ball.

46 minutes:

At Bochum, striker Sebastian Polter comes on for Jürgen Locadia, who was lucky in the first half that VAR didn't decide on assault when Lienhart grabbed his neck.

HALF TIME:

Bochum and Freiburg are goalless at the break.

45 minutes:

A huge chance for Bochum.

A cross from the left rushes through the sixteen of Freiburg.

Holtmann comes sprinting at high speed, but his unplaced shot is deflected by Schlotterbeck to a corner.

39 minutes:

Bochum doesn't allow Freiburg to develop at all.

Clever: VfL hardly allows any standards and takes away a great strength from the guests.

31 minutes:

Not much has happened on Castroper Straße between VfL Bochum and SC Freiburg.

But the home side are the more active team.

What a cup thriller between HSV and KSC.

Here the live ticker continues with Bochum against Freiburg.

Hanover 96 - RB Leipzig 0: 4 (0: 2)

Hamburger SV - Karlsruher SC 2: 2 (0: 1);

3:2 IE

DFB Cup quarter-finals: HSV – KSC NOW in the live ticker – drama in the penalty shootout

5. Sagittarius KSC: O'Shaughnessy can't beat Heuer Hernandes either.

HSV is in the semi-finals of the DFB Cup.

Bitter for the KSC, who saved himself outnumbered on penalties.

There, the nerves of the last three shooters gave out.

4. HSV shooter:

double scorer Glatzel hits.

3:2

4th shooter KSC:

Van Rhijn fails at Heuer Fernandes.

3rd shooter HSV:

Vuskovic equalizes - 2:2.

3rd shooter KSC:

Wanitzek fails at Heuer Fernandes.

2. Schütze HSV:

Vagnoman chooses the middle.

1:2

2. Sagittarius KSC:

Heise sure converts.

2-0

1st shooter HSV:

Schonlau fails at Gersbeck.

The KSC keeper saves his second penalty tonight.

1. Shooter KSC:

Gondorf hits.

HSV keeper Heuer Fernandes is still there, but cannot prevent the impact.

1:0

FINAL WHISTLE: Penalty shootout!

117 minutes:

The strength of both teams is coming to an end.

Nevertheless, both HSV and KSC do everything they can to make the dream of a cup semi-final come true.

But it smells strongly of penalties.

113th minute:

HSV beat Cologne and Nuremberg on penalties in the two previous cup rounds.

110 minutes:

Huge chance for HSV.

After a corner kick, Kittel doesn't get the ball over the line from a short distance, and Reis also fails.

But the cross ball was apparently already out of goal, which is why the referee decided on a free kick for KSC.

106 minutes:

The second half of extra time is running.

If Hamburger SV or Karlsruher SC score another goal.

If not, we'll see a penalty shootout.

EXTENSION AT HALF:

No goals after the first 15 minutes between HSV and KSC.

Meanwhile, the only duel in the Bundesliga begins in the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup between Bochum and Freiburg.

Of course, we will keep you up to date on this encounter as well.

104 minutes: Mega opportunity for HSV!

Glatzel fights the ball in the penalty area against Gordon and then puts it back for the onrushing Kittel, but KSC keeper Gersbeck defends the impact with everything he has.

101 minutes:

KSC now creates several standard situations and keeps HSV away from their own goal.

98 minutes:

The Karlsruhe team can swim a little free in extra time.

The constant pressure from Hamburg from the final phase of the regular season is gone for the time being.

95 minutes:

Almost the lucky punch for the decimated Badener.

Substitute defender Gordon is completely free after a free kick, but heads a good two meters wide of the box.

EXTENSION BEGINNING:

It continues with the extra time between Hamburger SV and Karlsruher SC.

The KSC has been outnumbered since the 71st minute.

DFB Cup quarter-finals: HSV - KSC NOW in the live ticker - Cup thriller goes into extra time

FINAL WHISTLE: Hamburger SV and Karlsruher SC split 2-2 after 96 intense minutes.

There is a lookup: 30 minutes of extra time are pending.

94 minutes:

HSV wants more and goes for the opening goal.

Otherwise there is an extension here.

92 minutes:

The quarter-finals in Hanover are over.

Leipzig wins 4-0 and is in the semifinals of the DFB Cup.

DFB Cup quarter-finals: HSV - KSC NOW in the live ticker - cup thriller!

Compensation in stoppage time

91 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for HSV.

2:2

Scorer: Robert Glatzel.

Jatta brings the ball flat from the right into the middle and Glatzel straddles the goal.

90 minutes:

There are six minutes of added time!

What else is going on here for HSV?

88 minutes:

Substitute Wintzheimer moves into the penalty area and pulls away, but the Karlsruhe team intervene again with a body part.

84 minutes:

HSV cannot get through against the well-stacked KSC defense.

The red pants are running out of time.

79th minute:

HSV desperately wants to equalize and constrict the guests in the penalty area.

Will the outnumbered Karlsruhers withstand the Hamburg assault?

73 minutes: TOR for RB Leipzig.

0:4 by Angelino.

The Spaniard wants to cross from the left, Hannover's Muroya deflects unhappily with his arm and the ball lands behind Zieler in the goal.

DFB Cup: Quarter-finals NOW in the live ticker – penalty kick and dismissal in Hamburg

72 minutes: Kittel starts and fails at Gersbeck.

The KSC keeper deflects the ball around the post.

Craziness!

69 minutes: Penalty for HSV.

Glatzel is pushed by a player from Karlsruhe in the penalty area, but is that enough for a penalty?

The VAR intervenes and referee Felix Zwayer looks at the scene on the monitor.

Zwayer sticks to his decision and gives the penalty.

Unbelievable!

There's even yellow-red for Kobald.

67 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOR for RB Leipzig.

0:3 by Konrad Laimer.

The Austrian plays a one-two with Silva and nets.

That must have been the decision.

67 minutes:

The HSV goalscorer Glatzel with the next chance.

The attacker's shot is deflected to a corner.

59 minutes:

HSV is now trying to equalize with the help of the home fans.

A real trophy thriller awaits the Volkspark here.

DFB Cup: Quarter-finals NOW in the live ticker – Crazy start after the break in Hamburg

52 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for HSV.

1:2 by Robert Glatzel.

The red trousers' direct answer.

Chakvetadze crosses from the left to Glatzel's skull, who lobs keeper Gersbeck with his header.

51st minute: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for Karlsruher SC.

0: 2 by Philipp Hofmann.

Wanitzek is not attacked by the HSV defense and pulls from the edge of the penalty area.

His shot is deflected.

Heuer Fernandes can only bounce and Hofmann pushes in.

BEGINNING 2nd half:

The ball is rolling again in Hanover and Hamburg.

Who will prevail in the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup?

At the moment, the guests from Leipzig and Karlsruhe are ahead.

HALF-TIME:

RB Leipzig leads 2-0 at half-time in Hanover and has one foot in the quarter-finals of the DFB Cup.

Christopher Nkunku scored twice.

In the parallel game between Hamburger SV and Karlsruher SC, the guests from Baden-Württemberg lead 1-0.

Philip Heise was successful with a free-kick hammer.

46 minutes:

Karlsruhe's Cueto dribbles into the Hamburg penalty area and doesn't hesitate.

However, his degree is too central to the box and does not pose any problems for Heuer Fernandes.

44 minutes:

The Leipzigers combine through Hanover's penalty area.

Henrichs then missed the box by just centimeters, the leather rushed past the side netting.

The only reproach the guests have to make is the exploitation of chances.

DFB Cup: Quarter-finals NOW in the live ticker – Karlsruhe free-kick hammer shocks HSV

39 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for Karlsruher SC.

0: 1 by Philip Heise.

Craziness!

The left-back circles a free kick around the wall.

The entire HSV defense around goalkeeper Heuer Fernandes looks bad.

34 minutes:

Meffert pulls into the penalty area from the left and is then interrupted by a Karlsruhe opponent.

The leather rolls to the side netting, KSC keeper Gersbeck would have been beaten.

29 minutes:

Almost the third Leipzig goal.

Gvardiol somehow gets his foot on the ball after a corner kick in the penalty area and forces Zieler to do a mega reflex.

DFB Cup: quarter-finals in the live ticker – double strike in Leipzig in Hanover

22 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for RB Leipzig.

2-0 through Christopher Nkunku.

The Red Bulls make short work of it.

Gvardiol plays the plug pass on Nkunku.

The offensive star of Leipzig plays around goalkeeper Zieler and then lets Franke slip into the void in a very cool way.

Double pack for Nkunku.

20 minutes:

A blocked free kick from a promising Hamburg position creates a counterattack for KSC.

But Choi fails on the chest of Heuer Fernandes.

17 minutes: TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOR for RB Leipzig.

Nkunku shoots the favorites in Hanover in the lead.

The Saxons play quickly forward after winning the ball in their own penalty area.

Olmo plays into the interface on Nkunku, who executes stone cold.

The Hanoverian Muroya slipped unhappily beforehand.

13 minutes:

KSC boldly plays forward in Hamburg.

Wanitzek sets the scene for Choi in the penalty area, the South Korean is blocked at the last moment.

Intense duel in the Volkspark.

12 minutes:

HSV attacker Jatta gets through on the right, but his cross in the direction of Glatzel is too imprecise.

8 minutes:

Leipzig and Hanover are still without a goal in the DFB Cup this season.

That will probably change today, or will it be decided on penalties after 120 minutes without a goal?

But we're still a long way from that.

5 minutes:

RB Leipzig, who act in a back four, take control of Hannover from the start as expected.

But even the hosts don't hide in the early minutes.

ANPFIFF: Beide Viertelfinal-Partien im DFB-Pokal Hannover gegen Leipzig und HSV gegen KSC laufen.

Update vom 2. März, 18.30 Uhr: Leipzig ist die Partnerstadt von Kiew. Die Bürgermeister von Leipzig und Hannover fordert Russlands Präsident Wladimir Putin auf, den Krieg in der Ukraine zu stoppen. Danach folgt eine Schweigeminute für die Opfer in der Ukraine.

Update vom 2. März, 18.28 Uhr: Gleich geht‘s los im DFB-Pokal. Wir begleiten die Viertelfinal-Spiele zwischen Hannover und Leipzig sowie Hamburger SV und Karlsruher SC im Live-Ticker.

Update vom 2. März, 18.20 Uhr: Rekord-Pokalsieger FC Bayern ist raus, Vorjahressieger BVB ist raus. Klar, dass nun Vorjahresfinalist RB Leipzig die Favoritenrolle im DFB-Pokal inne hat. Die Roten Bullen wollen endlich den ersten Titel in ihrer noch jungen Vereinsgeschichte. Das Viertelfinale gegen Hannover 96 dürfte aber keine Selbstläufer sein. Die Roten haben im Achtelfinale Bundesligist Gladbach mit 3:0 nach Hause geschickt.

DFB-Pokal: Viertelfinale im Live-Ticker - Hannover will sich wohl von Putin-Freund Schröder trennen

Update vom 2. März, 18.15 Uhr: Der Mutterverein von Hannover 96 droht Altkanzler Gerhard Schröder wegen seiner Russland-Beziehungen mit dem Rauswurf. „Wir werden jetzt prüfen, inwiefern Herr Schröder gegebenenfalls gegen die Interessen des Vereins verstoßen hat“, sagte eine Leitende Mitarbeiterin des Hannoverschen Sportvereins von 1896. Dem Altkanzler sei am Mittwoch ein Schreiben zugestellt worden, in dem er um eine Stellungnahme gebeten wurde. Zuerst hatte die Bild darüber berichtet.

96-Chef Martin Kind hatte zuvor behauptet, dass Schröder bei 96 kein Mitglied sei und als gewöhnlicher Kunde seine Karten kaufe. „Wir sind ein Rechtsstaat mit einer Demokratie und haben die Rechtsnormen natürlich zu beachten. Herr Schröder darf weiter Spiele besuchen, wir verbieten ihm nicht den Zutritt.“ Hintergrund der widersprüchlichen Aussagen ist vermutlich die besondere Aufteilung bei Hannover 96 in einen Mutterverein, der gemeinnützig auftritt und die ausgegliederte Kapitalgesellschaft, der Martin Kind als Geschäftsführer vorsteht und deren Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender Schröder von Dezember 2016 bis Juni 2019 war.

DFB-Pokal: Viertelfinale im Live-Ticker: Altkanzler Gerhard Schröder droht bei Hannover der Rauswurf

Nach den Diskussionen um Schröder und dessen enges Verhältnis zu Russland will Fußball-Zweitligist Hannover 96 seinem bekannten Fan nicht den Zutritt zu Spielen verbieten. „Er hat mit einigen Freunden eine Loge, diese darf er natürlich weiter nutzen, weil er seine Plätze innerhalb dieses Teams bezahlt. Gerhard Schröder ist für uns gerade kein Thema“, sagte 96-Chef Kind bei Sport1.

Hannover-Fan Schröder steht wegen seiner engen Verbindung zum russischen Präsidenten Wladimir Putin in der Kritik, auch weil er nicht auf seinen Posten als Aufsichtsratschef beim staatlichen russischen Energiekonzern Rosneft verzichten möchte. Borussia Dortmund hat Schröder am Mittwoch mit sofortiger Wirkung die Ehrenmitgliedschaft entzogen.

DFB-Pokal: Viertelfinale im Live-Ticker: Aufstellungen da - Leipzig krempelt um

Update vom 2. März, 18 Uhr: Ein Blick auf die Aufstellungen. Bei RB Leipzig schickt Trainer Domenico Tedesco seine Topelf für das Viertelfinale im DFB-Pokal ins Rennen. Im Vergleich zum glücklichen 1:0 in Bochum in der Bundesliga am Sonntag sind es gleich sieben Startelfänderungen. Kampl und Laimer bilden die Doppelsechs. Vorne wirbeln Olmo, Nkunku und Silva.

Hannover agiert in der Defensive mit einer Fünferkette. Für Entlastung in der Offensive sollen Kerk, Beier und Maina sorgen. Insgesamt sind es drei Änderungen nach dem 2:0 gegen Kiel letzten Freitag. Die Niedersachsen hatten also zwei Tage mehr Pause als die Sachsen.

DFB-Pokal: Viertelfinale im Live-Ticker: Noch drei Zweitligisten im Rennen

Vorbericht: Hamburg/Hannover/Bochum - Dreierpack im DFB-Pokal*. Im Viertelfinale des deutschen Pokals werden noch drei Teilnehmer für das Halbfinale gesucht. Der erste steht seit Dienstagabend schon fest: Union Berlin hat sich nach Rückstand mit 2:1 gegen St. Pauli durchgesetzt und träumt vom Finale im Berliner Olympiastadion - nur noch ein Sieg fehlt den Köpenickern.

Dem Hamburger SV, Karlsruher SC, Hannover 96, RB Leipzig, VfL Bochum und SC Freiburg fehlen nur noch zwei Siege für den großen Traum vom Endspiel. Verfolgen Sie den Fußballabend im DFB-Pokal am Mittwoch ab 18.30 Uhr hier im Live-Ticker.

DFB-Pokal: Viertelfinale im Live-Ticker: Leipzig-Ärger wegen Ukraine-Krieg

Zur ersten Anstoßzeit um 18.30 Uhr tummeln sich gleich drei Teams aus der 2. Bundesliga. Der Hamburger SV empfängt in der Runde der letzten Acht den Karlsruher SC und Hannover 96 trifft auf Bundesligaklub und Vorjahresfinalist RB Leipzig. Der HSV kämpft im Unterhaus für die Rückkehr in die Bundesliga, musste am vergangenen Wochenende mit der 2:3-Heimniederlage gegen Werder Bremen aber einen empfindlichen Dämpfer einstecken. Die Rothosen haben als Tabellenvierter drei Punkte Rückstand auf die Aufstiegsplätze.

RB Leipzig muss als Top-Favorit in Hannover ran. Die Sachsen sind vom Ukraine-Konflikt direkt betroffen. Der Gegner in der Europa League Spartak Moskau wurde vom Wettbewerb ausgeschlossen, somit steht Leipzig kampflos im Viertelfinale. Der Klub war in die Kritik geraten, nachdem sich RB zuvor nicht öffentlich für einen Boykott der Partien gegen Moskau ausgesprochen hatte. RB-Boss Oliver Mintzlaff reagierte auf der Pressekonferenz vor der Partie in Hannover unter Tränen hochemotional. „Und wenn man dann natürlich so viel Scheiße liest, dann ist das manchmal schon so, dass man sich fragt: Wie krank ist das eigentlich?“, sagte Mintzlaff.

DFB-Pokal: Das Viertelfinale im Überblick

• 1. FC Union Berlin gegen FC St. Pauli 2:1
• Hamburger SV gegen Karlsruher SC
• Hannover 96 gegen RB Leipzig
• VfL Bochum gegen SC Freiburg

DFB Cup: quarterfinals in the live ticker: Bundesliga duel between Bochum and Freiburg

In the evening game at 8.45 p.m., VfL Bochum will face Sport-Club Freiburg.

The only Bundesliga duel in the quarter-finals is also the clash between two surprise teams.

Freiburg is on course for the Champions League in the Bundesliga and is level on points with fourth-placed Leipzig.

Bochum is on course to stay up as a promoted team.

In the penultimate home game, VfL defeated FC Bayern, who had to bow out in the second round of the DFB Cup.