2nd league
The “Club” cannot win against the Erzgebirge either and is in the middle of the fight against relegation. FC Heidenheim, on the other hand, wins against Wehen Wiesbaden and knocks on top.
Second division soccer team 1. FC Nürnberg missed a relief in the second game after the Corona compulsory break. The relegation-threatened Francs by coach Jens Keller only came to a 1-1 (0-0) in the home game against Erzgebirge Aue, but initially improved to 14th place at the start of matchday 27.
Dimitri Nasarow (51) met for the guests, who were only lucky to have escaped a catastrophe in a serious car accident when they arrived on the bus to Nuremberg. An own goal by Sören Gonther (63.) saved the hosts at least one point. Aue initially moved up to fifth place, but failed to put pressure on the top teams.
The Nuremberg team had an unfortunate defeat at FC St. Pauli (0: 1) at the restart the previous week, against Aue it was difficult for them like their opponent. FCN captain Hanno Behrens (35.) missed the best opportunity of the first half, on the other side Florian Krüger (39.) could have taken the lead.
Heidenheim maintains opportunities for advancement
1. FC Heidenheim has kept its chances for promotion and stopped the upward trend of SV Wehen Wiesbaden. The team of coach Frank Schmidt won 1-0 (0-0) in front of almost empty ranks on Friday evening and thus moved up to third place in third place. The Hessians not only missed the third win in a row, but also the jump from the relegation zone that had been expected for months.
Substitute Tobias Mohr (70th minute) took the direct goal with a direct free kick. The strong guest keeper Heinz Lindner could not prevent the defeat of his team despite several good parades. Törles Knöll’s possible equalizer (80th) did not count after a decision by the video referee because of an offside position.
In the previous week, Heidenheim had a 0: 3 in Bochum, a false start after the two-month Corona break. With the last minute win against VfB Stuttgart (2: 1), the promotion from Hesse kept the distance to the non-relegation places. The fans spoke out with a banner against the rapid continuation of the Bundesliga. “Professional football systemically important? The main thing is that the premium product continues to exist,” it said on the banner in the deserted curve.
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