2. Bundesliga: HSV cements the false start of Arminia Bieleld – BTSV without a point

Frank Schmidt (1.FC Heidenheim): from 17 September 2007

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Double package of Holstein Kiel’s Skrzybski: BTSV still without a point in 2nd Bundesliga

Holstein Kiel raised the concerns of Eintracht Braunschweig, the Schleswig-Holsteiners won 3-0 (1-0) against the promoted team. The Braunschweigers remain at the bottom of the table without points or goals even after the fourth day. In front of 11,575 fans, Steven Skrzybski laid the groundwork for Kiel’s second win of the season with his goals in the 12th and 73rd minutes.

Guests weren’t impressed with the streak in the first few minutes. In the fourth minute, Immanuel Pherai directs the ball to the hosts’ post. Kiel’s leadership was a surprise. Skrzybski hits the post, from there the ball flew past Eintracht goalkeeper Jasmin Fejzic and then into the goal.

The goal knocked out Braunschweig, Kiel dominated. After the change, Lower Saxony took off. Luc Ihorst (49th) failed from close range against outstanding Kiel goalkeeper Thomas Dähne. But Holstein took and created more and more possibilities. Two of the strong Skrzybski (73rd) and Benedikt Pichler (82nd) ​​used the final score. The replacement of newcomer Anthony Ujah (last Union Berlin) did not lead to anything else in Braunschweig.

KSC-Joker Rapp and Cueto rotate the match against Sandhausen

Thanks to two late goals, Karlsruher SC celebrated their first win of the season. Coach Christian Eichner’s side won the Baden duel with SV Sandhausen 3-2 (1-1) and have four points after four matches. Previously, KSC had only gotten a sense of accomplishment in the DFB Cup at Oberliga Neustrelitz. Sandhausen has six points after two victories and two defeats in the league.

Former KSC pro David Kinsombi (10th minute) and Ahmed Kutucu (61st) put the SVS ahead twice in front of 14,778 spectators. Malik Batmaz (32 ‘) in the meantime manages to score the 1-1, in the final the jokers Simone Rapp (84’) and Lucas Cueto (87 ‘) overturn the game.

Kinsombi’s goal after his brother Christian’s assist was the perfect start for the visitors, coached by former Karlsruhe coach Alois Schwartz. However, KSC did not let themselves be discouraged and, after a few missed chances, they rewarded themselves with a draw from Batmaz, who placed a goal in the lower right corner. In the second half the hosts were initially the most active team, but were overwhelmed by a long pass on the defense. The KSC responded in the last minutes to Kutucu’s technically beautiful conclusion with a double shot: Rapp hit his head, Cueto with a shot on the break.