Promoted to the Bundesliga – a division she left in 2009 – on June 16, Arminia Bielefeld was waiting to know who was going to accompany her and which club was going to have to go through the barrage box, facing the 16th in the Bundesliga to hope to access the elite of German football this summer. This 34th and last day of “2. Bundesliga” has a little surprise in store. If the VfB Stuttgart, second before the last meeting, had three points ahead of its main pursuer, and enjoyed a very favorable goal difference, the defeat conceded against Darmstadt (1-3), despite a goal from Mario Gomez on a pass from Silas Wamangituka (ex-Paris FC), did not prevent the club dear to Benjamin Pavard from validating an immediate recovery. At the same time, the third, Heidenheim (55 points), engaged in a distance duel with the Hamburg ogre (54 points), fourth, for the place of barrage.
Defeated in the champion, Bielefeld, on goals from Fabian Klos, Andreas Voglsammer and the French bound for Lens Jonathan Clauss (3-0), Heidenheim finally miraculously retained his 3rd place, because the HSV was at the same time heavily tilted at home against 11th, Sandhausen (1-5). Young Hamburg defender Rick Van Drongelen cheated on his own goalkeeper before Kevin Behrens doubled the bet. If Aaron Hunt had raised his own from the penalty spot, Kevin Behrens, author of a double, Mario Engels and Dennis Diekmeier have put an end to the hopes of the HSV. However, Hamburg only needed one point to offer themselves a sulfur dam against the rival of the Bremen Werder. He finished 4th for the second year in a row and will remain in the Bundesliga for the third season. Heidenheim will try to access the D1 for the first time during a double confrontation against the Werder (to go on July 3 to Bremen, return on July 6 to Heidenheim), which has not gone down since nineteen eighty one.
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