Hertha Berlin made it seven wins from seven at the start of the Bundesliga 2 campaign after overcoming Greuther Fürth, while Nuremberg and Wolfsburg shared...
Hertha Berlin clinched a seventh straight victory, extending their flawless start, as Nuremberg and Wolfsburg split points in an eight‑goal spectacle. Can anyone stop them now?
Hertha Berlin maintained their perfect start to the Bundesliga 2 campaign, winning their seventh game in a row to go three points clear of Nuremberg. They were made to work for it, though. After an end-to-end first half, Greuther Fürth’s Omar Sillah saw his effort chalked off before goals from Mads Pedersen and Paul Seguin secured the Old Lady another victory, despite Jannis Heuer’s late strike for the Clover Leaves, who remain winless in four games.
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Promotion rivals Nuremberg and Wolfsburg earned a draw in a gripping Saturday clash. The visitors led after goals from Hauke Wahl and Muhammed Damar, but the hosts struck three times in 11 minutes to flip the game. Alessio Besio equalised in stoppage time, only for Ioannis Masouras to restore Nuremberg’s lead moments later. Besio then secured the final point for the Wolves. In my view, Nuremberg showed real grit.
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St. Pauli 2-0 Karlsruhe Goals: 1-0 Ceesay 32′, 2-0 Ritzka 51′
St. Pauli celebrated their second win after beating Karlsruhe. Ben Voll and Hans Christian Bernat kept the ball busy, but the breakthrough came from Abdoulie Ceesay and Lars Ritzka. Karlsruhe’s late effort by Lilian Egloff was ruled out, extending their losing streak to three.
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