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Elversberg unluckily defeated in Karlsruhe

Elversberg head into the winter break with their third defeat in a row. The final score at KSC was 2:3.

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The Elversberg team leaves the pitch after the 3:2 defeat. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The Elversberg team leaves the pitch after the 3:2 defeat. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga 2 - Elversberg unluckily defeated in Karlsruhe

Second-division soccer team SV Elversberg was unable to halt its negative trend in the last game of the year. The Saarland side lost 2:3 (1:2) at Karlsruher SC on Sunday and go into the winter break in ninth place in the table with 24 points after their third defeat in a row.

Paul Wanner (29th minute) and Luca Schnellbacher (63rd) scored for the promoted side in front of 23,654 spectators at Wildpark. Dzenis Burnic (6th), Budu Siwsiwadse (16th) and Igor Matanovic (53rd) scored for the hosts.

Elversberg had problems at the start against a motivated and compact Karlsruhe side and were 2-0 down early on. Bayern loanee Wanner's follow-up provided the visitors with additional motivation. Even after falling two goals behind again, Elversberg never gave up. However, KSC repeatedly opened up opportunities for coach Horst Steffen's team through numerous serious defensive errors.

Schnellbacher's goal gave the Saarland side renewed hope of a good end to the season. In the second half, which was turbulent at times, both teams only hit the aluminum once. The best chance for the visitors came from Wanner, whose 66th-minute lob hit the post.

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  1. Despite the negative trend, Paul Wanner, a key player for SV Elversberg, showed determination in Germany's 2. Bundesliga, scoring in the 29th minute against Karlsruher SC.
  2. The loss in Karlsruhe on Sunday marked the third consecutive defeat for the Saarland-based team, placing them in ninth position in the table with 24 points, just representing Baden-Württemberg's Karlsruher SC.
  3. On a chilly Sunday evening, Elversberg played against Karlsruhe SC in front of 23,654 passionate fans at Wildpark stadium, with Germany's football scene watching closely.
  4. Elversberg, coached by Horst Steffen, faced an uphill battle against a motivated and compact Karlsruhe side, resulting in a 2:3 defeat, with goals from Siwsiwadse, Matanovic, and Wanner for the hosts, and Schnellbacher scoring for the visitors.
  5. As the clock struck 6:00 PM on Sunday, Karlsruhe's Cameroonian sensation Budu Siwsiwadse scored the first goal for the home side at the Wildpark stadium, marking a challenging start for Elversberg.
  6. The third division promotion side from Saarland, SV Elversberg, will aim to reverse the negative trend in the first half of the new year, with their destination still being the coveted Bundesliga spot, as they battle against opponents across Baden-Württemberg and other German leagues.

Source: www.stern.de

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