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Two goals from Prtajin not enough for Wiesbaden in Kiel

Holstein Kiel are in second place in the Bundesliga 2 after their third win in a row against SV Wehen Wiesbaden. In the end, it will be unnecessarily tense against the Hessians.

Kiel's Tom Rothe (l) and Wiesbaden's Nick Bätzner fight for the ball. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Kiel's Tom Rothe (l) and Wiesbaden's Nick Bätzner fight for the ball. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

2nd league - Two goals from Prtajin not enough for Wiesbaden in Kiel

SV Wehen Wiesbaden were unable to stop Holstein Kiel from moving up to a promotion place in the 2nd Bundesliga. The North Germans came away with a 3:2 (2:0) win against the visitors from the Hessian state capital on Saturday. Steven Skrzybski's penalty (19th) and Fiete Arp's third goal of the season (37th) gave Kiel a clear lead at the break. Finn Porath (59) increased the lead in the second half in front of 10,754 spectators. Things got tense again in the closing stages when Ivan Prtajin (81/90+3) struck twice for SV Wehen to reduce the deficit.

With the win, Holstein moved past Hamburger SV (28) into second place in the table with 29 points and are now first in pursuit of FC St. Pauli (31). The two Hamburg clubs had drawn 2-2 on Friday evening. Despite their second away defeat, newly promoted Wehen Wiesbaden remain in a secure mid-table position.

Kiel dominated the game from the start. The visitors from Hesse achieved virtually nothing and were overstretched in defense. After going 2-0 down, coach Markus Kauczinski ran out of patience. He made a double substitution before the break. His team's play did not improve. Kiel continued to dominate after the break and could have extended their lead. Only in the final phase did they let up and made it exciting once again.

Squad Holstein Kiel Table 2nd Bundesliga Squad SV Wehen Wiesbaden Coach SV Wehen Wiesbaden

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  1. The promotion place in the 2nd Bundesliga was secured by Holstein Kiel, hailing from Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, after their victory over SV Wehen Wiesbaden from Hesse.
  2. Despite two goals from Ivan Prtajin in the second half, Fiete Arp's third goal of the season and two penalties from Steven Skrzybski and Finn Porath, Wehen Wiesbaden could only manage a 3:2 defeat against Holstein Kiel.
  3. Markus Kauczinski, the coach of SV Wehen Wiesbaden, was dissatisfied with his team's performance and made a double substitution before half-time, but Kiel continued to dominate the soccer game.
  4. The victory over SV Wehen Wiesbaden moved Holstein Kiel into second place in the table, surpassing Hamburger SV with 29 points, while Wehen Wiesbaden remains in a secure mid-table position.
  5. The home crowd of 10,754 spectators watched as Holstein Kiel dominated the soccer match against SV Wehen Wiesbaden from the beginning, with Kiel's defense barely being tested.
  6. Holstein Kiel's strong performance in the 2nd Bundesliga has caught the attention of soccer fans across Germany, particularly in Schleswig-Holstein, where Holstein Kiel's success has brought pride to the region.

Source: www.stern.de

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