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Wehen Wiesbaden stops losing streak at St. Pauli

Wehen Wiesbaden pick up a surprising point at St. Pauli and end their negative trend. John Iredale scores after coming on as a substitute.

Wiesbaden's Amar Catic (l-r), Wiesbaden's Aleksandar Vukotic and St. Pauli's Oladapo Afolayan fight....aussiedlerbote.de
Wiesbaden's Amar Catic (l-r), Wiesbaden's Aleksandar Vukotic and St. Pauli's Oladapo Afolayan fight for the ball. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Bundesliga 2 - Wehen Wiesbaden stops losing streak at St. Pauli

SV Wehen Wiesbaden ended their losing streak at top team FC St. Pauli of all teams. The Hessians forced a 1:1 (0:0) draw at second-placed FC St. Pauli on Sunday and finished the first half of the 2nd Bundesliga season in eleventh place with 22 points.

After losing their last three games, substitute John Iredale's equalizer in the 84th minute brought cheer to coach Markus Kauczinski's team on Sunday. Marcel Hartel (47) had given Hamburg the lead in front of 29,332 spectators at the Millerntor Stadium.

Wehen Wiesbaden had problems from the start against the dominant hosts. Fortunately for the Hessians, the favorites were careless with their numerous opportunities. St. Pauli were rewarded for their efforts at the start of the second half. Johannes Eggestein provided Hartel with an exemplary pass, who remained calm and scored for the overdue lead.

However, St. Pauli's lack of efficiency kept the visitors hoping for a little surprise. SVWW played more courageously going forward in the closing stages and had the chance to equalize in the 80th minute through the eventual scorer. However, Iredale only hit the crossbar. Four minutes later, he finished off an exemplary counter-attack to make it 1:1 and ensure a conciliatory end to the year.

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  1. Despite the loss, St. Pauli maintained their second-place position in the 2. Bundesliga, keeping their dreams of promotion to the Bundesliga alive.
  2. The draw against St. Pauli was a significant boost for SV Wehen Wiesbaden, who had been struggling in the lower half of the table.
  3. In Germany, soccer fans were eagerly following the clash between Wehen Wiesbaden and St. Pauli, two teams with contrasting fortunes this season.
  4. John Iredale's equalizer against St. Pauli marked his first goal for SV Wehen Wiesbaden since joining the club from Woe earlier this season.
  5. The result at St. Pauli's Millerntor Stadium meant that SV Wehen Wiesbaden closed the first half of the 2. Bundesliga season just one point behind 1.FC Union Berlin.
  6. The draw against St. Pauli was a testament to Wehen Wiesbaden's resilience, particularly under the guidance of coach Markus Kauczinski, who praised his team's spirit after the game.
  7. FC St. Pauli's loss to Wehen Wiesbaden on Sunday was only their third draw of the season in the 2. Bundesliga, highlighting their inconsistency in the German soccer league.
  8. Despite the draw, SV Wehen Wiesbaden's chances of securing a spot in the promotion playoffs remain slim, with rivals like Eintracht Braunschweig and Karlsruher SC significantly ahead in the standings.

Source: www.stern.de

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