(At the end of the season, I still want to summarize the closing stages of the second division of the four major European leagues (English, West, Italy and Germany) through each round of review, and if there is time, I will also add League One, and at the end of the season, I will also pay attention to the relegation and relegation of the third and even fourth leagues.) ）
In the last three games of the 29th round of the Bundesliga, the leader St. Pauli capsized at home, losing to the mid-table team Elvosburg after leading twice, and failed to return to the top of the table;
The Ellworthburg players celebrate
St. Pauli's match against Elvosburg, the first 69 minutes played smoothly, after the one-arrow Egerstein broke the deadlock, although it was equalized, but midfielder Hartle scored his 16th goal in the Bundesliga this season to help the leader take the lead again; St. Pauli may have thought the victory was in hand, but did not expect to be tied in less than 1 minute, Elvosburg two substitutes cooperated, the back Jacobsen fed the cake, and the right winger Boyamba scored, 2-2.
In the 81st minute, Wanner, who had set a record for the youngest appearance in Bayern's history, scored with his left foot to score his fifth goal since joining Elworthburg on loan this season, and also helped the team to take a 3-2 lead, two minutes later, French wing-back Van der Mersch made a contribution to extend the score to 4-2, and St. Pauli captain Erwin scored in stoppage time. St. Pauli's previous five-game winning streak at home and 14 games unbeaten ended in second place in the table, one point behind leaders Kiel.
Vanna (left)
Hannover are unbeaten in six games against Braunschweig, but five of them have been drawn, which also makes the team seven points behind third-placed Fortuna Dusseldorf, and with five rounds of the league remaining, it has basically lost the possibility of fighting for a promotion play-off place. After Braunschweig's draw, they tied Rostock in points and temporarily escaped from the bottom three.
Also looking up to Dusseldorf is Hamburg, Peking King played inexplicably in this round, two penalties in the first half were scored twice by the opponent's Moroccan winger Hancurry, not to mention, the main central defender Ramos was also dyed red, but in the second half, Hamburg returned to normal, first captain Schauenlao scored with his left foot to equalize the score, and in the 4th minute of stoppage time, the back Mayfield completed the equalizer with a close-range header in the chaos. After the draw, Hamburg is three points behind Fortuna Dusseldorf and remains in fourth place, eight points behind second-placed St. Pauli.
Soun Lo (right)
Attached to the results of the 29th round of the German Second Division:
Magdeburg 2-2 Hamburg, Braunschweig 0-0 Hannover, St. Pauli 3-4 Elworthburg
Attached to the German Second Division standings:
Direct promotion zone: 1 Kiel 58 points, 2 St. Pauli 57 points;
Promotion play-off zone: 3 Dusseldorf 52 points;
4 Hamburg 49 points, 5 Hannover 45 points, 6 Hertha Berlin 44 points, 7 Karlsruhe 43 points, 8 Fürth 42 points, 9 Paderborn 40 points, 10 Elvosburg 39 points, 11 Nuremberg 37 points, 12 Schalke 35 points, 13 Magdeburg 33 points, 14 Wiesbaden 31 points, 15 Braunschweig 31 points;
Relegation play-offs: 16 Rostock 31 points;
Relegation zone: 16 Kaiserslautern 29 points, 18 Osnabrück 24 points