(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.) ）
At the end of the last three games of the 33rd round of the Bundesliga, St. Pauli defeated the bottom Osnabrück 3-1 to return to the top of the table, and at the same time returned to the Bundesliga after 13 years; Braunschweig defeated Wiesbaden 1-0 to complete the relegation task, and at the same time, the suspense of relegation from the Bundesliga was left until the final round.
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St. Pauli won comfortably at home to the vice-captains, with England winger Avrayan, who had spent time at Chelsea and West Ham United Academy, scoring with two shots and a pass, before heading home from left wing-back Ritzka and captain Erwin before heading in Hartle's top scorer. After a 3-1 win over Osnabrück, St. Pauli overtook Kiel by one point and returned to the top of the table.
Avrayan celebrates with his teammates
St. Pauli's win means they have secured a direct promotion spot from the Bundesliga one round ahead of schedule and will play in the Bundesliga next season. The veteran team has been playing in the Bundesliga since being relegated from the Bundesliga in 2010-11 and has never finished in the top three, but this time they have finally returned to the top flight.
Hartle
Another key game involved relegation, with fourth-to-last Braunschweig beating third-to-last Wiesbaden 1-0 at home, surpassing Kaiserslautern and rising to fifth-to-bottom, completing the relegation task one round ahead of schedule. French striker Philippe assisted from a corner kick and Iceland international midfielder Hurgazson scored the only goal of the game. In the other game, Karlsruhe lost 1-2 at home to Hannover 96.
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Braunschweig were relegated early, while Wiesbaden remained third from bottom, in the relegation play-offs. They are just one point ahead of second-from-bottom Rostock and will decide the second relegated team in the Bundesliga in the final round, with both teams playing at home, with Rostock being the weaker side Paderborn and Braunschweig facing St. Pauli, who need to win to secure the title.
The latest results of the German Second Division are attached:
Braunschweig 1-0 Wiesbaden, St. Pauli 3-1 Osnabrück, Karlsruhe 1-2 Hannover
Attached to the German Second Division standings:
Direct promotion zone: 1 St. Pauli 66 points, 2 Kiel 65 points;
Promotion play-off zone: 3 Dusseldorf 60 points;
4 Hamburg 55 points, 5 Karlsruhe 52 points, 6 Hannover 52 points, 7 Paderborn 49 points, 8 Hertha Berlin 48 points, 9 Fürth 47 points, 10 Schalke 43 points, 11 Erworthburg 43 points, 12 Nuremberg 40 points, 13 Magdeburg 38 points, 14 Braunschweig 38 points, 15 Kaiserslautern 36 points;
Relegation play-off zone: 16 Wiesbaden, 32 points;
Relegation zone: 17 Rostock 31 points, 18 Osnabrück 25 points