Highlights
F. Heft
90'
+ 6
Magdeburg the fair victors
El Hankouri's heel goal is enough for Magdeburg to secure an away win. For long stretches of the match, the visitors were the more mature side, so the win is certainly deserved. Regensburg had a great chance to equalise through a somewhat fortunate penalty. However, Viet squandered this opportunity. In the end, the 1-0 for FCM is probably the fair result.
Full-time
90'
+ 4
Gnaka misses decisive opportunity
During a Magdeburg counter-attack, three away players run at one Regensburg defender. Gnaka is then played in and has a clear path, but fails to control the ball cleanly. Fizzling out the final chance of the game.
90'
+ 3
Substitution
90'
+ 1
Stoppage time is underway
There are five minutes added on. The match has become extremely heated now, with Regensburg throwing everything forward with fury in their bellies. Is there still a chance for something to happen here?
90'
+ 1
Substitution
90'
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
89'
Viet's nerves fail him!
The Regensburg man squanders the big chance to equalise! He sends the penalty kick to the middle on the right and a grateful Reimann guesses the corner and saves it!
89'
87'
Penalty for Regensburg!
After a corner kick for Regensburg, Ceka clumsily runs into left-back Hein from behind. Hein accepts this contact and goes down. Heft points to the spot!
85'
Substitution
84'
Ceka demands penalty
Ceka wins the ball from Bulic in the attacking third and has a clear run on goal, but Bulic brings him down from behind. Referee Heft doesn't see a clear foul and allows play to continue.
78'
Another shot attempt
El Hankouri dribbles on the left side of the penalty area and then suddenly unleashes a curling shot aimed at the far corner. The ball whistles just past the right post!
El-Hankouri taken out
© IMAGO/Davide Elias
75'
Substitution
75'
Substitution
73'
Captain sees yellow
Geipl brings Ceka down with a sliding tackle and receives a yellow card!
70'
A new striker
The luckless Kühlwetter is replaced by Hottmann. Can he shoot Regensburg back into the game?
69'
Substitution
68'
One Against All
Magdeburg are looking to secure the three points, focusing on counter-attacks and sitting deeper. After winning the ball, striker Kaars charges forward with it, but has five Regensburg players in front of him. He manages to hold onto the ball until just outside the penalty area, where he is fairly dispossessed.
63'
Pressure Handling
Pressure Handling
This Match Fact examines how successfully players perform under pressure. The percentage of "solved situations" indicates how often a player has freed himself from opponent pressure by dribbling, passing, scoring a goal or drawing a foul.
75%
%
Silas Gnaka
16 times under pressure
62'
Substitution
61'
Jahn growing stronger
The match is now very balanced, after the first half clearly went to the visitors. Regensburg is significantly more active in this phase and is working towards an equaliser.
57'
Kühlwetter!
The Regensburg striker is sent through and sees Reimann standing far off his line. However, Heber manages to push Kühlwetter wide, resulting in his attempt from a tight angle going well over the bar.
52'
Lack of precision
Goal attempts
8off target
0on target
3off target
3on target
46'
We're back underway!
Magdeburg kick off the second half. One change for Magdeburg as Burcu is replaced by Jason Ceka.
Kick-off!
45'
+ 2
Substitution
45'
+ 2
Half-time at the Jahnstadion
Magdeburg have had everything under control for long stretches of the first half and deservedly lead through El Hankouri's flicked effort. It was only towards the end of the half that Regensburg became more active in attack and should have really rewarded themselves through Hein. It remains finely poised for the second 45.
Half-time
He must score that!
© IMAGO/Davide Elias
45'
+ 1
Stoppage time begins
There will be 60 seconds added on.
38'
Too harmless
Another corner kick, and once again Pröger delivers the ball to the near post. Breunig manages to win the header there but puts the ball several metres over the crossbar.
36'
Pröger blocked!
After a corner from the left side, Pröger receives the rebound and dribbles into the penalty area. In front of the six-yard box, he takes another touch and attempts to shoot, but is blocked.
30'
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes
Through high-end camera technology and machine learning, the speed of each player is evaluated in real time. Top speed then means, the fastest measured single frame of a player/game.
El Hankouri celebrates!
© IMAGO/Davide Elias
25'
Wurm stops Kaars
And just in the nick of time in front of the penalty area! Kaars would likely have been through on goal after a through ball. That was on the verge of being a professional foul!
22'
Ball Recovery Time
Ball Recovery Time
Ball Recovery Time gives the time in seconds in which it takes a team to win back the ball following a loss of possession. It also allows conclusions to be drawn about a team's style of play. Only time when the ball is in play is counted (i.e. no breaks in play such as for goal-kicks, throw-ins etc).
It's getting intense
© IMAGO/Davide Elias
16'
Too imprecise
Magdeburg come dangerously forward again. This time Nollenberger crosses from the right side, but his cross fails to find the completely unmarked Burcu at the far post.
14'
El Hankouri keeps shining
The goal scorer is really turning it on now. He's consistently showcasing tricks and beautiful dribbles following the opener. Brimming with confidence.
10'
El Hankouri spins for early opener
El Hankouri initiates the attack himself and swiftly drives the ball forward through midfield. He then plays it out to Loric, who in turn serves him with a sharp cross in front of goal. Just outside the six-yard box, he then flicks the ball with his heel while turning, past the grasp of a helpless Gebhardt and into the net! Brilliant goal!
Goal probability
Goal probability
Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.
Distance to Goal
Distance to Goal
The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.
6'
Good opening phase
FCM are bossing the game in these first few minutes. There is a clear focus on the left flank. Burcu has the ball on the byline in the penalty area, but his cross doesn't find a teammate. Regensburg defence manages to clear.
3'
First Yellow
Burcu pushes his opponent when the game was actually at a standstill, the referee doesn't take kindly to that and shows the game's first yellow.
2'
Burcu blocked!
The first attack comes down the left flank from Magdeburg, Burcu cuts inside with the ball and shoots from the edge of the penalty area, but is blocked by a Regensburg player.
1'
Kick-off!
Jahn kick off and are playing in their white home kits. The visitors from Magdeburg are in black.
Kick-off!
Rotations and Suspensions
El-Zein (bench) and Hugonet (yellow card suspension) rotate out of the starting eleven that played a 0-0 draw against Ulm on the last matchday. Müller and Kaars are now in the lineup.
Changes up front for Regensburg
Two changes for this one from manager Patz, Dominik Kother and Christian Kühlwetter replace Eric Hottmann and Noah Ganaus.
Magdeburg starting XI
Reimann - Müller, Mathisen, Heber - Hercher, Gnaka, Loric - El Hankouri - Nollenberger, Kaars, Burcu
Regensburg starting XI
Gebhardt - Wurm, Bulic, Breunig - Pröger, Ernst, Geipl, Hein - Viet, Kother - Kühlwetter
Match Officials
Referee: Florian Heft, Assistant Referee 1: Jarno Wienefeld, Assistant Referee 2: Thomas Gorniak, Fourth Official: Christian Dietz, VAR: Timo Gerach, VAR Assistant: Dr. Riem Hussein
Christian Titz on Regensburg
"Regensburg is a team that tries to remain stable at the back and allow little, then look for their chances in counter-attacking situations. They have players with second-tier experience in their ranks. We will not underestimate the opponent"
Patz becomes head coach
Regensburg announced Andreas Patz's appointment as head coach until June 2025. Patz joined Regensburg as assistant coach in the summer of 2023. After parting ways with Joe Enochs, he took over the role of interim manager at the end of October following the league match against Nürnberg. Two wins and one loss later, Patz now has the top job.
What Andreas Patz says
"Magdeburg is a team with strong playing ability that identifies itself through ball possession and has the highest average in the league in that regard. They are the team with the most sprints and play the second-most passes. It's a real tough challenge that's coming our way."
Magdeburg's absentees
Magdeburg are missing Jean Hugonet (suspended due to yellow cards), Lubambo Musonda (adductor injury), Baris Atik (foot injury), Herbert Bockhorn (cruciate ligament rupture) and Emir Kuhinja (cruciate ligament rupture).
Regensburg's missing men
Regensburg will be without Dejan Galjen (suspended due to red card), Christian Schmidt (cruciate ligament injury), Max Meyer (broken ankle), Benedikt Saller (adductor problems), Florian Ballas (muscular issues) and Oscar Schönfelder (cruciate ligament injury).
Magdeburg winless in five
Recently, Magdeburg drew 0-0 at home against Ulm, and before that, they drew 2-2 away at Kaiserslautern. Prior to that, they suffered two defeats against Hannover and at HSV, as well as another draw against Fürth.
Setback for Regensburg
Regensburg lost 2-0 at Schalke on the last matchday, coming after after a 1-0 victory against Elversberg and another 1-0 win in the DFB Cup against Fürth.
There's a caveat...
On 23 September 2018, Titz suffered a 5-0 home defeat against Jahn Regensburg as manager of Hamburg.
Titz and Magdeburg the perfect combo
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Four encounters in the Bundesliga 2
In the second tier, the two clubs have previously met in 2018/19 (two Regensburg victories) and 2022/23 (one Magdeburg win, one draw).
The last encounter
Magdeburg won 2-1 away at Regensburg last season in the DFB Cup (Goals: Luca Schuler, Jean Hugonet - Dominik Kother).
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