Highlights

90'
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Full-time: Bremen 2-1 Kiel

A superb header from substitute Oliver Burke in the 89th minute proved to be the winner for Bremen here, who finally get their first home win of the season. Kiel will feel hard done by as they worked tirelessly all second half and were undoubtedly the better of the sides immediately after the break, equalising through Harres, who gets his first ever Bundesliga goal. Ultimately the substitutions made the difference for Bremen.
Full-time
90'
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Schmid hits the bar!

Weiner gives the ball away playing out from the back for Kiel. Bremen give it to Schmid who runs unchallenged into the box and squanders a one-on-one situation by smacking it onto the crossbar.
90'

Burke with what is surely the winner!

Schmid wins the ball back high up the pitch. He gives it to Topp on the right, who plays a great cross into Oliver Burke, who rises highest and heads back across goal. Could this be Bremen's first home win of the season?
90'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 90 minutes

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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.
1.
Felix Agu
Felix Agu33.66km/h
3.
Timo Becker
Timo Becker33.56km/h
89'

Oliver Burke

GOAL!

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Oliver Burke
Goal probability
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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.
11 %
Distance to Goal
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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.
8.63 m
87'

Triple save by Zetterer!

What a chance that was for Kiel! Holtby takes a deep free-kick. It's nodded down to Arp, who has only just come on. He shoots, but the keeper does excellently to deny him. Porath follows it up, Zetterer saves again and Knudsen tries for a third time, which Zetterer saves again.
85'

Substitution

82'

Chance for Schmid

The winger runs into the box and gets onto the end of a through ball, but he can't generate much power on the shot and Weiner collects.
81'

Good cross into Bittencourt...

...but the midfielder's header is always rising.
78'

Double change for Bremen

Niklas Stark and Oliver Burke replace Marco Friedl and Marvin Ducksch.
78'

Machino goes down

Under a challenge from Bremen captain Friedl, the Japanese forward goes down in the box but the referee correctly dismisses any protests for a penalty.
76'

Working hard

Kiel have really put the effort in so far in this match.
Distance run (km)
92.5
98.5
75'

Agu gives it away

Again, the Kiel press works, but Holtby doesn't have enough options ahead of him to capitalise on winning it back and is forced to play backwards.
73'

Double change for Kiel

Captain Lewis Holtby replaces Skrzybski, and Japan international and Kiel's top goalscorer Shuto Machino comes in for Puchacz. Kiel don't seem to be settling for a draw...
71'

Free-kick taken by Ducksch

Geschwill gives away a foul down the right flank. Ducksch takes it, aiming for the head of Schmid at the front post, but his attempted flick-on is cleared by Kiel.
69'

Golden chance for Kiel

Skrzybski plays Harres into the box, who attempts the finish, but Zetterer is quickly off his line to close down the shot before Harres can get it away. Good goalkeeping from the Bremen man.
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Harres celebrates

The young striker celebrates equalising for his side with his first ever Bundesliga goal.
66'

Fresh legs

Topp comes in for Njinmah. The young forward scored his first ever Bundesliga goal in the last matchday, and was one of the only bright sparks for Bremen in their 4-1 defeat to Gladbach.
65'

Ducksch shoots

Agu combines well with Schmid before putting a cross into Ducksch, who takes a snap shot. His effort is blocked behind for a corner, but Bremen can't make anything of it.
62'

Lynen halts the counter-attack

Harres looked as though he had the chance to break for Kiel, but Lynen sticks a leg out and makes a good tackle on the Kiel forward.
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Stage's opener

Can Bremen find another goal to come back after Harres' equaliser cancelled out Stage's opener, to get their first home win of the season?
57'

Friedl gives it away...

...but The Storks cannot capitalise on the Bremen captain's mistake as they pick the ball up deep in the Bremen half.
55'

Much better from Kiel

The visitors struggled to create chances in the first half, but they've really changed something at half-time.
Goal attempts
6off target
2on target
1off target
5on target
52'

Bremen looking to respond

Schmid breaks quickly down the left before playing it to Njinmah. The young winger wins a corner, after a fantastic tackle from Knudsen, but nothing comes of the corner.
48'

Harres equalises!

A first ever Bundesliga goal for Phil Harres! The Kiel press has worked. Geschwill wins the ball back deep in the Bremen half, before playing it to Harres. The striker shoots from a difficult angle outside the box but his shot finds the bottom right corner. 1-1, game on!
48'

Phil Harres

GOAL!

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Phil Harres
Goal probability
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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.
4 %
Shot speed
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Shot speed
Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.
123.24 km/h
Distance to Goal
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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.
21.88 m
47'

Early corner for Kiel

An outswinging corner finds Puchacz in the middle, but his glancing header is wide of the target.
46'

Back underway!

Kiel get the ball rolling again for the second half. Ole Werner has made a change at half-time. Bittencourt replaces goalscorer Jens Stage, who was on a yellow card.
Kick-off!
45'
+ 4

Half-time: Bremen 1-0 Kiel

The hosts go into the break as deserved leaders. They started quickly and should have taken the lead through Ducksch before ten minutes had gone, if it wasn't for a spectacular save by Weiner. A combative period in the middle of the half didn't see many clear cut chances made for either side, before Stage took the game by the scruff of it's neck with a fantastic long-ranged strike. Bremen thought they'd doubled their lead just three minutes later, but Schmid was judged to have handled the ball as it crossed the line, leading the goal to be chalked off.
Half-time
45'
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Three additional minutes

The referee confirms there will be three minutes added on at the end of this half for injuries and stoppages.
45'

Köhn goes down

The winger dribbles in to the box from the left and goes down in the box surrounded by Kiel players, but the referee dismisses any call for a penalty.
39'

Schmid thought he'd made it two!

Stage the scorer seemed to have turned provider. He puts in a delightful low cross from the right of the box towards the back post, where Schmid is running in. The winger bundles it across the line with a clumsy finish, but the goal is rightly ruled out as the ball struck Schmid's hand on the way in. So, it's still 1-0 here.
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SituationGoal
ReviewHandball?
DecisionNo goal
36'

What a strike from Stage!

Skrzybski loses out to the Bremen press. Stage picks it up from some way outside the Kiel box. He drives closer without being pressed before taking a shot from distance and smashing it home into the bottom right.
36'

Jens Stage

GOAL!

1:0
Jens Stage
Goal probability
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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.
3 %
Shot speed
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Shot speed
Shot speed describes the maximum speed in km/h that a ball reaches in a shot on goal. The distance is measured from the location of the shot to the centre of the goal.
108.53 km/h
Distance to Goal
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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.
23.93 m
33'

Remberg shoots

A Kiel corner is dangerous. It's put in towards the front post, where it's half-cleared but only as far as Remberg, whose low shot in the middle of the box is blocked behind for another corner. This time it's overhit.
31'

Stage booked

The Bremen man picks up a yellow card after a physical mid-air clash with Knudsen.
30'

Speed check: The fastest player in the game after 30 minutes

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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.
1.
Timo Becker
Timo Becker33.56km/h
3.
Romano Schmid
Romano Schmid32.16km/h
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No way through

Neither side has managed to find a goal so far. Marvin Ducksch has come the closest but Weiner is in good form between the Kiel sticks.
26'

Deep from Skrzybski

The Kiel free-kick is floated towards the back post. Remberg makes the first contact to prod it goalwards, but the referee pulls it back for a foul on a Bremen player.
25'

Friedl booked

The Bremen captain brings down Harres as Kiel were looking to break and thus picks up the first yellow card of the game.
23'

Nearly from Harres

The first real chance of the game for Kiel. The forward manages to shake off a couple of Bremen defenders to get to the byline within the Bremen penalty area. He crosses and his cross is deflected, very nearly into the path of Skrzybski in the middle, if it weren't for an excellent clearance from Lynen.
19'

Skrzybski down

A coming together between Veljković and Skrzybski at the half-way line leaves the Kiel man down, seemingly having taken a knock to the face. There is a stoppage whilst he receives treatment, but he's back on his feet now and the game continues.
17'

Side netting from Ducksch

The ball is up in the air in the Kiel box. As it drops, Ducksch attempts a first time volley with the outside of his boot. He connects with it well but it flies into the side netting. Bremen keep on pushing.
15'

Njinmah showing great skill

The young winger manages to get into the box with a lovely flick which takes the ball over the head of the Kiel defender, but the angle is too tight for a shot he's closed down by the recovering defender and the onrushing Weiner.
12'

What a save from Weiner!

Köhn manages to create a bit of space on the left for Bremen. He shifts the ball onto his left foot before whipping a cross into Ducksch, who's stood in the six-yard box. He meets the ball well with a powerful header but Weiner makes a spectacular reflex save from point blank range to tip it over the bar. Nothing comes of the corner for Bremen.
9'

Agu recovers well

Puchacz makes good ground down the left for Kiel. He gets to the byline and tries to get round Agu, nutmegging him but Agu does well to shield the ball and stop him from collecting it on the other side. He draws a foul in the process.
6'

Over from Stage

Schmid gets to the byline down the left and crosses in towards Stage, who's unmarked in the middle, but he can't keep his effort down.
2'

Early chance for Ducksch

The striker picks the ball up drives into the box but his attempted shot is blocked.
1'

And we're off!

The hosts get the ball rolling here in Bremen.
Kick-off!

More on those teams

Following their first ever Bundesliga victory last time out in a 1-0 win over Heidenheim, Marcel Rapp's Kiel side is unchanged. They face a much altered Bremen outfit who have made four changes from thier 4-1 defeat against Gladbach. Following his dismissal, Weiser is suspended. Pieper, Malatini and Bittencourt all drop to the bench. In their places come Jung, Veljković, Stage and Köhn. Werner will be hoping that this different backline will be more solid than the one that was fielded last time out at Gladbach.

Bremen starting XI

Zetterer - Veljković, Friedl, Jung - Agu, Stage, Lynen, Köhn - Njinmah, Schmid – Ducksch

Bremen subs

Backhaus, Deman, Stark, Pieper, Malatini, Bittencourt, Alvero, Burke, Topp

Kiel starting XI

Weiner - Ivezić, Erras, Geschwill - Becker (c), Remberg, Knudsen, Gigović, Puchacz - Skrzybski, Harres

Kiel subs

Dähne, Komenda, Rosenboom, Javorček, Porath, Holtby, Schulz, Machino, Arp
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Kiel's porous defence

Only bottom side Bochum have shipped on more occasions than Kiel this term, but it is away from home where they have really struggled, conceding 15 of their 23 strikes on their travels. Each of those four games has seen them concede twice, so Bremen will fancy their chances of finding the back of the net here.

Bremen without Weiser

The hosts will be without the right-back, who was sent off against Borussia Mönchengladbach last time out. He has enjoyed a strong start to the campaign, racking up one goal and four assists, meaning he will be sorely missed today.
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Bremen's home struggles

Die Werderaner have not enjoyed playing at their home ground this season. Only two of their 12 points have come at the Weserstadion, which is the lowest proportion (17%) of any team in the German top flight.

Tale of the tape

These teams have met just four times previously, and never in the Bundesliga with this being Kiel's maiden Bundesliga campaign. Bremen have been victorious on just one occasion, while Kiel prevailed in each of the teams' Bundesliga 2 meetings during the 2021/22 season.
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Werner on Kiel

"When you're in a competition, you look at what's happening to your opponents a little more soberly. It's a team that wants to play football. That's why we're warned not only by the result [Kiel's first victory in the Bundesliga against Heidenheim], but also by their performance."
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Rapp on Bremen

"We want to get our first win away from home. To do this, we have to be intense and compact again and help each other. If we go a little further in terms of football, I'm optimistic that it can work."
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Probable line-ups

Who’s set to play this weekend? Who’s going to miss out? Keep up to date with all the latest team news right here!

Set-piece threat meets open-play timidity

Kiel have scored five of their six Bundesliga goals from set-pieces. They have fired off the fewest shots on goal of all teams so far this term (98). Bremen are next on the list with 102.
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Watch: Gigović nominate for Rookie of the Month!

The Kiel midfielder is on the shortlist for the Rookie of the Month award for October alongside Union Berlin's Aljoscha Kemlein and Bayern Munich's Michael Olise.
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Watch: Borussia Mönchengladbach 4-1 Werder Bremen - highlights

Werder suffered a disappointing loss at Gladbach last time out, a week after they managed to hold defending champions Leverkusen to a 2-2 draw. Ole Werner's side slipped to 10th as a result.
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Watch: Holstein Kiel 1-0 Heidenheim - highlights

Kiel recorded their first-ever Bundesliga win as they narrowly edged past Heidenheim on Matchday 9. The result lifted them to within three points of the relegation play-off spot, although they have an unfavourable goal difference of -12.

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