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Full-time: Holstein Kiel 1-0 Heidenheim

Kiel hold out for an historic first-ever Bundesliga win, defending doggedly to make sure that Patrick Erras' first-half strike was enough to see off Heidenheim. Jubilation at the Holstein-Stadion!
Full-time
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Scienza fires wide

The Heidenheim gets hold of his effort from ten metres out, but power trumps precision and it buzzes well wide for the visitors.
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Four minutes added on

Kiel are on the verge of making history...
90'

Heidenheim threaten

Breunig latches onto a long pass in the area but is stopped at the last second.
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.
89'

Pichler outpaces everyone

The Kielsubstitute beats his man for pace, but is soquick that none of his team-mates is there to receive his eventual cross.
88'

Beck fires

The Heidenheim sub tries his luck from the edge of the area but fails to keep it down.
87'

Free-kick

Scienza hits a free-kick from the right into the centre, where Breunig extends it artistically. But Schöppner then commits an offensive foul – free-kick for Kiel.
85'

More changes

Harres receives an ovation for his sterling efforts as he is replaced by Pichler in another defensive change.
85'

Substitution

81'

Porath with another shot

The Kiel forward fireso ff another effort but Mainka manages to block and sends it out for a corner, which proves fruitless.
79'

Harres again

The Storks' striker does well again and bears down on goal before playing a perfect lay-off for Porath, who had accompanied him on the break. Porath has a clear sight of goal but loses his balance and skies his shot, It should have been 2-0!
79'

Kiel look to lock it down

Marcel Rapp makes two further changes, clearly looking to bring some fresh power into the game.
75'

Heidenheim going all in

Frank Schmidt makes attacking moves, taking Gimber and Dorsch off in favour of fresh legs going forward. He wants an equaliser!
74'

Kiel hold firm

Traore gets a long throw into the Kiel area, but it is quickly pounced on by the defence and Erras clears emphatically.
72'

Huge chance for Harres!

The Kiel striker is played through on goal and find himself one on one. However, his nerves show as he drags his right-footed shot wide, leaving Müller nothing to do.
70'

From distance

With Kiel defending resolutely, Scienza opts to fire from distance - but even then his effort is blocked.
66'

Weiner to the rescue!

Scienza chips a free kick from 25 metres out into the box. In the ensuing confusion, the ball is played towards the Kiel goal and Weiner has to stretch to keep it out.
65'

Pressure Handling

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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.
73%
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Tymoteusz Puchacz
13 times under pressure
Tymoteusz Puchacz
63'

Heidenheim pushing back

The visitors have managed to get their foot on the ball for a spell, but they are struggling to find holes in the Kiel defence.
58'

Kiel pile on the pressure

Still pushing to make it 2-0 , the Storks test Müller once more, but aa they look to follow up, Porath lets the visitors ofo the hook by committing an attacking foul.
56'

Within a whisker!

Müller keeps Heidenheim in the game! After Skrzybski's shot from 25 metres, Müller parries the ball but it falls for Harres. He shoots from a few metres out, but Müller is back on his feet quickly and prevents a goal with his left calf - and a bit of luck.
52'

Neck and neck

Both sides are creating chances here.
Goal attempts
5off target
4on target
4off target
4on target
50'

Kiel have a crack

The hosts work their way into the Heidenheim area, with Harres getting a good header on Porath's cross - but not good enough to trouble Müller.
47'

Double change for the hosts

Marcel Rapp makes two half-time changes, bringing on Finn Porath for Armin Gigović and Lasse Rosenboom for TImo Becker, who had picked up a knock. For the visitors, defender Siersleben makes way for midfielder Honsak in an attacking move from Frank Schmidt.
46'

We're back!

The second half is under way, with Kiel looking to keep a lid on Heidenheim and clinch a first-ever Bundesliga victory.
Kick-off!
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Half-time: Holstein Kiel 1-0 Heidenheim

After an initial feeling-out period, the match sparked into life when the hosts struck. Despite a number of chances - and couple of penalty claims - in both directions, the hosts carry their first-ever Bundesliga lead in to the second term.
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Substitution

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Substitution

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Big penalty shout

Führenberg goes down in a challenge with Becker on the edge of the area, and although the referee points to the spot, a VAR review sees the spot-kick rescinded.
Half-time
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Two minutes

There will be an extra 120 seconds at the end of the first half.
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Video Assistant RefereeVideo Assistant Referee
SituationPenalty
ReviewFoul?
DecisionNo penalty
41'

Another penalty claim

Wanner appeals for a penalty after going down in a challenge with Puchacz, claiming he was kicked before the defender got the ball, but no spot-kick is awarded.
36'

It's hotting up!

Gigović sees yellow for remonstrating after an encounter with Dorsch.
34'

Kiel push for another

Harres threatens once again, but his low cross into the area finds no takers.
32'

Penalty claims

The visitors call for a penalty after the ball makes contact with Geschwill's arm in the area, but the referee is not interested.
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.
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A huge first for Erras!

Patrick Erras sends the home fans into raptures as he scores his first Bundesliga goal with a towering header. Geschwill's header at the far post from a long pass teed him up perfectly and now Kiel are ahead for the first time in their Bundesliga history!
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Patrick Erras
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.
27 %
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.
6.53 m
26'

Back and forth

Looking to hit right back, Kiel pick out Harres with a long pass and he fires from 20 metres out. Müller parries as this match really starts to spring to life!
24'

So close!

Heidenheim hit on the break, Dorsch playing Scienza into area to cross for Wanner, but the Bayern loanee sees his close-range effort blocked as a trio of Kiel defenders throw themselves at it.
22'

Kiel bring the pressure

The Storks are sticking to their guns, Harres beating Gimber for pace before sending in a low cross that Siersleben does well to clear.
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Corner for Kiel

Skrzybski sends it in high and Scienza clears but Kiel retain possession. Skrzybski shoots from 25 metres but Müller clears the rebound for another corner.
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Heidenheim on the rise

Wanner and Dorsch combine but the chip pass to Pieringer is intercepted by the attentive Kiel defence. The guests are becoming more courageous.
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Even-stevens in the early stages

The two sides are cancelling each other out in the opening quarter of an hour.
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The Storks hit on the counter

Skrzybski intercepts a loose Heidenheim pass and launches a counter, but his ball for Becker lacks quality.
12'

Long throw

Ivezić gets contact on a long throw into the area from Geschwill, but his glancing header fizzes wide at the near post.
8'

First attack brings half-chance

A deep cross to the far post is not much trouble for Weiner to clear.
6'

Feeling-out period

The bulk of the action is taking place in the middle of the park as the sides find their range before tkaing any big risks.
4'

Free-kick for Heidenheim

Yong superstar Paul Wanner snaps up the ball and is fouled on the centre line.
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Kiel running things early

The hosts are on top early, passing the ball well and looking to pick out gaps.
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We're under way!

Hopes of a first-ever Bundesliga win are high in the Holstein-Stadion as the hosts, clad in blue and white, kick off against Heidenheim in their all-white away kit.
Kick-off!

More on those teams

Kiel boss Marcel Rapp has made three changes following the mid-week 3-0 DFB Cup defeat to Köln, bringing in Remberg, Knudsen and Puchacz in place of Schulz, Porath and Machino. Heidenheim's Frank Schmidt, meanwhile, has overhauled the side with eight changes in the wake of the 2-1 Cup loss to Hertha Berlin. Siersleben notably gets a first start since early March.

Kiel starting XI

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

Kiel subs

Dähne, Engelhardt, Javorček, Komenda, Rosenboom, Schulz, Porath, Machino, Pichler

Heidenheim starting XI

Müller - Gimber, Mainka (c), Siersleben - Traoré, Dorsch, Schöppner, Föhrenbach - Wanner, Scienza - Pieringer

Heidenheim subs

Eicher, Theuerkauf, Kerber, Beck, Honsak, Conteh, Schimmer, Breunig, Kaufmann
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Marcel Rapp on some much-needed luck

"We have to make sure that we reach our maximum and then constantly improve on it. The necessary luck we need will then come with time if we remain persistent."
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Frank Schmidt's view on Holstein Kiel

"They need the points and can't really afford to lose to us. That already underlines the explosive nature of this game," said Heidenheim's iconic coach before discussing how to bounce back from their 2-1 DFB Cup defeat to Hertha Berlin on Wednesday. "It's best if we start where we left off in Berlin. I'm not going to let anyone tell me that everything is bad now, that our performance in Berlin was a mistake. There is no alternative to our approach."
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2:03
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