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Regensburg secure a narrow victory against Darmstadt in an intense and hard-fought match. Regensburg defended well, withstood the pressure from the Lilies, and clinically took their chances: Pröger opened the scoring with a spectacular goal, and Ganaus added a second. Although Klefisch managed to pull one back, Regensburg defended passionately in the final seconds too see out the win.

That's it! Hannover and Hertha part ways goalless. After Hannover dominated the first half, the picture changed following Kunze's sending off, but the visitors couldn't capitalise on their chances either. Dárdai also saw a second yellow card shortly before the end.

Cologne are autumn champions! With another tight away victory (the fourth 1-0 away win in a row), they climb to the top. In an evenly matched game at the Betzenberg, Ljubicic's header is enough to win the match.

The teams head to the dressing rooms with the score at 0-0. Hannover have been the better side and had several chances to take the lead, while Hertha have barely shown up in the final third.

Cologne are leading deservedly and are on course for the autumn championship thanks to Ljubicic's goal! After a strong opening phase from Köln, Lautern took control of the match. It was only shortly before the break that Köln became more dangerous again and rewarded themselves with the lead. The game is still wide open.

Darmstadt are controlling the game, but Regensburg are fighting back and defending well. The Lilies had the best chance, but Jahn keeper Gebhardt made a brilliant save. Lots of effort, little to show for it – it remains exciting!

After Darmstadt had started with the same starting eleven four times in a row, coach Florian Kohfeldt has to make a change today: Luca Marseiler starts in place of the injured Isac Lidberg. It's Marseiler's first start in the starting lineup since the end of September (when the Lilies suffered their last defeat on matchday 7).

Regensburg starts with the same starting eleven that gave Karlsruhe a tough fight on the last matchday, but ultimately lost 2-4 despite leading twice.

After the 5-1 defeat in Darmstadt, five changes have been made. Elvedi, Gyamerah, Aremu, Wekesser and Mause are given the chance to start today.

Finkgräfe replaces the injured Heintz in the starting lineup. He takes over the left side of defence, while Paqarada moves into the unfamiliar position of centre-back.

Schuhen - López, Riedel, Vukotić, Nürnberger - Förster, Müller, Klefisch, Marseiler - Corredor, Hornby

Gebhardt - Ziegele, Bulic, Breunig - Pröger, Geipl (c), Viet, Hein - Kühlwetter, Hottmann - Huth

Krahl - Heuer, Elvedi, Sirch - Gyamerah, Aremu, Tomiak, Wekesser - Yokota, Hanslik - Mause

Hertha starts with the same starting eleven from the last matchday where they lost 2-1 against Münster. The Berliners had played a very decent first half, only to completely lose control after the break.

Compared to the 0-1 loss in Fürth, there are three changes in Hannover's starting lineup: Wdowik, Oudenne and Nielsen start in place of Neumann (not in the squad), Dehm and Voglsammer (bench).

Ernst - Kenny, Leistner (c), Dárdai, Zeefuik - Klemens, Demme - Cuisance, Maza, Scherhant - Niederlechner

Schwäbe - Thielmann, Hübers (c), Martel, Finkgräfe - Ljubicic, Huseinbašić - Maina, Kainz, Paqarada - Downs

Zieler (c) - Muroya, Knight, Halstenberg, Wdowik - Leopold, Kunze - Lee, Oudenne - Nielsen, Tresoldi

That's that in Nuremberg! In was a tough watch at times and a set-piece provided the decisive moment. Nuremberg won deservedly but failed to settle the match earlier and had to endure some nervy moments. Braunschweig fought hard with ten men, but ultimately lacked a cutting edge. In this form, they'll struggle to avoid relegation.

The teams head to the dressing rooms with it remaining goalless, even though towards the end of the first half, the match really picked up pace. Nuremberg needed a while to warm-up but then had six shots on goal to Braunschweig's two from the 29th minute onwards as they came close to taking the lead. Eintracht just managed to hang on until half-time.

The visitors also make two changes to their starting eleven compared to their last match (0-3 against Elversberg): Christian Conteh and Sven Köhler come in, starting in place of Robin Krauße and Johan Gomez, who both move to the bench.

There are two changes to Nuremberg's starting lineup compared to the side beaten 1-3 in Cologne: Florian Flick and Tim Janisch start in place of Oliver Villadsen (not in the squad) and Mahir Emreli (bench).

Johansson - Ivanov, Bičakčić, Nikolaou - Ba, Marie, Köhler, Sanchez - Conteh, Kaufmann - Philippe

Reichert - Jeltsch, Knoche, Karafiát - Janisch, Jander, Yilmaz - Flick, Castrop - Justvan, Tzimas

Paderborn dominated the match but it's Karlsruhe who take all three points. Despite clear superiority and numerous chances, the hosts failed to capitalise. The visitors clinically took their few opportunities through Jung and Zivzivadze, while Paderborn's consolation goal from the penalty spot by Obermair was too little.

Hamburg propel themselves into a promotion spot with an impressive 5-0 victory against Fürth. The Hanseatic side took the lead in the first minute through Dennis Hadžikadunić, then increased their advantage with a quick double from Davie Selke (11') and Adam Karabec (13') to make it 3-0 in just the 13th minute. After the break, Selke (59') and young substitute Otto Stange (76') added to the scoreline to make it 5-0.

Hamburg got off to a sensational start when Hadžikadunić scored from a corner in the first minute to make it 1-0. Two quick goals in the 11th and 13th minutes from Selke and Karabec added to the hosts' comfortable lead. The match has been balanced since then, with both teams playing offensively without creating any big chances.

Despite the hosts' dominance, Karlsruhe hold a 2-1 lead. The visitors clinically capitalised on their few chances, with Jung and Zivzivadze benefitting from Paderborn's disorganisation and individual errors. The home side, on the other hand, have so far struggled with taking chances and squandered several. It was only Obermair who brought them back into the game with a confidently converted penalty.

VAR has contacted referee Burda. After a cross from Ansah, Beifuß stuck out a foot against Platte. The referee had initially allowed play to continue, but after reviewing the scene again, he awards a penalty!

We are witnessing a tight contest between two promoted teams, where neither side is giving an inch. In the last few minutes, there haven't even been any dangerous goal-scoring opportunities. Overall, Ulm have been slightly better in front of goal.

Thomas Wörle makes one enforced change compared to the 1-1 draw at home to HSV as Hyryläinen plays in place of Max Brandt (suspended).

Sascha Hildmann makes two changes to his team compared to the 2-1 victory against Hertha as Amenyido and Friðjónsson come in for ter Horst (suspended) and Németh (on the bench).

Ortag - Reichert, Strompf, Kolbe - Rösch, Maier, Hyryläinen, Keller - Chessa - Telalović, Krattenmacher