What a Bundesliga 2 game this was, with chances for both sides, and what an ending! Ten-man Paderborn side secure all three points from the last play! After Grimaldi was sent off, a draw looked like the best result the home side were going to get out of the game. In the end, Brackelmann is the Paderborn hero with his winning goal!

Six minutes have been added on. Nuremberg are very much pushing for all three points here!

One early goal for each side set the tone for this fast-paced game. Both teams are being brave in attack, looking for chances to add to their first goal. With the scores all level at half-time, it is still all to play for in Paderborn.

Two minutes of stoppage time have been indicated.

It gets played into Paderborn's goalscorer by Zehnter, once again from the left flank, but Grimaldi doesn't get a good connection on the ball from six yards out. That was a real chance!

After a slow start, the pace of the game has considerably increased, so much so that we've already seen two goals. Despite the unpleasant weather, both teams are truly up for this game.

Jens Castrop, who recently missed the match against Kaiserslautern due to illness, returns to Nuremberg's starting line-up in place of Rafael Lubach. It is the only change for FCN.

After two appearances as a substitute, Sven Michel is back in the starting eleven today. Koen Kostons drops to the bench as a result. Otherwise, Paderborn are as they were in the recent 1-1 draw in Düsseldorf.

Reichert - Jeltsch, Knoche, Karafiát - Villadsen, Jander, Castrop, Soares - Justvan - Emreli, Tzimas

Schubert - Scheller, Götze, Brackelmann - Obermair, Engelns, Castaneda, Zehnter - Michel, Bilbija - Grimaldi

"Nuremberg are currently the hottest team in the second division. Every player in their ranks can dribble well. This will make it difficult for us to press."

"Both teams are in good form and have a similar style of play, so it will come down to small details. I want to get the lads out of their comfort zone. Many of them are going through a positive development at the moment, which is also a nice feeling for me as a coach."

Reichert – Jeltsch, Knoche, Karafiat – Villadsen, Jander, Castrop, Soares – Justvan – Emreli, Tzimas

Schubert – Brackelmann, Scheller, Götze – Obermair, Engelns, Castaneda, Zehnter – Kostons, Michel, Bilbija

Nuremberg are without Dustin Forkel (knee problems) and Tim Handwerker (lack of match fitness).

The home side will be missing Mattes Hansen (ankle injury), Sebastian Klaas (pubic bone irritation) and Felix Platte (unknown injury).

Nuremberg recently also drew twice in a row: most recently a goalless draw against Kaiserslautern and before that a 1-1 draw against HSV. Prior to that, however, Nuremberg had secured three consecutive victories.

On the last matchday, Paderborn had to settle for a 1-1 draw against Düsseldorf due to a very late equaliser, and before that, there was a goalless draw against Braunschweig.

Away at Paderborn, FCN has never lost: In the six competitive matches, the Franconians have won five times and drawn once. Only against Stuttgarter Kickers has Nürnberg played more often in the 2. Bundesliga (nine times) than in Paderborn (five times) without ever losing.

In addition to the ten encounters in the 2. Bundesliga, there was also a match in the DFB-Pokal in 2006/07: In the second round, the Bundesliga side from Nürnberg prevailed against the second-tier team Paderborn 2-1 after extra time - Robert Vittek scored the winning goal.

Welcome along and thanks for joining us for build-up and live coverage of this Matchday 13 fixture between SC Paderborn 07 and 1. FC Nürnberg.