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Stefano Marino
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Steffen Tigges
Werder Come Back After Going 0-2 Down
Werder fall behind early after conceding two goals in the first half. However, two-goal scorer Füllkrug secures a point for the Bremen side.
In the 6th round of the German Bundesliga, Werder Bremen and SC Paderborn draw 2-2.
Werder should have taken an early lead. After a through ball from Reis, Austrian legionnaire Grüll ran alone towards the Paderborn goal, but Noll managed to narrow the angle and save. (15th minute).
Just three minutes later, Paderborn scored instead. Grüll lost the ball to Tigges in the build-up, who quickly played it through to Marino. The striker gave Hein no chance and made it 1-0.
Paderborn remained more active and created another chance after a long throw-in. Tigges headed the ball against Füllkrug, then poked it in after and pushed the rebound over the line for a 2-0 lead (30th minute).
Werder Emerge Better After the Break
The Bremen side showed a different face after the break and got back into the game. Dinkci flicked a ball into the path of Füllkrug, and the striker gave Noll no chance with a bouncing shot (59th minute).
And Werder remained on the attack. Füllkrug got the chance to complete his brace from a handball penalty. He didn't miss, equalizing at 2-2 (65th minute).
For Werder, Grüll and Friedl played the full match, while Schlager remained on the bench. After the draw, Werder are eighth, and Paderborn are in 15th place.
Augsburg Forced to Bow to Elversberg
Elversberg won a goal-fest against FC Augsburg with a score of 4-3. For Elversberg, Kristof played the full match.
For Augsburg and Gregoritsch (from the 46th minute), nothing went according to plan in the first half. Petkov gave Elversberg the lead with a rebound after a penalty (4th minute).
Günther extended the lead to 2-0 just three minutes later (7th minute). In the 28th minute, Rohr made it 3-0, ensuring a first half to forget for Augsburg. Rieder managed to score a consolation goal to make it 1-3 in the last minute of the first half (45+9th minute).
Gregoritsch made the game exciting again in the 76th minute with a penalty, reducing the deficit to 2-3. In a heated final phase, Schmahl first scored to make it 4-2 (89th minute), shortly thereafter Kömür (90+1st minute) brought Augsburg back within one goal, making it 3-4.
HSV Beat VfB Stuttgart
Hamburger SV won against VfB Stuttgart with a score of 1-0.
For Stuttgart, Austrian legionnaire Spalt was not used. Vieira had the biggest chance in the first half after a corner kick. However, the Portuguese player failed to beat Seimen (26th minute).
For a long time, it looked like a 0-0 draw. Until Muheim came along shortly before the end. In the 88th minute, he scored the decisive goal, sending the Hamburg fans into celebration. This moved Hamburg up to ninth place, while VfB are now 13th.