Jahn Regensburg and Hansa Rostock draw a crazy match 3-3 on Wednesday

REGENSBURG. Jahn Regensburg and Hansa Rostock played a scintillating incredible match before drawing 3-3.

October 28, 2021

REGENSBURG. Jahn Regensburg and Hansa Rostock went through a rollercoaster before drawing 3-3. Jahn Regensburg was vastly superior in terms of ball possession (65%)

The match was played at the Jahnstadion Regensburg (Regensburg) stadium in Regensburg on Wednesday and it started at 6:45 pm local time. The referee was Tobias Reichel who was helped by Christian Bandurski and Marc-Philipp Eckermann. The 4th official was Wolfgang Haslberger. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was quite cold at 6.9 degrees Celsius or 44.46 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 94%.

Match Statistics

Jahn Regensburg

3 - 3

Hansa Rostock

! 74 Ball Possession 26

Shots

30 Total 14
8 On Target 5
22 Off Target 9
4 Shots blocked 2

185 Attack 103
78 Dangerous attack 41
75 Ball safe 77

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 4
1 Off Sides 4

Fouls

12 Total 17
0 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Jahn Regensburg had a superior ball possession 65% while Hansa Rostock was struggling with a 35% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Jahn Regensburg was more aggressive with 78 dangerous attacks and 30 shots of which 8 were on target. However, that was not enough Jahn Regensburg to win the match.

Jahn Regensburg shot 30 times, 8 on target, 22 off target. Regarding the opposition, Hansa Rostock shot 14 times, 5 on target, 9 off target.

Cards

Jahn Regensburg received 1 yellow card (J. Beste). Talking about the opposition, Hansa Rostock received 1 yellow card (R. Malone).

Match Timeline

39'

46'

56'

59'

65'

71'

Sarpreet Singh(goal)E. Wekesser

75'

76'

79'

N. Neidhart- sub ->C. Rizzuto

79'

Konrad Faber- sub ->S. Singh

80'

90'

101'

118'

120'

Standings

No data available

After this contest, Jahn Regensburg has points to occupy the 0th place in the table. Regarding the opposition, Hansa Rostock has points (0th).

Next matches

Jahn Regensburg – Formation

Jahn Regensburg

Alexander Meyer 1.Germany

6.3

Sebastian Nachreiner 28.Germany

6.7

59'

Benedikt Saller 6.Germany

7.0

Steve Breitkreuz 23.Germany

8.0

101'

Willi Orbán 4.Hungary

7.1

Mohamed Simakan 2.France

7.2

Josko Gvardiol 32.Croatia

7.0

Benedikt Gimber 5.Germany

7.2

79'

Jan-Niklas Beste 4.Germany

7.1

118'

Max Besuschkow 7.Germany

7.3

Sarpreet Singh 15.New Zealand

7.1

80'

71'

Lukas Klostermann 16.Germany

7.3

Kevin Kampl 44.Slovenia

7.1

Angeliño 3.Spain

6.8

David Otto 14.Germany

6.7

59'

Charalampos Makridis 26.Germany

6.2

46'

Christopher Nkunku 18.France

7.6

Yussuf Poulsen 9.Denmark

7.1

Benjamin Henrichs 39.Germany

7.1

Substitutes

E. Wekesser 13.Germany

9.1

Thorsten Kirschbaum 21.Germany

Josep Martínez 31.Spain

Jan Elvedi 33.Switzerland

Leon Guwara 20.Gambia

6.6

59'

Solomon Bonnah 35.Netherlands

7.0

Konrad Faber 11.Germany

6.4

80'

Carlo Boukhalfa 22.Germany

6.8

79'

C. Moritz 18.Germany

Dani Olmo 25.Spain

7.2

Sidney Raebiger 37.Germany

Kaan Caliskaner 10.Germany

Joel Zwarts 27.Netherlands

7.4

59'

90'

Andreas Albers 19.Denmark

6.8

46'

Hugo Novoa 38.Spain

6.6

Jahn Regensburg started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

The manager Mersad Selimbegovic decided to play with the following team: Alexander Meyer (6.3), Benedikt Saller (7.0), Sebastian Nachreiner (6.7), Steve Breitkreuz (7.8), Erik Wekesser (9.0), Jan-Niklas Beste (7.1), Benedikt Gimber (7.2), Max Besuschkow (7.3), Sarpreet Singh (7.1), Charalambos Makridis (6.2) and David Otto (6.7).

The home team had on the bench: Kaan Caliskaner, Jan Elvedi, Thorsten Kirschbaum, Konrad Faber (6.5), Leon Guwara (6.8), Carlo Boukhalfa (6.9), Joel Zwarts (7.3), Christoph Moritz and Andreas Albers (7.0).

Substitutions

Jahn Regensburg made 5 changes: H. Makridis for A. Albers (46′), S. Nachreiner for J. Zwarts (59′), D. Otto for L. Guwara (59′), B. Gimber for C. Boukhalfa (79′) and S. Singh for K. Faber (80′).

Best player: Erik Wekesser

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Jahn Regensburg was Erik Wekesser.

His rating is (9.0) with 74 passes (79% accurate) and 8 key passes. He was won 5 duels out of 9. He performed 17 crosses.

Hansa Rostock – Formation

Hansa Rostock

Markus Kolke 1.Germany

6.8

Julian Riedel 3.Germany

7.6

Damian Roßbach 4.Germany

6.8

Calogero Rizzuto 27.Germany

6.3

79'

Thomas Meißner 25.Germany

6.2

Jonathan Meier 23.Germany

6.5

65'

Lukas Fröde 34.Germany

7.2

S. Rhein 5.Germany

6.9

76'

Streli Mamba 11.Germany

7.1

75'

56'

Kevin Schumacher 13.Germany

7.1

65'

Björn Rother 6.Germany

6.1

Svante Ingelsson 14.Sweden

6.6

John Verhoek 18.Netherlands

6.8

65'

Ridge Munsy 9.DR Congo

6.6

75'

Substitutes

Luis Klatte 22.Germany

Ben Voll 30.Germany

Ryan Malone 16.United States

6.6

39'

N. Neidhart 7.Germany

6.3

79'

Bentley Baxter Bahn 8.Germany

6.2

Hanno Behrens 17.Germany

6.4

76'

Haris Duljević 10.Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tobias Schwede 38.Germany

Pascal Breier 39.Germany

7.4

65'

120'

Nils Fröling 15.Sweden

6.4

Theo Martens 33.Germany

Hansa Rostock started with a mid-fielder-oriented line-up (4-1-4-1).

On the other side, Jens Härtel played with: Markus Kolke (7.0), Julian Riedel (7.8), Ryan Malone (6.9), Damian Roßbach (6.6), Calogero Rizzuto (6.3), Lukas Fröde (7.2), Streli Mamba (7.1), Bentley Baxter Bahn (7.7), Simon Rhein (6.9), Kevin Schumacher (7.1) and John Verhoek (6.8).

They had on the bench: Luis Klatte, Hanno Behrens (6.4), Nico Neidhart (6.1), Thomas Meißner, Björn Rother, Pascal Breier (7.5), Haris Duljević, Ridge Munsy (7.1) and Jonathan Meier (6.2).

Hansa Rostock could not rely on the presence of N. Neidhart (injured).

Substitutions

Hansa Rostock made 5 changes: K. Schumacher for J. Meier (65′), J. Verhoek for P. Breier (65′), S. Mamba for R. Munsy (75′), S. Rhein for H. Behrens (76′) and C. Rizzuto for N. Neidhart (79′).