Heidenheim overcomes Holstein Kiel 3-0

HEIDENHEIM AN DER BRENZ. Heidenheim was finally too much to handle for Holstein Kiel.

By
Luke Meyer
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Heidenheim overcomes Holstein Kiel 3-0

HEIDENHEIM AN DER BRENZ. Heidenheim was finally too much to handle for Holstein Kiel with the goal of Patrick Mainka (2′), Tim Kleindienst (68′) and Jan-Niklas Beste (74′ pen). Holstein Kiel lost this match even if it was better in terms of ball possession (58%).

The match was played at the Voith-Arena stadium in Heidenheim an der Brenz on Sunday and it started at 1:30 pm local time. The referee was Florian Badstübner who had the assistance of Markus Schüller and Roman Potemkin. The 4th official was Lars Erbst. The weather was cloudy. The temperature was pleasant at 17.4 degrees Celsius or 63.39 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 64%.​

Match Statistics​

Team 1

Heidenheim

3 - 0

Team 1

Holstein Kiel

  • 42 Ball Possession 58
Shots
  • 21 Total 7
  • 6 On Target 2
  • 9 Off Target 2
  • 6 Shots blocked 3
  • 107 Attack 106
  • 38 Dangerous attack 48
  • 91 Ball safe 85
  • 1 Penalties 0
  • 12 Corners 1
Fouls
  • 11 Total 11
  • 2 Yellow Cards 2
  • 0 Double Yellow 0
  • 0 Red Card 0
Other
  • 5 Substitutions 4

Ball possession

Holstein Kiel had a superior ball possession 58% while Heidenheim was struggling with a 42% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Holstein Kiel had a more offensive attitude with 48 dangerous attacks and 7 shots of which 2 were on target. Notwithstanding, Heidenheim was able to find the solution to win this match.​

Heidenheim shot 21 times, 6 on target, 9 off target. On the other side, Holstein Kiel shot 7 times, 2 on target, 2 off target.

Cards

Heidenheim received 3 yellow cards (Timo Becker, Dzenis Burnic and Patrick Mainka). Talking about the opposition, Holstein Kiel received 1 yellow card (Marco Komenda ).

Match Timeline

Patrick Mainka (goal)Jan-Niklas Beste
2'
45'
Timo Becker- Yellow
60'
Marco Komenda- Yellow
60'
Kevin Sessa- sub ->Florian Pick
62'
66'
Tim Kleindienst(goal)
68'
Jan-Niklas Beste (penalty)
74'
76'
Fiete Arp - sub ->Steven Skrzybski
76'
78'
78'
Christian Kühlwetter- sub ->Denis Thomalla
78'
Patrick Mainka - Yellow
84'
Thomas Keller - sub ->Lennard Maloney
89'
Stefan Schimmer- sub ->Tim Kleindienst
89'

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
Heidenheim
67
34
Darmstadt 98
67
34
Hamburger SV
66
34
Fortuna Düsseldorf
58
34
St. Pauli
58
34
Paderborn
55
34
Karlsruher SC
46
34
Holstein Kiel
46
34
Kaiserslautern
45
34
Hannover 96
44
34
Magdeburg
43
34
SpVgg Greuther Fürth
41
34
Hansa Rostock
41
34
Nürnberg
39
34
Eintracht Braunschweig
36
34
DSC Arminia Bielefeld
34
34
Jahn Regensburg
31
34
Sandhausen
28
34

After this match, Heidenheim will have 57 points to hold in the 2nd place. Talking about the opposition, Holstein Kiel will stay with 40 points to sit in the 8th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the 2. Bundesliga, Heidenheim will play away with SpVgg Greuther Fürth on the 28th of April with a 7-4 head to head in favor of Heidenheim (4 draws).

Holstein Kiel will host Karlsruher SC on the 13th of May with a 3-3 head to head record.

Heidenheim – Formation

Heidenheim
G
Kevin Müller 1.Germany
6.9
D
Marnon Busch 2.Germany
7.4
D
Patrick Mainka  6.Germany
7.9
84' Goals2'
D
Jonas Föhrenbach 19.Germany
6.8
D
Tim Siersleben 4.Germany
7.1
M
Lennard Maloney  33.Germany
7.1
89'
M
Florian Pick 17.Germany
6.9
62'
M
Jan-Niklas Beste  37.Germany
9.4
78' Goals74'
M
Jan Schöppner 3.Germany
6.7
M
Denis Thomalla 11.Germany
7.0
78'
F
Tim Kleindienst 10.Germany
7.8
89' Goals68'
Substitutes
G
Vitus Eicher 22.Germany
D
Marvin Rittmüller 18.Germany
M
Dzenis Burnic 20.Germany
78' 78'
M
Andreas Geipl 8.Germany
M
Kevin Sessa 16.Germany
6.9
62'
M
Thomas Keller  27.Germany
89'
M
Tim Köther 26.Germany
F
Christian Kühlwetter 24.Germany
78'
F
Stefan Schimmer 9.Germany
89'

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

The manager Frank Schmidt decided to play with the following team: Kevin Müller (6.9), Marnon Busch (7.4), Patrick Mainka (7.9), Tim Siersleben (7.1), Jonas Föhrenbach (6.8), Lennard Maloney (7.1), Florian Pick (6.9), Denis Thomalla (7.0), Jan Schöppner (6.7), Jan-Niklas Beste (9.4) and Tim Kleindienst (7.8).

The home team had on the bench: Dženis Burnić, Vitus Eicher, Christian Kühlwetter, Marvin Rittmüller, Andreas Geipl, Stefan Schimmer, Kevin Sessa (6.9), Thomas Keller and Tim Kother.

Heidenheim could not rely on the presence of Thomas Keller (injured) and Stefan Schimmer (injured).

Substitutions

Heidenheim made 5 changes: Florian Pick for Kevin Sessa (62′), Jan-Niklas Beste for Dženis Burnić (78′), Denis Thomalla for Christian Kühlwetter (78′), Lennard Maloney for Thomas Keller (89′) and Tim Kleindienst for Stefan Schimmer (89′).

Best player: Jan-Niklas Beste​

The most impressive player for Heidenheim was Jan-Niklas Beste.

His rating is (9.4) with 1 goal, 20 passes (70% accurate) and 7 key passes. He performed 17 crosses.

Holstein Kiel – Formation

Holstein Kiel
G
Robin Himmelmann 35.Germany
6.1
D
M. Kirkeskov 2.Denmark
6.4
D
Marco Komenda 3.Germany
6.1
60'
D
Timo Becker 17.Germany
5.9
D
Patrick Erras 4.Germany
6.2
M
Hauke Wahl 24.Germany
6.5
M
Marvin Schulz 25.Germany
6.5
M
Finn Porath 27.Germany
6.4
66'
M
Steven Skrzybski 7.Germany
6.6
76'
M
Fabian Reese 11.Germany
7.2
76'
F
Hólmbert Aron Fridjónsson 36.Iceland
6.7
60'
Substitutes
G
Timon Weiner 33.Germany
D
Stefan Thesker 5.Germany
D
Simon Lorenz 19.Germany
D
Julian Korb 23.Germany
M
Fin Bartels 31.Germany
6.4
66'
M
Alexander Mühling 8.Germany
6.8
76'
F
Fiete Arp  20.Germany
6.6
76'
F
Kwasi Wriedt 18.Ghana
5.9
60'

Holstein Kiel started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

Marcel Rapp played with: Robin Himmelmann (6.1), Timo Becker (5.9), Patrick Erras (6.2), Marco Komenda (6.1), Mikkel Kirkeskov (6.4), Hauke Wahl (6.5), Marvin Schulz (6.5), Steven Skrzybski (6.6), Finn Dominik Porath (6.4), Fabian Reese (7.2) and Hólmbert Aron Friðjónsson (6.7).

These were the players on the bench: Jann-Fiete Arp (6.6), Stefan Thesker, Timon Weiner, Simon Lorenz, Julian Korb, Kwasi Okyere Wriedt (5.9), Fin Bartels (6.4) and Alexander Mühling (6.8).

Substitutions

Holstein Kiel made 4 changes: Hólmbert Aron Fridjónsson for Kwasi Okyere Wriedt (60′), Finn Porath for Fin Bartels (66′), Fabian Reese for Alexander Mühling (76′) and Steven Skrzybski for Jann-Fiete Arp (76′).

Best player: Fabian Reese​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Holstein Kiel was Fabian Reese.

His rating is (7.2) with 27 passes (66% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 4 duels out of 6. He performed 8 crosses.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the 2. Bundesliga.​