Heidenheim prevails over Jahn Regensburg after recovering from a 2-0 deficit. HIGHLIGHTS

REGENSBURG. Heidenheim had a fantastic comeback against Jahn Regensburg.

May 29, 2023

REGENSBURG. Heidenheim had a fantastic comeback against Jahn Regensburg.

The match was played at the Jahnstadion Regensburg (Regensburg) stadium in Regensburg on Sunday and it started at 3:30 pm local time. The referee was Sören Storks assisted by Philipp Hüwe and Christian Bandurski. The 4th official was Martin Speckner. The weather was clear. The temperature was pleasant at 24 degrees Celsius or 75.16 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 36%.

Match Statistics

Jahn Regensburg

2 - 3

Heidenheim

48 Ball Possession 52

Shots

11 Total 20
5 On Target 11
6 Off Target 9
0 Shots blocked 4

114 Attack 100
46 Dangerous attack 52
102 Ball safe 88

0 Penalties 1
5 Corners 4
2 Off Sides 1

Fouls

21 Total 11
6 Yellow Cards 0
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 4

Ball possession

None of the teams was particularly dominant in terms of ball possession. Jahn Regensburg was in possession of the ball for 48% of the time vs. Heidenheim that controlled the ball for 52% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Heidenheim was putting more pressure with 52 dangerous attacks and 20 shots of which 11 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Heidenheim won the contest.

Jahn Regensburg shot 10 times, 5 on target, 5 off target. On the opposite side, Heidenheim shot 20 times, 11 on target, 9 off target.

Cards

Jahn Regensburg received 6 yellow cards (Benedikt Saller, Prince Osei Owusu, Jan Elvedi, Aygün Yildirim, Joshua Mees and Steve Breitkreuz). Regarding the opposition, Heidenheim didn’t receive any yellow card.

Match Timeline

35'

Kevin Sessa- sub ->Florian Pick

Benedikt Saller- Yellow

44'

46'

Stefan Schimmer- sub ->Jan Schöppner

51'

55'

Norman Theuerkauf- sub ->Lennard Maloney

56'

Benedikt Saller(own-goal)

58'

63'

65'

72'

73'

78'

Adrian Beck- sub ->Denis Thomalla

Jannik Graf- sub ->Aygün Yildirim

79'

82'

86'

90'

Tim Kleindienst(goal)Patrick Mainka

90'

Jan-Niklas Beste (penalty)

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Eintracht Braunschweig

DSC Arminia Bielefeld

Jahn Regensburg

Sandhausen

After this match, Jahn Regensburg will stay with 31 points to remain in the 17th place. Talking about the opposition, Heidenheim will have 67 points like Darmstadt 98 to hold in the 1st place.

Next matches

Jahn Regensburg – Formation

Jahn Regensburg

J. Urbig 40.Germany

7.6

Steve Breitkreuz 23.Germany

7.3

86'

Leon Guwara 20.Gambia

7.2

Scott Kennedy 24.Canada

6.8

Benedikt Saller 6.Germany

7.3

79'

44'

Benedikt Gimber 5.Germany

7.0

Maximilian Thalhammer 8.Germany

6.9

72'

Konrad Faber 11.Germany

7.1

65'

Andreas Albers 19.Denmark

6.4

Aygün Yıldırım 18.Germany

6.2

79'

Prince Osei Owusu 9.Germany

7.9

73'

63'

51', 56'

Substitutes

Thorsten Kirschbaum 21.Germany

Sebastian Nachreiner 28.Germany

79'

Jan Elvedi 33.Switzerland

6.5

72'

90'

Joshua Mees 29.Germany

6.5

73'

82'

Oscar Schönfelder 16.Germany

Blendi Idrizi 14.Kosovo

Sarpreet Singh 15.New Zealand

Nicklas Shipnoski 7.Germany

6.6

65'

Jannik Graf 39.Germany

6.2

79'

Jahn Regensburg adopted the 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Joe Enochs decided to play with the following team: Jonas Urbig (7.6), Benedikt Saller (7.3), Steve Breitkreuz (7.3), Scott Kennedy (6.8), Leon Guwara (7.2), Benedikt Gimber (7.0), Maximilian Thalhammer (6.9), Konrad Faber (7.1), Andreas Albers (6.4), Aygün Yıldırım (6.2) and Prince-Osei Owusu (7.9).

The home team had on the bench: Sebastian Nachreiner, Joshua Mees (6.5), Jan Elvedi (6.5), Nicklas Shipnoski (6.6), Oscar Schönfelder, Blendi Idrizi, Thorsten Kirschbaum, Jannik Graf (6.2) and Sarpreet Singh.

Jahn Regensburg could not rely on the presence of Sebastian Nachreiner (injured).

Substitutions

Jahn Regensburg made 4 changes: Konrad Faber for Nicklas Shipnoski (65′), Maximilian Thalhammer for Jan Elvedi (72′), Prince Osei Owusu for Joshua Mees (73′) and Benedikt Saller for Sebastian Nachreiner (79′).

Best player: Prince-Osei Owusu

The player that probably impressed the most for Jahn Regensburg was Prince-Osei Owusu.

His rating is (7.9) with 2 goals, 16 passes (68% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 6 duels out of 18.

Heidenheim – Formation

Heidenheim

Kevin Müller 1.Germany

6.4

Marnon Busch 2.Germany

6.8

Patrick Mainka 6.Germany

7.2

Jonas Föhrenbach 19.Germany

6.9

Tim Siersleben 4.Germany

6.7

Lennard Maloney 33.Germany

6.8

55'

Florian Pick 17.Germany

6.3

35'

Jan-Niklas Beste 37.Germany

7.2

90'

Jan Schöppner 3.Germany

6.5

46'

Denis Thomalla 11.Germany

6.5

78'

Tim Kleindienst 10.Germany

7.1

90'

Substitutes

Vitus Eicher 22.Germany

Norman Theuerkauf 30.Germany

6.4

55'

Dzenis Burnic 20.Germany

Andreas Geipl 8.Germany

Adrian Beck 21.Germany

78'

Thomas Keller 27.Germany

Kevin Sessa 16.Germany

6.4

35'

Stefan Schimmer 9.Germany

6.9

46'

Christian Kühlwetter 24.Germany

Also Heidenheim adopted the 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

Frank Schmidt played with: Kevin Müller (6.4), Marnon Busch (6.8), Patrick Mainka (7.2), Tim Siersleben (6.7), Jonas Föhrenbach (6.9), Jan Schöppner (6.5), Lennard Maloney (6.8), Florian Pick (6.3), Denis Thomalla (6.5), Jan-Niklas Beste (7.2) and Tim Kleindienst (7.1).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Dženis Burnić, Andreas Geipl, Adrian Beck, Norman Theuerkauf (6.4), Stefan Schimmer (6.9), Christian Kühlwetter, Thomas Keller, Vitus Eicher and Kevin Sessa (6.4).

Heidenheim could not rely on the presence of Kevin Sessa (injured) and Norman Theuerkauf (injured).

Substitutions

Heidenheim made 4 changes: Florian Pick for Kevin Sessa (35′), Jan Schöppner for Stefan Schimmer (46′), Lennard Maloney for Norman Theuerkauf (55′) and Denis Thomalla for Adrian Beck (78′).