Paderborn recovers a 0-1 deficit to prevail over Wehen Wiesbaden 2-1

PADERBORN. Paderborn succeeded in reverse the score against Wehen Wiesbaden to win 2-1.

September 16, 2023

PADERBORN. Paderborn found a way to reverse the scoreline against Wehen Wiesbaden to win 2-1. It was Wehen Wiesbaden to strike first with a goal of Kianz Froese at the 22′. Then it was a goal in the 51′ minute to make things even for 1-1. Eventually, Niclas Nadj gave the win to Paderborn in the 60′ minute.

The match was played at the Home Deluxe Arena stadium in Paderborn on Friday and it started at 6:30 pm local time. The referee was Robert Kampka who had the assistance of and Marcel Gasteier. The 4th official was Lukas Benen.

Match Statistics

Paderborn

2 - 1

Wehen Wiesbaden

47 Ball Possession 53

Shots

16 Total 11
7 On Target 5
5 Off Target 5
4 Shots blocked 1

119 Attack 97
53 Dangerous attack 49
0 Ball safe 0

0 Penalties 0
5 Corners 1
1 Off Sides 3

Fouls

15 Total 12
3 Yellow Cards 2
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

None of the teams had a clear upper hand in terms of ball possession. Paderborn was in possession of the ball for 47% of the time vs. Wehen Wiesbaden that controlled the ball for 53% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Paderborn was more pushing with 53 dangerous attacks and 16 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Paderborn won the match.

Paderborn shot 16 times, 7 on target, 5 off target. Regarding the opposition, Wehen Wiesbaden shot 11 times, 5 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Paderborn received 3 yellow cards (Jannis Heuer, David Kinsombi and Adriano Grimaldi). On the other side, Wehen Wiesbaden received 2 yellow cards (Marcus Mathisen and Ivan Prtajin).

Match Timeline

22'

Kianz Froese(goal)Thijmen Goppel

25'

Kianz Froese(VAR)

J. Heuer- Yellow

29'

45'

Ivan Prtajin- Yellow

Sebastian Klaas(goal)Felix Platte

51'

Niclas Nadj(goal)Sebastian Klaas

60'

Kimberly Ezekwem - sub ->Laurin Curda

63'

Adriano Grimaldi- sub ->Sebastian Klaas

63'

64'

Nick Bätzner- sub ->Hyun-ju Lee

Sirlord Conteh- sub ->Felix Platte

70'

73'

Marcus Mathisen- Yellow

77'

Antonio Jonjic- sub ->Kianz Froese

77'

Julius Kade- sub ->Gino Fechner

64'

Amar Catic- sub ->Sascha Mockenhaupt

Adriano Grimaldi- Yellow

80'

Kai Klefisch - sub ->Niclas Nadj

80'

David Kinsombi- sub ->Florent Muslija

81'

86'

John Iredale- sub ->Florian Carstens

David Kinsombi- Yellow

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

Eintracht Braunschweig

After this match, Paderborn will have 7 points like St. Pauli and Karlsruher SC to sit in the 12th place. Regarding the opposition, Wehen Wiesbaden will stay with 8 points like Hannover 96 and Nürnberg to hold in the 8th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the 2. Bundesliga, Paderborn will play away against Hansa Rostock on the 19th of May with a 6-3 head to head stats in favor of Paderborn (3 draws).

Wehen Wiesbaden will host Hamburger SV on the 7th of October with a 3-0 head to head stats in favor of Hamburger SV (1 draw).

Paderborn – Formation

Paderborn

Jannik Huth 21.Germany

7.5

Visar Musliu 16.Macedonia

6.7

L. Curda 17.Germany

7.0

63'

Raphael Obermair 23.Germany

7.3

J. Heuer 24.Germany

7.0

29'

Marcel Hoffmeier 33.Germany

7.5

M. Hansen 22.Germany

7.7

Sebastian Klaas 26.Germany

8.4

63'

51'

Florent Muslija 30.Kosovo

7.3

81'

Niclas Nadj 40.Germany

8.1

80'

60'

Felix Platte 36.Germany

7.0

70'

Substitutes

P. Boevink 1.Netherlands

Tobias Müller 15.Germany

Kimberly Ezekwem 19.Germany

7.0

63'

Marco Schuster 6.Germany

David Kinsombi 8.Germany

6.7

81'

90'

Kai Klefisch 27.Germany

6.8

80'

Sirlord Conteh 11.Germany

6.1

70'

I. Ansah 29.Germany

Adriano Grimaldi 39.Germany

6.6

63'

80'

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

The manager Lukas Kwasniok decided to play with the following team: Jannik Huth (7.5), Laurin Curda (7.0), Jannis Heuer (7.0), Visar Musliu (6.7), Marcel Hoffmeier (7.5), Raphael Obermair (7.3), Sebastian Klaas (8.4), Mattes Hansen (7.7), Florent Muslija (7.3), Felix Platte (7.0) and Niclas Nadj (8.1).

The home team had on the bench: Pelle Boevink, Marco Schuster, David Kinsombi (6.7), Sirlord Conteh (6.1), Tobias Müller, Kimberly Ezekwem (7.0), Kai Klefisch (6.8), Ilyas Ansah and Adriano Grimaldi (6.6).

Substitutions

Paderborn made 5 changes: Niclas Nadj for Kai Klefisch (80′), Laurin Curda for Kimberly Ezekwem (63′), Sebastian Klaas for Adriano Grimaldi (63′), Felix Platte for Sirlord Conteh (70′) and Florent Muslija for David Kinsombi (81′).

Best player: Sebastian Klaas

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Paderborn was Sebastian Klaas.

His rating is (8.4) with 1 goal, 35 passes (86% accurate) and 2 key passes. He was won 2 duels out of 8.

Wehen Wiesbaden – Formation

Wehen Wiesbaden

Florian Stritzel 16.Germany

7.0

Martin Angha 2.Switzerland

7.0

Florian Carstens 17.Germany

8.4

86'

Marcus Mathisen 24.Denmark

8.1

73'

Sascha Mockenhaupt 4.Germany

6.7

64'

Gino Fechner 6.Germany

6.3

77'

Robin Heußer 7.Germany

7.7

Thijmen Goppel 9.Netherlands

7.3

Hyun-ju Lee 20.South Korea

7.5

64'

Ivan Prtajin 18.Croatia

6.1

45'

Kianz Froese 30.Canada

7.3

77'

22'

Substitutes

Arthur Lyska 1.Germany

Max Reinthaler 15.Italy

Aleksandar Vukotic 26.Serbia

Nick Bätzner 8.Germany

6.8

64'

Bjarke Jacobsen 19.Denmark

Julius Kade 21.Germany

6.8

77'

Antonio Jonjic 10.Germany

6.7

77'

John Iredale 33.Australia

7.3

86'

Amar Catic 34.Bosnia and Herzegovina

7.0

64'

Wehen Wiesbaden started with a 3-4-2-1 line-up (3-4-2-1).

Markus Kauczinski played with: Florian Stritzel (7.0), Martin Angha (7.0), Marcus Mathisen (8.1), Florian Carstens (8.4), Sascha Mockenhaupt (6.7), Robin Heußer (7.7), Gino Fechner (6.3), Thijmen Goppel (7.3), Hyun-ju Lee (7.5), Ivan Prtajin (6.1) and Kianz Froese (7.3).

These were the players on the bench: Arthur Lyska , Nick Bätzner (6.8), Antonio Jonjic (6.7), Max Reinthaler , Bjarke Jacobsen, Julius Kade (6.8), Aleksandar Vukotic , John Iredale (7.3) and Amar Catic (7.0).

Substitutions

Wehen Wiesbaden made 5 changes: Florian Carstens for John Iredale (86′), Hyun-ju Lee for Nick Bätzner (64′), Sascha Mockenhaupt for Amar Catic (64′), Kianz Froese for Antonio Jonjic (77′) and Gino Fechner for Julius Kade (77′).