Hansa Rostock conquers Wehen Wiesbaden 3-1

ROSTOCK. Hansa Rostock beats Wehen Wiesbaden 3-1.

By
John Ross
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Hansa Rostock conquers Wehen Wiesbaden 3-1

ROSTOCK. Hansa Rostock defeats Wehen Wiesbaden 3-1. Hansa Rostock got an early 2-0 lead with 2 goals from Damian Roßbach (51′) and Kai Pröger (72′). Wehen Wiesbaden tried to recover with a goal from Ivan Prtajin (78′). However, the match was closed by a goal (90′) scored by Svante Ingelsson for Hansa Rostock.

The match was played at the Ostseestadion stadium in Rostock on Friday and it started at 6:30 pm local time. In front of 25,500 spectators.​ The referee was Nicolas Winter assisted by Patrick Kessel and Roman Potemkin. The 4th official was Luca Jürgensen. The weather was clear sky. The temperature was cold at 13.9 degrees Celsius or 57.02 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 89%.​

Match Statistics​

Team 1

Hansa Rostock

3 - 1

Team 1

Wehen Wiesbaden

  • 55 Ball Possession 45
Shots
  • 18 Total 10
  • 4 On Target 6
  • 8 Off Target 2
  • 6 Shots blocked 2
  • 113 Attack 83
  • 43 Dangerous attack 33
  • 81 Ball safe 84
  • 0 Penalties 0
  • 5 Corners 5
  • 6 Off Sides 2
Fouls
  • 11 Total 15
  • 1 Yellow Cards 2
  • 0 Double Yellow 0
  • 0 Red Card 1
Other
  • 5 Substitutions 4

Ball possession

Hansa Rostock was in firm control of the ball 55% while Wehen Wiesbaden was struggling with a 45% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Hansa Rostock was putting more pressure with 43 dangerous attacks and 18 shots of which 4 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Hansa Rostock won the match​.

Hansa Rostock shot 18 times, 4 on target, 8 off target. On the opposite side, Wehen Wiesbaden shot 10 times, 6 on target, 2 off target.

Cards

Hansa Rostock received 1 yellow card (Damian Roßbach). Talking about the opposition, Wehen Wiesbaden received 2 yellow cards (Keanan Bennetts and Aleksandar Vukotic).

Also, Wehen Wiesbaden didn’t finish the match with 11 players after Bjarke Jacobsen (Wehen Wiesbaden) was sent off after receiving a straight red card (52′).

Match Timeline

Damian Roßbach- Yellow
45'
Damian Roßbach(goal)S. Rhein
51'
52'
Bjarke Jacobsen- Red
58'
Aleksandar Vukotic- Yellow
63'
Thijmen Goppel- sub ->Nick Bätzner
63'
John Iredale- sub ->Hyun-ju Lee 
Kai Pröger(goal)Svante Ingelsson
72'
74'
Keanan Bennetts- sub ->L. Günther
Sebastian Vasiliadis- sub ->S. Rhein
76'
Jasper van der Werff- sub ->Konstantinos Stafylidis
76'
78'
Ivan Prtajin(goal)
Juan-José Perea- sub ->Júnior Brumado
81'
81'
Florian Carstens- sub ->Sascha Mockenhaupt 
85'
Keanan Bennetts- Yellow
Janik Bachmann- sub ->Kai Pröger
88'
John-Patrick Strauß- sub ->Kevin Schumacher
88'
Svante Ingelsson(goal)Juan-José Perea
90'

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
St. Pauli
63
31
Holstein Kiel
61
31
Fortuna Düsseldorf
56
31
Hamburger SV
52
31
Karlsruher SC
49
31
Hannover 96
46
31
Paderborn
46
31
Hertha BSC
45
31
SpVgg Greuther Fürth
45
31
Elversberg
40
31
Magdeburg
37
31
Schalke 04
37
31
Nürnberg
37
31
Eintracht Braunschweig
34
31
Kaiserslautern
33
31
Wehen Wiesbaden
32
31
Hansa Rostock
31
31
Osnabrück
25
31

After this contest, Hansa Rostock has 31 points like Magdeburg, Wehen Wiesbaden and Schalke 04 to hold in the 15th place. On the other side, Wehen Wiesbaden will stays with 31 points like Magdeburg, Schalke 04 and Hansa Rostock to sit in the 13th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the 2. Bundesliga, Hansa Rostock will play away against Hertha BSC on the 11th of April with a 1-1 head to head statistic.

Wehen Wiesbaden will host Fortuna Düsseldorf on the 11th of April with a 1-0 head to head in favor of Wehen Wiesbaden (0 draws).

Hansa Rostock – Formation

Hansa Rostock
G
Markus Kolke  1.Germany
7.5
D
Konstantinos Stafylidis 3.Greece
7.0
76'
D
Damian Roßbach 4.Germany
8.1
45' Goals51'
D
Jonas David  17.Germany
7.0
M
Dennis Dressel 6.Germany
6.8
M
N. Neidhart 7.Germany
6.7
M
S. Rhein 8.Germany
8.1
76'
M
Kevin Schumacher 13.Germany
7.1
88'
F
Kai Pröger 9.Germany
7.3
88' Goals72'
F
Svante Ingelsson 14.Sweden
8.8
Goals90'
F
Júnior Brumado 49.Brazil
7.1
81'
Substitutes
G
Marko Johansson 40.Sweden
D
Jasper van der Werff 22.Switzerland
6.3
76'
D
John-Patrick Strauß 24.Philippines
88'
M
Sebastian Vasiliadis 19.Greece
7.0
76'
M
Janik Bachmann 26.Germany
88'
F
Nils Fröling 10.Sweden
F
Juan-José Perea 18.Colombia
7.5
81'
F
Christian Kinsombi 27.Germany
F
Sveinn Aron Gudjohnsen 45.Iceland

Hansa Rostock adopted the extremely aggressive line-up (3-4-3).

The manager Mersad Selimbegovic decided to play with the following team: Markus Kolke  (7.5), Jonas David  (7.0), Damian Roßbach (8.1), Konstantinos Stafylidis (7.0), N. Neidhart (6.7), Dennis Dressel (6.8), S. Rhein (8.1), Kevin Schumacher (7.1), Kai Pröger (7.3), Júnior Brumado (7.1) and Svante Ingelsson (8.8).

The home team had on the bench: Nils Fröling, Juan-José Perea (7.5), Sebastian Vasiliadis (7.0), Jasper van der Werff (6.3), John-Patrick Strauß, Janik Bachmann, Christian Kinsombi, Marko Johansson and Sveinn Aron Gudjohnsen.

Substitutions

Hansa Rostock made 5 changes: Konstantinos Stafylidis for Jasper van der Werff (76′), S. Rhein for Sebastian Vasiliadis (76′), Júnior Brumado for Juan-José Perea (81′), Kai Pröger for Janik Bachmann (88′) and Kevin Schumacher for John-Patrick Strauß (88′).

Player of the match: Svante Ingelsson​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Hansa Rostock was Svante Ingelsson.

His rating is 8.8 with 1 goal, 32 passes (63% accurate) and 3 key passes. He won 7 duels out of 11. He performed 3 crosses.

Wehen Wiesbaden – Formation

Wehen Wiesbaden
G
Florian Stritzel 16.Germany
6.6
D
Martin Angha 2.Switzerland
6.1
D
Marcus Mathisen 24.Denmark
7.0
D
Aleksandar Vukotic 26.Serbia
6.4
58'
M
Sascha Mockenhaupt  4.Germany
6.6
81'
M
Robin Heußer 7.Germany
7.1
M
Nick Bätzner 8.Germany
6.7
63'
M
Bjarke Jacobsen 19.Denmark
6.1
52'
M
Hyun-ju Lee  20.South Korea
7.0
63'
M
L. Günther 29.Germany
7.0
74'
F
Ivan Prtajin 18.Croatia
7.9
Goals78'
Substitutes
G
Arthur Lyska 1.Germany
D
Florian Carstens 17.Germany
6.3
81'
M
Gino Fechner 6.Germany
M
Thijmen Goppel 9.Netherlands
6.4
63'
M
Keanan Bennetts 11.England
6.7
74' 85'
M
Julius Kade 21.Germany
F
Franko Kovacevic 14.Croatia
F
Nikolas Agrafiotis 25.Serbia
F
John Iredale 33.Australia
7.0
63'

Also Wehen Wiesbaden adopted the extremely aggressive line-up (3-4-3).

Markus Kauczinski played with: Florian Stritzel (6.6), Martin Angha (6.1), Marcus Mathisen (7.0), Aleksandar Vukotic (6.4), Sascha Mockenhaupt  (6.6), Bjarke Jacobsen (6.1), Robin Heußer (7.1), L. Günther (7.0), Nick Bätzner (6.7), Ivan Prtajin (7.9) and Hyun-ju Lee  (7.0).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Arthur Lyska, Gino Fechner, Thijmen Goppel (6.4), Keanan Bennetts (6.7), Franko Kovacevic, Florian Carstens (6.3), Julius Kade, Nikolas Agrafiotis and John Iredale (7.0).

Substitutions

Wehen Wiesbaden made 4 changes: Hyun-ju Lee  for John Iredale (63′), Nick Bätzner for Thijmen Goppel (63′), L. Günther for Keanan Bennetts (74′) and Sascha Mockenhaupt  for Florian Carstens (81′).

Player of the match: Ivan Prtajin​

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Wehen Wiesbaden was Ivan Prtajin.

His rating is 7.9 with 1 goal, 25 passes (73% accurate) and 1 key pass. He won 4 duels out of 11.

Results of the day

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