0:1 - HSV loses at Holstein Kiel

Early deficit...

HSV coach Tim Walter changed his team after the convincing 4:0 against Aue only on one position: Suhonen took over the part in midfield for the slightly injured Rohr. But the Finn and his team-mates were only allowed to play football for a few seconds, because then, unfortunately, some Hamburg supporters misbehaved and put the Holstein Stadium under such smoke that the still very young game had to be interrupted for ten minutes. After that, however, things got going - and from Hamburg's point of view, backwards. The Reds had the majority of the play, but after a loss of the ball by Jatta in the build-up, Kiel's Wriedt was able to march alone from the halfway line towards the goal and score the 1:0. This meant that HSV once again had to chase after a deficit and repeatedly ran against the Kiel wall, which the home side built from ten field players in front of their own penalty area. Nevertheless, the Hamburg team, who never let up, had a few good chances to score, but the Walter team was not lucky in the end. Thus, despite 15:2 shots on goal, they went into the break with the score 0:1.