3:3 - HSV comeback from 0:3 in Heidenheim

HSV trailing 0:3 ...

HSV coach Tim Walter had to do without central defender David, who was replaced for the first time by winter newcomer Montero, who actually started the game quite well. A lot of possession, a few passable ball sequences and the first chance of the game in the 8th minute when Glatzel's shot failed to hit the right-hand post - from Hamburg's point of view, one could have imagined a worse start. But with every minute that the game lasted longer, the balance of power suddenly shifted more and more.

Heidenheim literally fought their way into the game, won more and more direct duels and produced better and better scoring chances. Mostly the means of choice: long balls, which were extended into the centre of the attack in the middle of Hamburg's half or passed to the outer lanes. Thus, more and more balls flew around the Hamburg defence, which in the middle of the first half created major chances for Heidenheim almost every minute - and for the lead. Beste and Schöppner scored twice after half an hour to make it 1:0 and 2:0, and it went on like that: twice Heuer Fernandes saved on the line, Beste hit the crossbar and before the break Kleindienst made it 3:0 with a precise finish according to the Heidenheim flying ball - header extension - finish principle. A pitch black half time of HSV thus came to an unpleasant end.
The HSV fans in the Voith Arena in Heidenheim never gave up and pushed their team forward even at 0:3 - with success. Simply strong! The numerous HSV fans in the Voith Arena in Heidenheim never gave up and pushed their team forward loudly even when the score was 0:3 - with success. Simply strong!