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1. FSV Mainz 05

04-13 01:30

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1. FSV Mainz 05

SC Freiburg

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End 0-1

83′

N.Weiper

D. Costa

83′

J.Makengo

M. Ginter

74′

A. Sieb

P.Nebel

74′

A. Caci

P. Mwene

74′

V. Grifo

D.Scherhant

73′

L. Höler

64′

P.Treu

L. Kübler

64′

J. Beste

C.Irié

62′

S. Widmer

N.Veratschnig

62′

N. Amiri

S.Kawasaki

55′

N.Veratschnig

47′

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L. Höler

Assist: M. Ginter

45′

P. Lienhart

Ogbus

Halftime 0-0

49′

M. Eggestein

49′

J. Schuster

33′

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Match Info

SC Freiburg edged a tight Bundesliga encounter 1-0 against 1. FSV Mainz 05 at the Mewa Arena, securing a valuable away win in their pursuit of European qualification. The solitary goal, scored midway through the second half, decided a match characterized by defensive solidity and few clear-cut chances, moving Freiburg up the table. The first half was a cagey affair with both teams canceling each other out in midfield. The decisive moment came from a set-piece, as Freiburg's center-back rose highest to power a header home from a corner, leaving the Mainz goalkeeper with no chance. Mainz pushed for an equalizer in the latter stages but found the Freiburg defense, marshaled superbly by their captain, in uncompromising form. A key focus was a potential penalty appeal for Mainz that was waved away by the referee after a VAR check for a handball, a decision that provoked strong reactions from the home fans. This result sees Freiburg jump into the top six of the Bundesliga table, while Mainz remains perilously close to the relegation zone, increasing the pressure with each passing match. The Freiburg coach praised his team's mentality to grind out a result, and the Mainz manager pointed to a lack of creativity in the final third as the reason for defeat.