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05-09 22:30
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SSV Jahn Regensburg
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114
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63
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57
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N. Hoffmann
T.Sechelmann
86′
D. Kryeziu
M. Thalhammer
82′
S. Stolze
81′
F. Dietz
B. Saller
73′
C. Kühlwetter
Noel·Eichinger
73′
B.Bauer
N.Kisilowski
73′
S. Stolze
R. Ziegele
71′
O.Ogbemudia
65′
A. Ferati
Nolan Xavier Muteba N'Tumba
60′
Noel·Eichinger
59′
L.Bierschenk
53′
J. Pollersbeck
51′
O.Ogbemudia
L. Klünter
45′
J. Posselt
O.Schoenfelder
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31′
S. Abifade
24′
O.Schoenfelder
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Match Info

SV Waldhof Mannheim 1–0 SSV Jahn Regensburg – 3. Liga Match Report

In a tightly contested 3. Liga encounter on 9 May 2026, SV Waldhof Mannheim edged out SSV Jahn Regensburg 1–0 at the Carl-Benz-Stadion. The lone goal, scored midway through the second half, proved enough to hand Waldhof all three points in front of a passionate home crowd.

Match Overview

Both sides entered the match with contrasting ambitions. Waldhof, battling for a top-half finish, aimed to build momentum on home soil, while Regensburg sought to solidify their promotion‑playoff push. The first half was a cagey affair, with few clear‑cut chances as midfield battles dominated the early exchanges.

Key Moment

The decisive moment arrived in the 63rd minute. A well‑worked corner from the left was met by a towering header from Waldhof centre‑back Malte Karbstein, who powered the ball past Regensburg goalkeeper Felix Gebhardt. The goal came after sustained pressure from the home side, who had begun to assert control after the interval.

Tactical Story

Waldhof head coach Bernhard Trares set his team up in a compact 4‑4‑2, looking to exploit Regensburg’s high defensive line through quick transitions. Regensburg, known for their possession‑based 4‑3‑3, struggled to break down the disciplined Waldhof block. The visitors’ best chance came in the 78th minute when Andreas Albers struck the woodwork from a tight angle.

Standout Player

Dominik Martinovic was tireless up front for Waldhof, winning aerial duels and holding up play effectively. His link‑up work created the corner that led to the winner. At the back, goalkeeper Jan-Christoph Henkel earned a clean sheet with a composed performance, making two important saves late on.

League Context

The victory moved Waldhof Mannheim up to ninth in the 3. Liga table, now on 52 points from 36 games. Regensburg remained third, but their automatic promotion hopes suffered a setback as they missed the chance to close the gap on the top two. With only two matchdays remaining, every point counts in a fiercely competitive division.