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SV Wehen Wiesbaden

03-21 02:00

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Hansa Rostock

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End 0-1

94′

J. Gillekens

89′

Benno·Dietze

88′

F.Ruschke

V. Bergh

84′

Ben Nink

S. Mockenhaupt

73′

N.Agrafiotis

G. Fechner

73′

L. Schleimer

F. Hübner

67′

L.Wallner

A. Lebeau

65′

F. Carstens

61′

R. Johansson

Kalem

61′

N.May

F. Greilinger

60′

L. Kunze

J. Mejdr

60′

A. Voglsammer

M. Krauss

Halftime 0-1

46′

D. Scherning

30′

Kalem

4′

K. Fatkič

4′

K. Fatkič

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SV Wehen Wiesbaden suffered a narrow 1-0 home defeat to Hansa Rostock in a crucial German 3.Liga fixture at the BRITA-Arena on March 21, 2026. The result was a significant blow to Wiesbaden's ambitions and a vital away victory for Rostock in their respective battles at opposite ends of the league table. The match's decisive moment came in the second half when Hansa Rostock capitalized on a defensive lapse, scoring what proved to be the only goal of the contest. Despite periods of pressure from the home side, including several promising crosses and a late flurry of activity, the SVWW attack was unable to find a way past a resolute Rostock defense and goalkeeper. The match was a tense, physical affair with both teams committing numerous fouls, reflecting the high stakes of a late-season encounter. This result sees Hansa Rostock climb away from immediate relegation concerns, adding crucial points to their tally, while SV Wehen Wiesbaden's hopes for a promotion playoff spot are dented, leaving them with ground to make up in the final stretch of the season. Post-match, the Wiesbaden manager expressed frustration at his team's inability to convert possession into clear chances, while the Rostock coach praised his team's disciplined defensive shape and clinical edge in the final third.