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F. Ourega

A. Benchaib

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N.Galesic

L. Kacavenda

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A. Kalik

F.Baldassarra

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D. D. Beljo

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I.Fiolić

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G.Debeljuh

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D. D. Beljo

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M.Vinlöf

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I. Nevistić

M. Lisica

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J. Mišić

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L. Kacavenda

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J. Moutachy

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# VfB Lübeck 1-1 VfB Oldenburg: Honours Even in Tense Regionalliga Derby ## Opening Summary VfB Lübeck and VfB Oldenburg played out an entertaining 1-1 draw in the Regionalliga Nord on Wednesday, with both sides having to settle for a point after a match full of drama, chances and late pressure. The result keeps both teams firmly in the mid-table mix as the early season begins to take shape. ## Match Overview The encounter at Stadion an der Lohmühle started at a frantic pace. Lübeck, roared on by a passionate home crowd, took the game to Oldenburg from the first minute and created several early openings. Oldenburg, however, looked dangerous on the break and showed why they have made a solid start to the campaign. The opening goal arrived just after the half-hour mark. Lübeck's left midfielder Jan-Kevin Heinrich picked up the ball 25 yards from goal and curled a beautiful shot into the top corner, leaving Oldenburg goalkeeper Tobias Knost with no chance. It was a goal worthy of any stage and gave the hosts a deserved lead. Oldenburg responded well and were back on level terms within ten minutes. A deep cross from the right was headed back into the danger zone by striker Phil Harres, and defensive midfielder Nikolaos Ioannidis was on hand to smash the ball home from close range. The momentum shifted, and the visitors finished the first half the stronger side. ## Key Moments - **33' – Lübeck lead:** Heinrich's stunning strike from distance breaks the deadlock. - **43' – Oldenburg equalise:** Ioannidis converts after a scrappy scramble in the box. - **67' – Lübeck penalty shout:** A strong penalty appeal for handball is waved away by the referee. - **88' – Oldenburg denied:** Goalkeeper Niklas Hartmann makes a brilliant point-blank save to keep the scores level. ## Tactical Story Lübeck's game plan was clear: press high and use the width of the pitch to create overloads. They succeeded in the first half but became too predictable after the interval, allowing Oldenburg to sit deep and absorb pressure before hitting back on the counter. Oldenburg's midfield trio grew into the game and gave them a much-needed foothold in the second half. The final twenty minutes saw an open, end-to-end contest as both teams pushed for a winner. Lübeck threw bodies forward, but Oldenburg's defence, marshalled by captain Christopher Spannmann, held firm against a series of crosses and set pieces. ## Standout Players **Jan-Kevin Heinrich (Lübeck)** – Scored a contender for goal of the season with a curling effort of real quality, and was his side's most consistent creative threat. **Nikolaos Ioannidis (Oldenburg)** – A tireless performance in midfield, capped by his equalising goal and a series of crucial interceptions. **Niklas Hartmann (Lübeck)** – The home goalkeeper kept his side in the game with a string of saves, most notably a brilliant stop in the closing stages. ## Table and Season Impact The draw means neither side can be too disappointed. Lübeck remain unbeaten at home this season, while Oldenburg extend their own solid run. With the Regionalliga Nord notoriously competitive, points on the road are valuable, and Oldenburg will take plenty of heart from their second-half display. Both teams now face important fixtures against promotion hopefuls, and consistency will be the key to climbing the standings.