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SSV Ulm 1846

02-01 20:30

1 - 0

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MSV Duisburg

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SSV Ulm 1846

MSV Duisburg

Attacks

120

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26′

Rasim Bulic

27′

Abu-Bekir Ömer El-Zein

Halftime 1-0

46′

Jan-Simon Symalla

Jesse Edem Tugbenyo

46′

Leon Müller

Rasim Bulic

51′

Conor Noss

63′

Luca Bazzoli

65′

Florian Krüger

Conor Noss

65′

Dennis Borkwoski

Patrick Sussek

67′

Alexander Hahn

72′

Niklas Kolle

76′

Thilo Topken

Gabriel Eric Sadlek

78′

Lucas Röser

Abu-Bekir Ömer El-Zein

78′

Elias Loder

Leon Dajaku

78′

Lukas·Mazagg

Niklas Kolle

85′

niko vukancic

Max Brandt

91′

Jonathan Meier

92′

Felix Vater

Dennis Chessa

End 1-0

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Match Info

SSV Ulm 1846 secured a narrow 1-0 home win against MSV Duisburg in a German 3. Liga fixture on February 1, 2026. This hard-fought victory was crucial for Ulm's aspirations near the top of the table, sealed by a single goal in a match of few clear chances. The decisive moment arrived just before the hour mark, when Ulm's striker pounced on a defensive error to slot the ball calmly past the Duisburg goalkeeper. The match process was characterized by midfield battles and disciplined defending, with Duisburg applying late pressure but failing to find a breakthrough. A key incident was a disallowed Duisburg goal for a foul in the build-up, a decision that sparked protests from the visiting players and bench. The three points solidified Ulm's position in the promotion race, while Duisburg's away woes continued, leaving them in a precarious league table position. The Ulm manager highlighted the importance of grinding out results, while the Duisburg coach expressed disappointment at his team's lack of creativity. The starting XIs reflected a tactical battle, with Ulm's defensive unit ultimately earning a valuable clean sheet.