3.Liga, Round 25

Leaders Karlsruhe showed they are serious about staying on top, and they ripped Aachen to shreds away. On Sunday, Osnabrück kept pace with a hard fouht win over Stuttgart.

Bielefeld remained on track as they strangled Erfurt.

Heidenheim is back in the promotion race, as they dumped Preußen Münster to join the fray.
By and large the hosts outplayed their guests, and they deserved their win. FCH had been sliding along, but they’ve recently put things back together and look serious about challenging.

A weak relegation eastern duel, but Halle’s win over Babelsberg gives a bit of breathing room for HFC. The Potsdamers didn’t help themselves as Matthias Kühne got his ass tossed right after the restart.

There are a couple of makeup games scheduled for midweek, the biggest is the critical relegation battle as Darmstadt hosts Babelsberg. The 98ers desperately need a win, else they lose virtually all hope.

Kickers Offenbach didn’t play, but they fired head coach Ari van Lent midweek. Despite a great run in the DFB-Cup, Offenbach has basically stunk in league, where they were expected (by management and fans) to contend for promotion.

Weekend attendance was 46,218 (avg 6,603)

SV Wehen Wiesbaden   -   Chemnitzer FC	       0:0 (0:0)    2,153
Alemannia Aachen     -   Karlsruher SC	       0:4 (0:1)   10,598
Hallescher FC	     -   SV Babelsberg 03      1:0 (1:0)    6,256
Arminia Bielefeld    -   Rot-Weiß Erfurt       2:0 (1:0)    7,211
Wacker Burghausen    -   1. FC Saarbrücken     2:1 (1:0)    2,000
1. FC Heidenheim     -   Preußen Münster       3:1 (2:0)    8,000
VfB Stuttgart II     -   SpVgg Unterhaching    canceled
Hansa Rostock	     -   SV Darmstadt 98       canceled 
Borussia Dortmund II -   Kickers Offenbach     canceled

Sunday
VfL Osnabrück	     -   Stuttgarter Kickers   3:1 (2:1)   10,000


 1  Karlsruher SC (A)	  	25    14   8   3      46:16  +30    50 
 2  VfL Osnabrück	  	25    15   5   5      42:20  +22    50
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 3  Preußen Münster	  	25    13   8   4      41:20  +21    47
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 4  Arminia Bielefeld	  	24    13   7   4      38:22  +16    46 
 5  1. FC Heidenheim	  	25    14   4   7      47:36  +11    46 
 6  SpVgg Unterhaching	  	23    11   6   6      38:31  +7     39 
 7  Chemnitzer FC	  	24     9   7   8      34:30  +4     34 
 8  Wacker Burghausen	  	24    10   4   10     31:33  -2     34 
 9  VfB Stuttgart II	  	23     9   5   9      28:28   0     32 
10  Hansa Rostock (A)	  	23     8   5   10     23:31  -8     29 
11  Hallescher FC (N)	  	25     7   7   11     23:34  -11    28 
12  Stuttgarter Kickers (N)	25     7   6   12     28:29  -1     27 
13  Kickers Offenbach	  	24     7   6   11     32:34  -2     27 
14  SV Wehen Wiesbaden	  	24     4   15   5     27:31  -4     27 
15  1. FC Saarbrücken	  	24     7   5   12     32:42  -10    26 
16  Rot-Weiß Erfurt	  	24     6   7   11     28:42  -14    25 
17  Alemannia Aachen (A)	24     5   9   10     23:35  -12    24
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18  SV Babelsberg 03	  	23     6   5   12     19:32  -13    23 
19  Borussia Dortmund II (N)	24     4   9   11     24:43  -19    21 
20  SV Darmstadt 98	  	22     3   8   11     18:33  -15    17

A = Absteiger just Relegated 
N = Neuling just promoted

1st line: Promotion to 2.Liga
2nd line: Promotion Playoff with 2.Liga 16th place
3rd line: Relegation to Regionalliga

Alemannia Aachen basically relegated due to pending insolvency.

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