3.Liga, Round 26

Several “snow-outs” thsi weekend, but most of the top clubs got wins. Big loser was actually Heidenheim, which after hard work getting back into contention, dropped the points in Chemnitz. FCH looked to escape with a split, scoring very late, but then an injury time goal gave CFC the win.

Unterhaching put in strong effort, but Osnabrück was clearly better, and thus really didn’t have a difficult time bringing home the bacon. A similar stpry as Preußen Münster defeated Halle, the home side making chances count and gliding to a routine win. It was hard to tell who was the leader and who was the bottom feeder, but Karlsruhe did enough to stay on top against Dortmund’s B. They grabbed the lead right at the start and then coasted, now unbeaten in 16 matches. BVB actually looked fairly decent, but weren’t really strong enough to threaten KSC, who were obviously doing the minimal necessary and saving the breath for the pub later…

On Sunday, Elton da Costa grabbed the only goal as Darmstadt got an absolutely crucial win against the draw kings from Wehen. First win in ages for the 98ers, and it gives them hope for an escape from relegation. Both teams fought hard, but Darmstadt created better chances and probably deserves the 3 points.

Weekend attendance was 33,523 (avg 5,587), with 4 matches re-scheduled due to unplayable pitch.

SpVgg Unterhaching   -   VfL Osnabrück	        0:2 (0:2)    1,450
Preußen Münster	     -   Hallescher FC	        2:0 (1:0)    7,078
Chemnitzer FC	     -   1. FC Heidenheim	2:1 (1:0)    4,250
Kickers Offenbach    -   1. FC Saarbrücken	2:0 (2:0)    4,948
Karlsruher SC	     -   Borussia Dortmund II	1:0 (1:0)   11,917

Rot-Weiß Erfurt	     -   Alemannia Aachen	canceled
Stuttgarter Kickers  -   Arminia Bielefeld	canceled		 
Hansa Rostock	     -   Wacker Burghausen      canceled
SV Babelsberg 03     -   VfB Stuttgart II       canceled
 
Sunday:	
SV Darmstadt 98	     -   SV Wehen Wiesbaden     1:0 (0:0)    3,880
	

 1  Karlsruher SC (A)	  	26    15   8   3      47:16  +31    53 
 2  VfL Osnabrück	  	26    16   5   5      44:20  +24    53
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 3  Preußen Münster	  	26    14   8   4      43:20  +23    50
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 4  Arminia Bielefeld	  	24    13   7   4      38:22  +16    46 
 5  1. FC Heidenheim	  	26    14   4   8      48:38  +10    46 
 6  SpVgg Unterhaching	  	25    11   6   8      38:35  +3     39 
 7  Chemnitzer FC	  	25    10   7   8      36:31  +5     37 
 8  Wacker Burghausen	  	24    10   4   10     31:33  -2     34 
 9  VfB Stuttgart II	  	23     9   5   9      28:28   0     32 
10  Kickers Offenbach	  	25     8   6   11     34:34   0     30 
11  SV Wehen Wiesbaden	  	26     5   15  6      29:32  -3     30 
12  Hansa Rostock (A)	  	23     8   5   10     23:31  -8     29 
13  Hallescher FC (N)	  	26     7   7   12     23:36  -13    28 
14  Stuttgarter Kickers (N)	25     7   6   12     28:29  -1     27 
15  1. FC Saarbrücken	  	25     7   5   13     32:44  -12    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	  	24     6   6   12     19:32  -13    24 
19  SV Darmstadt 98	  	24     4   9   11     19:33  -14    21
20  Borussia Dortmund II (N)	25     4   9   12     24:44  -20    21 

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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