Having lost all of their Champions League games and with Inter as their next European opponents, Marco Rose’s side suffered yet another defeat, their third in a row in the Bundesliga. The Lipsiense team became the leader of the Bundesliga and now still maintains second place but is hidden, just one point away, from Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen.
Leipzig controlled the match, driven by Norwegian inspiration Antonio Musa’s attendance Willi Orban in the 17th minute to open the scoring. Hoffenheim, without a win in three games, leveled two games later, in the 19th minute, by Adam Hlozek after a pass from Alexander Prass.
But Nusa, again, put Leipzig first again after help from the Belgians Lois Openda. The conflict calmed down but became agitated in the end. The match gradually slowed down, with both teams better planted on the field than at the start.
Same movie in the second half. The match continued on the course it had taken in the last few minutes, but slowly began to fade away. In ’67 Tom Bischof equalized for Hoffenheim (2-2). later, A stroke of luck once again gave the initiative to Marco Rose’s team with a own goal by Stanley Nsoki when he wanted to clear a ball in the Nusa area.
Guest win included The fight replaced the entry of Bruno Larsen in 81. He attended Adam Holzek in the 82nd minute to level the match and five later, three from the end, he crossed the net Anton Stach which gave three points for the table Christian Ilzer and aggravated Leipzig’s crisis.
match lineup
1
3
22
7
35
34
23
16
26
27
21
1
39
7
23
4
16
18
44
11
30
14
PreZero Arena
Péter Gulácsi1
89′
Benjamin Henrichs39
85′
Antonio Nusa7
18′
49′
80′
Castello Lukeba23
84′
Willi Orbán4
14′
66′
Lukas Klostermann16
45′
16′
81′
Arthur Vermeeren18
59′
Kevin Kampl44
75′
60′
Lois Openda11
81′
74′
80′
Benjamin Sesko30
59′
Christoph Baumgartner14
Replacements
Leopold Zingerle25
Maarten Vandevoordt26
Lutcharel Geertruida3
45′
85′
Amadou Haidara8
75′
Nicolas Seiwald13
59′
80′
Assan Ouédraogo20
59′
Viggo Gebel47
60′
Andre Silva19
81′
80′
85′
coach
Christian Ilzer
Marco Rose
Source: La Verdad
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