Duisburg snatch Last‑Minute‑Tor to beat Havelse in league
MSV Duisburg recovered from a season defeat just drei Tage earlier by defeating TSV Havelse 2‑1, thanks to a Last‑Minute‑Tor that restored the club’s momentum and left the Fans’ Nerven stretched after the recent Saisonniederlage. The decisive strike came in the 94th Minute, sealing the win and keeping the team atop the Tabelle.
Goal timeline
Donald Nduka opened the scoring in the 39th Minute with a header from Johann Berger’s free‑kick, giving the first Tore. Rasim Bulíc’s foul on Eric Voufack earned him a yellow card. Patrick Sussek doubled the lead in the 79th Minute, and Dennis Duah completed the comeback with a Last‑Minute‑Tor in the 94th Minute, securing a 2‑1 victory.
League impact
The win marked MSV Duisburg’s fifth Sieg in six Spiel, keeping them Taballenerster after a strong Siegesserie. Info Ticker Aufstellung Tabelle Alle Spiele Weiter Spitzenreiter highlighted the club’s position at the top of the league.
Der club had suffered a Saisonniederlage only drei Tage earlier, a setback that tested the Nerven of the Fans. After the Samstag Derby loss to Fortuna Düsseldorf, the Mannschaft struggled to find the Spur, but the recent victory restored confidence.
In the tenth Minute, Joshua Bitter twisted his ankle in an aerial duel and left the pitch in pain. Niklas Jessen replaced him, though the exact nature of the injury to the 29‑year‑old remains unclear.
Throughout the first half the Ball stayed largely with MSV Duisburg, who pressed high and forced TSV Havelse into a defensive block. The defensive lines limited clear chances, and the only Tor before halftime came from the early set‑piece. Eric Voufack was booked for a foul on Rasim Bulíc. Omer Hanin saved a shot, Conor Noß’s rebound fell to the net but the flag was already up. Semi Belkahia’s last‑minute clearance kept the score level until Duah’s strike.
Around 17,700 Fans filled the Duisburg Arena, with only 21 in the Gästeblock. Die atmosphere was electric and the crowd’s vocal support added pressure on the opposition.
At the start of the second half MSV Duisburg made three changes: Max Besuschkow, Dominik Kother and Jakob Bookjans left, while Ramien Safi, Patrick Sussek and Aljaž Casar entered. Peter Remmert later provided a key pass to Casar, and his effort from five metres rattled the cross‑bar before Duah’s late winner sealed the win.