Hoffenheim took the three points in a deserved victory for matchday 33 of the Germany – Bundesliga 2023-2024 tournament. The away goals were scored by Ihlas Bebou (1′ 1T and 5′ 2T), Maximilian Beier (6′ 1T and 43′ 1T), Pavel Kaderabek (21′ 1T) and Ozan Kabak (25′ 1T).
A highlight of the match was Maximilian Beier’s goal in the 43rd minute of the first half. After a cross from Ihlas Bebou to the forward, he was able to finish from the large area and score in the rival goal.
Ihlas Bebou’s prominence established him as the best player of the match. The Hoffenheim forward showed his best level by scoring 2 goals and shooting twice into the opponent’s goal.
Ozan Kabak was also a crucial figure in defense during the match. The Hoffenheim defender was important because he scored 1 goal.
With some infractions and constant pauses, the game was played between both teams. There were 3 reprimands: Jannik Müller, Tim Skarke and Klaus Gjasula.
Darmstadt 98 coach Torsten Lieberknecht had a 3-5-2 formation on the field with Alexander Brunst in goal; Matej Maglica, Jannik Müller and Christoph Klarer on the defensive line; Emir Karic, Julian Justvan, Marvin Mehlem, Fabián Nurnberger and Mathias Honsak in the middle; and Oscar Vilhelmsson and Tim Skarke in attack.
For their part, those led by Pellegrino Matarazzo planted themselves with a 3-5-2 strategy with Oliver Baumann between the three sticks; Ozan Kabak, Florian Grillitsch and Kevin Akpoguma in defense; Pavel Kaderabek, Grischa Prömel, Anton Stach, Andrej Kramaric and Marius Bülter in the midfield; and Ihlas Bebou and Maximilian Beier up front.
The match at the Merck-Stadion am Böllenfalltor stadium was officiated by referee Florian Badstübner.
On the next date, Darmstadt 98 will visit Borussia Dortmund. On the other hand, Hoffenheim will host Bayern Munich.
The local team is in eighteenth place with 17 points, while the visitor reached 43 points and is placed in seventh place in the tournament.
Changes in Darmstadt 98
- 45′ 2T – Oscar Ingemar Kristoffer Vilhelmsson leaves for Aaron Seydel, Mathias Honsak for Klaus Gjasula, Ozan Muhammed Kabak for Tim Drexler and Anton Stach for Umut Tohumcu
- 55′ 2T – Fabián Nurnberger came out for Gerrit Holtmann
- 72′ 2T – Tim Skarke came on for Andreas Müller, Maximilian Beier for Finn Ole Becker and Marius Bülter for David Jurásek
- 80′ 2T – Emir Karic came out for Tobias Kempe
Changes at Hoffenheim
- 84′ 2T – Ihlas Bebou left for Wout François Maria Weghorst
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