Bremer SV cheers: Relegation through Havels's surprising victory!

Bremer SV cheers: Relegation through Havels's surprising victory!

Hemelingen, Deutschland - With great excitement, the fans of the Bremer SV were at the weekend between the relegation game between TSV Havelse and 1. FC Lok Leipzig. Only one victory of the Havelers was able to protect the Nordbremer from relegation to the Bremen League. And the thumb of the Bremeners were rewarded because Havelse prevailed 3-0 after extra time. In this regard, Sportschau .

The first leg ended 1: 1, which means that the decision had to be made in the second leg. In a highly competitive match, the regular playing time remained goalless before the Havelers turned up vigorously in the extension. Particularly noteworthy are the goals of Julius Düker (95th minute), Marko Ilic (110th minute) and Lorenzo Paldino (113th minute), who secured the rise of the TSV to the 3. League, like the Weser Kurier reported.

references caused excitement

The game has ended a turbulent end in the last few minutes. Four players were expelled from the field - two by Lok Leipzig and two from Havelse. Tobias Dombrowa and Luc Elsner received yellow-red cards, while Pasqual VerraM had had to get off the square with a red card. Lorenzo Paldino also had to get off the field shortly after his goal for taking off the jersey while cheering with yellow-red. Such decisions caused a lot of excitement among the fans and observers of the game, as in an article by Volksstimme

With the rise of Havelse to the 3rd league, the relegation in the Regionalliga Nord was also secured for Bremer SV. This is particularly gratifying because the Bremen had to struggle with descent ghosts at the beginning of the season.

The coaching search remains uncertain

After the departure of Sebastian Kmiec, the trainer situation at Bremer SV is currently unclear. While those responsible for athletes take care of the coaching question, one can speak of planning security in the regional league at least for another year.

The discussion about promotion to the 3rd league is meanwhile continued. After all, there are only four promoters from five regional leader, which leads to heated debates. Over 20 clubs are committed to a reform that is to be voted at the DFB in November.

The Bremer SV will now have to plan the next steps, but the fans can be happy that their team will play in the regional league for another year and the Havelers have set a strong sign with their climb. It remains exciting what the next season will bring.