Bundesliga promoted Holstein Kiel made it into the second round of the DFB Cup with a lot of effort. At third division returnees Alemannia Aachen, coach Marcel Rapp’s team won a wild first round game 3-2 (1-1) thanks to a brilliant final offensive. Substitute defender Lasse Rosenboom was Holstein’s hero of the day with two goals. Thanks to their hard-fought success, the Schleswig-Holsteiners are now heading into the first Bundesliga season in their club’s history with a tailwind. Here you can find the highlights of the Bundesliga, the UEFA Champions League and the DFB Cup. Plus the highlights of selected games from the 2nd Bundesliga and the Women’s Bundesliga. Subscribe to the channel here: https://kurz.zdf.de/uZn/ On December 18, 2022 in Doha, a record-breaking photo was taken: Lionel Messi finally hugging the World Cup trophy. But what we don’t see in the picture is the whole story of this magical moment. From Messi’s humble beginnings in Rosario, to his challenges due to a growth disorder, to his legendary career at Barcelona. This photo is more than just a viral hit: it decides the GOAT debate and symbolizes the geopolitical power of football in the 21st century. Watch our new episode now: https://kurz.zdf.de/w2f/ sportstudio on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sportstudio/ sportstudio on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@sportstudio .de sportstudio on WhatsApp https://kurz.zdf.de/8kH/ Thanks to the goals from Shuto Machino (16th) and Rosenboom (82nd/90th + 1), Holstein got the ticket for the next round, Rosenboom was only substituted on in the 79th minute. Captain Mika Hanraths (28th) and Charlison Benschop (60th) scored for Aachen. The Kiel team continues next Saturday (3:30 p.m./Sky) at the historic league opener at TSG Hoffenheim. After the rise of the storks, a team from the northernmost federal state is playing in the upper house for the first time. At the Tivoli, the hosts kept up well from the start. However, once they were sleeping, Holstein struck. After a cross from Finn Porath, Machino headed in unchallenged. After that, Aachen was at least on par. Anton Heinz hit a corner sharply in front of the Kiel goal, Hanraths held out his leg – and equalized. Before the break, Aachen’s Benschop (39′) aimed just wide before Heinz (44′) forced Holstein goalkeeper Timon Weiner to make a save. After half-time, both teams fought for control of the game, with Aachen continuing to get their chances – and capitalizing on them. When he finished to make it 2-1, Benschop shot himself at his supporting leg, making the ball unstoppable for Weiner. As a result, the Kiel team ran, captain Lewis Holtby failed with a shot past Alemannia keeper Marcel Johnen (62nd), before Benedikt Pichler narrowly missed just a minute later. When Rosenboom scored just three minutes after coming on as a substitute, Holstein pushed for a last-minute win – and the final act was also reserved for the 22-year-old. The lineups: Alemannia Aachen: Johnen – Hanraths, Rumpf, F. Meyer – Winter (89th Heister), Bahn, El-Faouzi, Strujic – Heinz (89th Bapoh), Benschop (73rd Töpken), Scepanik (73rd Goden ) Trainer: Heiner Backhaus Holstein Kiel: Weiner – T. Becker (79. Rosenboom), Erras, Ivezic (76. Komenda) – Porath (76th Kelati), Remberg (76th Knudsen), Holtby, Puchacz (65th Arp), Machino – Pichler, Bernhardsson Coach: Marcel Rapp Referee: Michael Bacher Commentator: Holger Pfandt
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