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Hansa Rostock held to draw by Wehen Wiesbaden and miss chance for third win

From Die Zeit · () German

Translated from German and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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Newswire From a news agency Outcome reported
  • Hansa Rostock drew 1-1 with Wehen Wiesbaden after taking the lead through Lukas Wallnerโ€™s 54th-minute header.
  • Simon Stehle equalized with Wehenโ€™s first dangerous attack, denying Hansa its third win of the season.
  • Rostock fell to third behind 1. FC Saarbrรผcken, which beat SV Meppen 6-1.

Hansa Rostock let a third league win slip away against Wehen Wiesbaden, drawing 1-1 before 24,556 spectators at Ostseestadion. The result dropped Daniel Brinkmannโ€™s side to third place in the 3. Liga table, behind 1. FC Saarbrรผcken.

Rostock had controlled the first half without converting its chances. Lukas Wallner eventually put the hosts ahead in the 54th minute with a header, a goal that reflected Hansaโ€™s strong start to the match.

Wehen needed only one dangerous attack to respond. Simon Stehle finished it to level the score, and Hansa could not find a second goal despite its earlier opportunities.

It absolutely annoys me.

· Daniel BrinkmannThe Hansa Rostock coach expressed his frustration after the 1-1 draw.

Brinkmann was frustrated after the final whistle. โ€œIt absolutely annoys me,โ€ the 40-year-old coach told MagentaSport. He described the first half as the teamโ€™s best of the season and said Hansa should have gone into halftime one or two goals ahead.

Hansaโ€™s next match comes away to Viktoria Kรถln on Friday at 7 p.m., according to the report.

The first half was the best in the season.

· Daniel BrinkmannBrinkmann assessed Hansaโ€™s performance before the team failed to convert its chances.
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