It went into the final phase, but Simon Terodde showed patience: The striker had to wait until the 77th minute before he wrote football history and set the second division record. With his 153rd goal in the 3-0 (1-0) of Bundesliga relegated Schalke 04 against FC Ingolstadt, the 33-year-old drew level with Dieter Schatzschneider. The striker could crown himself first in the second in front of the eyes of the previous record holder: After the international break, Schalke will be a guest at Schatzschneider’s home club Hannover 96 on October 15th.
“I’m a big fan of his,” said Schatzschneider, who crossed his fingers for his heir in front of the television SID. The old champion expects Terodde to have well over 160 goals at the end of his career: “If he were a hollow nut, I wouldn’t make an effort. But I realize he’s a good boy and he has mine Respect for a very, very great performance. He’s a good one, and after work. “
His current club climbed to fourth place after only the second home win of the season with goals from Marius Bülter (25th) and Mehmet Aydin (65th). Ingolstadt has slipped to the bottom of the table under the new coach Andre Schubert.
Sandhausen is losing more than ever
The ailing SV Sandhausen conceded the highest defeat in the club’s history in the 2nd Bundesliga. The Kurpfälzer were defeated by Darmstadt 98 on the ninth game day after a desperate performance 1: 6 (1: 2), thus setting the negative record from the 2012/13 season and staying on the relegation place. With their first away win this season, however, the lilies kept up with the top third of the table.
Phillip Tietz (2nd / 59th), Luca Pfeiffer (35th / 57th), Benjamin Goller (47th) and Emir Karic (73rd) scored the goals for Darmstadt. Sandhausen had only come to a temporary equalizer through Alexander Esswein (19th) and after the successful debut of the new coach Alois Schwartz in the previous week (2: 1 at Hannover 96) in front of 4457 spectators, he received the next bitter setback in his own stadium.
St. Pauli jumps to the top of the table
The new table leader comes from the neighborhood: FC St. Pauli has underpinned its development to a top team in the 2nd Bundesliga with the third win in a row and is the deserved leader of the table after the ninth game day. Coach Timo Schulz’s team defeated Dynamo Dresden 3-0 (1-0) on Sunday and pushed past Jahn Regensburg and SC Paderborn with 19 points. Christopher Buchtmann ensured a lightning start for Hamburg against the previously so convincing climber from Saxony in front of 14,773 spectators.
In the first minute of the game, the midfielder used a heel template from Daniel-Kofi Kyereh to take the lead with a left-footed shot. In the 73rd minute of the game, striker Guido Burgstaller increased the penalty with a penalty, Marcel Beifus (90 + 3) made the final score.
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