Bielefeld Draw: Late Goal Snatch Point | [Team Name] Report

Seguin’s debut goal – equalizer at the last moment

62. Minute: The first good opportunity in the second period: Cuisance receives the ball superbly from Karbownik in the penalty area. The Frenchman comes to the finish from a half-right position, falls when he finishes, so that the ball rushes next to the target!

67. Minute: GOOOOOOOR – the spell is broken! Cleanly delivered, cleanly executed. Marten Winkler breaks through on the right and sees Paul Seguin, who finishes low from the edge of the penalty area – the ball deflected off a Bielefeld player and lands in the bottom left corner of the goal.

83. Minute: Red card for an emergency brake for Toni Leistner! The decision seems overly harsh at first glance, but the VAR doesn’t get involved…

90.+5 Minute: Sensational parade from Ernst! Our number 1 clears a powerful Arminia shot for a corner.

90.+6 Minute: That can’t be true. Russo comes into possession of the ball on the left half of the penalty area and can flick the ball into the corner.

Now it’s time for the winter break. At the beginning of the second half of the season, a real thriller awaits all Herthan players: At the top time, our Old Lady will welcome the autumn champions Schalke 04 on January 17, 2026 (Saturday, 8:30 p.m.).

Hertha BSC: Ernst – Gechter, Leistner, Kolbe (15th Zeefuik), Karbownik – Demme (86th Klemens), Seguin – Reese (C), Cuisance, Winkler – Schuler (64th Kownacki)

DSC Arminia Bielefeld: Kersken – Schneider (85th Yasar), Großer, Felix – Hagmann, Corboz (C), Russo, Wörl (83rd Mehlem), Handwerker (65th Lannert) – Momuluh (83rd Kania), Sarenren Bazee (46th Young)

Tore: 1:0 Seguin (67.), 1:1 Russian (90.+6)

Referee: Jarno Wienefeld

Yellow cards: Demme, Reese, Winkler, Leitl – Momuluh, Wörl

Red card: Leistner (85.)

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Marcus Cole

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