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Oct 30, 2026

Manuel VethHOST
2:53
But yeah, when you look at the results this year, they started the season with two 0-0 draws, a 2-1 win in St. Pauli, beat Darmstadt 3-0, then lost to Magdeburg 3-0.
Manuel VethHOST
3:04
3-0 in Magdeburg, beat Braunschweig 1-0, drew Heidenheim 0-0, Bochum 2-0 and then of course Nürnberg 1-0.
Manuel VethHOST
3:11
And yeah, this is a little bit minimalistic, but I think Thorsten Lieberknecht is quite happy with the way his team has been playing and getting the results is of course hugely important to them.
Manuel VethHOST
3:24
Nonetheless, you know, this is still Kaiserslautern's watching games at the Fritz Walter Stadion is always so incredible the atmosphere is something very special the when you walk up there and you just get to enjoy it, I think, yeah, very cool.
Alex WoodwardHOST
33:43
Darmstadt are bottom of the Schweizer Bundesliga and they have been the worst side in the Schweizer Bundesliga, despite that there are lots of teams on the same number of points as them and it's not like their goal difference is significantly worse.
Alex WoodwardHOST
33:57
They have been incredibly surprisingly bad and this, you could see it on the faces of the players at the end of the game, they were not reacting in a way that suggested oh well we know that was only good luck and like it doesn't mean anything for us they were reacting in a much more positive way they need to take that positive energy into their next league matches they unlike bocum do not have a cuddly run In their next three games before they take on Bochum at the end of November they have matches against Magdeburg, Nuremberg and Heidenheim and obviously Darmstadt enter all of those games as second favourites and they can't rely on luck every single time to win games but who knows.
Alex WoodwardHOST
34:48
Hopefully for them it does prove to be something that can give them a bit of positive momentum as they are in this battle against relegation.
Alex WoodwardHOST
34:58
For Alversburg, again, the same applies as it did for Mainz.
Steve VickersHOST
13:35
Now, Tafadzwa Nyamuziwa is a Zimbabwean colleague of mine who's been living in Germany for many years and working there as a broadcaster.
Steve VickersHOST
13:44
Niams is blind, he's a big sports fan and in this item from our archive three years ago he went to a German Bundesliga 2 match in the city of Hanover as Hanover 96 were playing Heidenheim and he gave us this feel of the experience being on the touchline.
Tafadzwa NyamuziwaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:02
I'm live here from the Hanover main stadium, the league game between Hanover and Heidenheim.
Tafadzwa NyamuziwaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:09
at the 50 000 stadium so for someone who was disabled they were just sitting um where i was seated five minutes just away from the from the main stadium so then at the left side will be the disabled sitting and then the right side instead of the guys the ching chings all the millionaires will be sitting there
Tafadzwa NyamuziwaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:34
So I've got my headphones on.
MarkHOST
29:30
So, and you could start listing all the clubs, but Hanover, I know Hanover aren't doing so well at the moment, or Karlsruhe, but they're going to turn it around.
MarkHOST
29:40
Bochum, Kiel, Bielefeld, Heidenheim, Wolfsburg, Kaiserslautern, Nuremberg, St. Pauli.
MarkHOST
29:52
These are all teams that, all right, they might have had ups and downs.
MarkHOST
29:57
They haven't had the level of chaos that Hertha have had.

24 MINS LATER

MarkHOST
53:44
So, yeah, we've got basically we've got three really tough games coming up or two and then Cottbus, which could be tough.
MarkHOST
53:55
So, Kaiserslautern, who are third in a historically solid team doing really well this season.
MarkHOST
54:12
yeah third place not to be sniffed at above Wolfsburg so that is I wouldn't say like because people are saying well that's the first big test of the season but that I don't think that that's really fair because at the start of the season we didn't know how things would be so like and we have played we played Heidenheim very early in the season who who have kept their what appears to be their entire team since becoming relegated so I don't necessarily agree with that statement but now as things are in the shakedown there's no doubt that the facts remain that Kaiserslautern are third and Wolfsburg are fourth and they are doing
MikeHOST
55:00
better than anyone would have thought as well
Marley AndersonPANELIST
15:27
They had Nicholas Jackson last year as well.
Marley AndersonPANELIST
15:29
They could easily rest Kane and say, we don't need you against Augsburg this weekend or, you know, Heidenheim next weekend.
Marley AndersonPANELIST
15:36
You can have an hour off, bring you on for 20 minutes, it'd be fine.
Marley AndersonPANELIST
15:41
But instead he's like, no, I'll play.
TomHOST
56:00
They pretty much exactly the same thing in the pubs beforehand.
TomHOST
56:03
I mean, it was less it was less it was wasn't done quite constantly because I don't think the people of Heidenheim had met.
TomHOST
56:09
were going to ever be much of a target for that sort of thing.
TomHOST
56:12
And there were no Heidenheim fans around in the centre at midday on a Thursday, as it was that day.
TomHOST
56:17
But yeah, it's the sad thing, isn't it, about these away days as fans of English football clubs that I think every single one of us will have these sort of groups in fan bases.
TomHOST
56:27
Like, I'm going up to Anfield tomorrow for the Chelsea-Liverpool game.
Manuel VethHOST
11:44
The results recently pretty good.
Manuel VethHOST
11:45
Win against Braunschweig, draw against Heidenheim, win at home again against Bochum.
Manuel VethHOST
11:50
Uh, The only blemish is recent weeks that away defeat to Magdeburg.
Manuel VethHOST
11:56
So yeah, tune in, 8.30, kick off at the Max Moorlach Stadion.
Alex WoodwardHOST
21:15
We've seen sides come up and play interesting football and not try and sent Powley their way through the season by drawing every match 0-0.
Alex WoodwardHOST
21:26
But I don't think I've seen a side, in recent memory at least, maybe Heidenheim, but to be honest, not even them, who have come up and both played really good football and got results as well.
Alex WoodwardHOST
21:41
And that's what really stood out to me in this game.
Alex WoodwardHOST
21:44
It was Alversburg's style of play and their success with that style of play was absolutely fantastic.

29 MINS LATER

Alex WoodwardHOST
50:51
kaiser sloughton 2 bocum nil some not oscar worthy acting from alvedi uh yan yan alvedi yan or nico which one plays for kaiser sloughton yan or nico i think it's yan alvedi who plays for kaiser sloughton if i'm fairly confident it is But anyway, Jan Albeide with not the best acting to get Kaiserslautern a penalty late on in this match, though the home side would have won this game regardless.
Alex WoodwardHOST
51:21
Milos Lukovic with the first goal and Sami Sahin scoring from the spot to give all three points to the Red Devils against the Bochum side who are now in the relegation places.
Alex WoodwardHOST
51:34
Wolfsburg 3, Heidenheim 1.
Alex WoodwardHOST
51:36
Who cares? Heidenheim were unlucky to not pick up a point in this game.
TravisHOST
25:24
I would like to see Otta, Grisha, and Angelo play.
TravisHOST
25:27
I thought they did that against the Heidenheim match in the friendly, and that was kind of interesting.
TravisHOST
25:34
I'd like to see that a little bit.
TravisHOST
25:35
I know it's tough.
IrynaGUEST
34:31
We have so many friends, and we have played in Warsaw.
IrynaGUEST
34:34
We have played in Heidenheim, in Hamburg, and today we're playing in London.
Francis DearnleyHOST
34:39
And it...
Francis DearnleyHOST
34:39
Whilst, whilst I've got you, if you could just tell us a little bit about the journey over here for the players.

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