Holstein KielD14 Aug · Home FC St. Pauli · 2:2W22 Aug · Away TSV 1860 München · 2:0L30 Aug · Away FC Magdeburg · 0:2D5 Sep · Home FC Nurnberg · 2:2L13 Sep · Away FC Heidenheim · 0:1D19 Sep · Home VfL Osnabrück · 1:1
1:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
VfL OsnabrückW28 Aug · Away VfL Bochum · 1:0L2 Sep · Home Bayern Munich · 1:4W6 Sep · Home Eintracht Braunschweig · 3:1L13 Sep · Home Hertha Berlin · 1:3D19 Sep · Away Holstein Kiel · 1:1W23 Sep · Away Wiedenbrück · 3:0
In the 2. Bundesliga game on 19 September 2026, Holstein Kiel beat VfL Osnabrück 1:1. Match numbers: shots on target 4:3, corners 10:1.
Match report
Holstein Kiel and Osnabrück drew 1:1 in a Second Bundesliga match on Saturday evening at the Holstein-Stadion. The result keeps both sides in difficult positions, with Kiel remaining rooted to 15th place on four points while Osnabrück hold onto ninth with seven.
The visitors took the lead through a penalty converted by Phil Harres in the 45th minute and second. It had been a scrappy opening half, punctuated by five yellow cards as tensions built. Kiel pushed forward after the break and managed to salvage a point through a deflected effort from Hiroki Sekine at the 72nd minute—a goal the defender gifted his own side before being sent off himself seven minutes later.
David Zec's red card for Osnabrück at 74 minutes changed the complexion of the game, though neither team could find a winner. Both clubs made several changes in the second half, with Kiel bringing on Bernd Riesselmann and Patrick Kammerbauer at 73 minutes, while Osnabrück introduced Jonathan Gómez and Robin Meißner as the clock reached 87.
The statistics tell a story of dominance without reward for the hosts. Kiel controlled 58 per cent of possession and created 12 shots on target, yet only found the net once. Their expected goals figure of 2.1 suggests they were well ahead in chances, but the conversion rate never got going. Osnabrück, with 1.82 expected goals and just three shots on target, were more clinical when it mattered.
For Kiel, the draw extends a winless run that now stretches across six matches. They had shown glimpses of promise with a 2:0 victory over TSV 1860 Munich earlier in the season, but the recent loss 0:1 to Heidenheim highlights their struggles. Osnabrück's situation looks perhaps more manageable despite their position, with two wins already on the board against Braunschweig and Wolfsburg.
D14 Aug · Home FC St. Pauli · 2:2W22 Aug · Away TSV 1860 München · 2:0L30 Aug · Away FC Magdeburg · 0:2D5 Sep · Home FC Nurnberg · 2:2L13 Sep · Away FC Heidenheim · 0:1D19 Sep · Home VfL Osnabrück · 1:1