Match summary
Bochum came from behind to win 3-2 at home to Karlsruhe, with the winner arriving in stoppage time. It was 1-1 at half-time.
In the first half, Christian Rasmussen put Bochum ahead in the 6th minute and Kevin Wiethaup equalised in the 8th minute. In the second half, Tim Civeja put Karlsruhe in front in the 50th minute, Philipp Hofmann equalised in the 53rd minute, and Hofmann won it in stoppage time.
The chances backed that up: Bochum created 2.86 expected goals (xG) from 27 shots to Karlsruhe's 1.35 from 14.
Bochum secured a narrow victory against Karlsruhe after dominating proceedings on Matchday 11 of the 2. Bundesliga. The hosts controlled 58 percent of possession and recorded 27 shots compared to 14 from the visitors, translating to an expected goals total of 2.86 against 1.35. Bochum registered 10 shots on target from their total volume and earned 4 corners, while Karlsruhe managed 4 shots on target and 1 corner. Both sides committed 11 fouls and received 1 yellow card apiece. Pass accuracy stood at 87.0 percent for the home side and 81.4 percent for the away team.
Christian Rasmussen opened the scoring for Bochum with a left foot shot in the 6th minute, before Kevin Wiethaup equalised for Karlsruhe with a right foot shot in the 8th minute. Santeri Väänänen received a yellow card for argument in the 30th minute as the teams reached half-time level at 1-1. Tim Civeja put Karlsruhe ahead in the 50th minute with a right foot shot, but Philipp Hofmann levelled for Bochum with a left foot shot in the 53rd minute. Sean Klaiber was booked in the 76th minute, and Hofmann scored the winner in the 90+2nd minute.