Hertha deFTermanates loss to Schalke in the kickoff of Bundesliga round two
In a thrilling opening match of the Bundesliga promotion race, Schalke 04 emerged victorious against Hertha BSC with a final score of 2-1. The match, held on Friday evening, saw Schalke's new coach Miron Muslic and sporting director Frank Baumann's strategic leadership pay off, as they guided the team to a successful start of the season.
The opening goal of the match came in the 16th minute, courtesy of Moussa Sylla, who scored from around nine meters following a precise corner from Christopher Antwi-Adjei, served by Peter Remmert. Schalke extended their lead in the 23rd minute when Nikola Katic headed in a goal.
Hertha BSC tried to reduce the deficit by changing offensive formations, but their efforts were largely in vain until the 89th minute. In a dramatic turn of events, Marten Winkler scored a spectacular goal with his heel, making it 2-1. Despite several chances, Hertha BSC's goal remained elusive until this late goal.
However, the celebration was short-lived for Schalke as Nikola Katic received a yellow-red card in stoppage time following a foul. Despite this setback, Schalke managed to hold on to their lead and secure crucial first points in the race for promotion.
The race for promotion in the Bundesliga is underway, and this match served as a promising start for Schalke 04. The team will look to build on this victory and continue their strong form as the season progresses.
This article has been edited from material from the dts news agency.
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