3 – 1
“Enzo Leopold breaks the deadlock for Hannover with a well-taken finish to give the visitors what seemed a crucial away goal”
Pivotal“Ivan Prtajin equalizes for the home side with a composed finish, shifting momentum despite being down to ten men”
Pivotal“Semih Sahin and Naatan Skyttä strike within seconds of each other in stoppage time to complete a remarkable comeback”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Kaiserslautern produced a stunning late comeback to defeat Hannover 96 3-1, overturning a deficit in dramatic fashion at the Fritz-Walter-Stadion. After Enzo Leopold had given the visitors a 67th-minute lead, the match turned on Waniss Taïbi's dismissal for two bookable offences, which paradoxically seemed to galvanize the home side rather than weaken them. Substitute Ivan Prtajin drew Kaiserslautern level just three minutes after the red card, before two stoppage-time strikes from Semih Sahin and Naatan Skyttä sealed a remarkable turnaround. The victory provides crucial breathing room for Kaiserslautern in their battle against relegation, while Hannover's away-day struggles continue to hamper their promotion ambitions.
Hannover 96 travel to Fritz-Walter-Stadion looking to extend their unbeaten run against Kaiserslautern to five matches. With just two points separating these mid-table sides, this clash could shake up the 2. Bundesliga standings as both teams chase promotion contention.