"It was clear that the first victory after our weakness phase would not be a footballing treat," St. Paulis Trainer Timo Schultz said after the final whistle at "Sky" and admitted that he would have "saved" the exciting final phase.

That it came at all was too much of the northern German itself. The Hanseates had a flash start in the first pass, leading a 2-0 and were dominant until the break whistle. "We played a really good first half," said Schultz and meant that the Jahn could not have complained, "if it had been 4: 0 or 5: 0".

Only his eleven has not used the opportunities - and that has been irrelated. "If Jahn manages to put his stamp to the game - with many long balls, with a lot of force, with a lot of staff in the center -, then it has every team in the league heavy," the 44-year-old praised the impressive catch-up of the Regensburg Restarted and admitted that "we had really lucky, I'm glad we got it over time. Much longer could not take the game."

So happy Schultz was about the victory, so he had noticed how much his protégés have hired in half two. Especially with a view of the switching game that was "too little. The ball gains we had, we did not play so well up to 3: 1."

It was good to drive such a dirty victory.

Marcel Hartel

This also saw Guido Burgstaller so that did not make a secret that "the last five to eight minutes were a dither pitch." We would have been to blame for themselves if we were still here. We have to play the counterpart better, "said the Austrian, but also demanded:" In the future we have to see two, three goals rich to take the victory home. "

In the end, three goals were reached in Regensburg, which Marcel Hartel conjured a wide grin in the face. The 26-year-old was happy about the dirty victory, as he said, "It was good to drive such a dirty victory. That's good and definitely gives self-confidence."