Hoffenheim victory 1-0 over Essen in league clash

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Overview

1899 Hoffenheim

1 - 0

Match Finished

Sinsheim

Dietmar-Hopp-Stadion

Annika Kost, Germany

SGS Essen

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Weather

The match was played under overcast skies, with the weather described as "cloudy" throughout the game. Temperatures hovered around a crisp 6°C, adding a cool and calm ambiance to the venue. Players adapted well to the conditions, with no significant disruptions attributed to the weather.

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Head to Head

In their past encounters, 1899 Hoffenheim and SGS Essen have consistently provided closely matched contests. This particular game added another layer to their rivalry, with Hoffenheim emerging victorious. Historically, Hoffenheim has held a slight edge in recent fixtures, leveraging their tactical discipline and home-ground advantage. SGS Essen, on the other hand, continues to prove they are a formidable opponent, often pushing matches to the wire.

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Predictions

Before the match, predictions leaned slightly in favor of 1899 Hoffenheim, owing to their strong form and home advantage. With a solid lineup and tactical strategy under coach T. Dedes, Hoffenheim’s defensive strength and ability to capitalize on key moments were highlighted as decisive factors. SGS Essen was expected to challenge through counterattacks and physical duels, but the prediction of a narrow margin proved accurate as Hoffenheim secured a 1-0 victory.

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Top Player

Selina Cerci was undoubtedly the standout player of the match. Scoring the only goal in the 21st minute, she showcased her clinical finishing ability. Beyond the goal, her involvement in key offensive plays, including four shots with two on target and notable passing accuracy in critical areas, earned her a solid performance rating of 7.3. Cerci’s efforts were instrumental in Hoffenheim securing the narrow win.

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Match Highlights

• 21'

  

  S. Cerciscored a goal

• 62'

  

  E. Memetiwas substituted by D. Grabowska

• 65'

  

  P. Flachwas substituted by J. Terlinden

• 77'

  

  J. Janssenswas substituted by C. Hahn

• 77'

  

  J. Feldkampwas substituted by F. Dongus

• 77'

  

  J. Hickelsbergerwas substituted by F. Delacauw

• 77'

  

  K. Potsiwas substituted by L. Köpp

• 83'

  

  S. Cerciwas substituted by M. Steiner

• 88'

  

  L. Puckswas substituted by P. Platner

• 88'

  

  L. Elmaziwas substituted by M. Berentzen

1899 Hoffenheim vs SGS Essen Statistics

Hoffenheim dominated possession and had more attacking opportunities, which was reflected in their higher shot count and passing efficiency. Essen's defense and goalkeeping efforts were notable despite the loss.

1899 Hoffenheim Player Ratings

• Laura Johanna Dick (G): 8.7 – Outstanding saves and maintained a clean sheet.
• Jill Janssens (D): 7.2 – Solid defensive performance with crucial interceptions.
• Marta Cazalla (D): 6.9 – Reliable presence in defense, though slightly overshadowed.
• Lisa Doorn (D): 8.2 – Key tackles and duels won; a standout in defense.
• Jamilla Rankin (D): 7.9 – Contributed to the defensive effort with interceptions and tackles.
• Erëleta Memeti (M): 6.5 – Active on the field but limited impact before substitution.
• Jana Feldkamp (M): 7.0 – Captain's performance with consistent midfield control.
• Vanessa Diehm (M): 7.6 – Balanced performance in both defense and attack.
• Gia Corley (M): 7.2 – High duel win rate and effective dribbling.
• Selina Cerci (F): 7.3 – Match-winning goal and creative offensive play.
• Julia Hickelsberger (F): 7.2 – Provided the crucial assist for the goal.

Substitutes:

• Dominika Grabowska: 6.5 – Moderate impact after coming on.
• Feli Delacauw: 7.2 – Promising performance with key passes.
• Fabienne Dongus: 6.6 – Reliable presence in limited time.
• Chiara Hahn: 6.7 – Added energy in the midfield.
• Marie Steiner: 6.2 – Limited opportunities to influence the game.

SGS Essen Player Ratings

• Sophia Winkler (G): 6.9 – Made crucial saves but conceded the decisive goal.
• Beke Sterner (D): 6.9 – Strong tackling but limited influence in advancing the ball.
• Jacqueline Meißner (D): 6.9 – Steady defensive work and one block.
• Laura Pucks (D): 7.0 – Effective in duels and interceptions.
• Lena Ostermeier (D): 7.3 – Outstanding in tackles and defensive positioning.
• Vanessa Fürst (M): 6.9 – Balanced effort with a few key contributions.
• Paula Flach (M): 6.5 – Subdued performance; substituted in the second half.
• Kassandra Potsi (M): 7.0 – High duel win rate and notable creativity in attack.
• Natasha Kowalski (M): 7.2 – Showed flair with dribbles and key passes.
• Ramona Maier (M): 6.7 – Active in attacking attempts but lacked precision.
• Liridona Elmazi (F): 6.5 – Limited impact in breaking through Hoffenheim’s defense.

Substitutes:

• Jette Terlinden: 6.5 – No significant influence after coming on.
• Lena Köpp: 6.7 – Added presence in the final minutes.
• Pia Platner: 6.6 – Energetic but unable to shift the momentum.
• Maren Berentzen: 6.5 – Minimal impact in a brief appearance.