Derby-Kracher: FCK celebrates with a choreo and a clear victory against KSC!
Derby-Kracher: FCK celebrates with a choreo and a clear victory against KSC!
On Saturday, the Red Devils of 1. FC Kaiserslautern demonstrated their derby superiority in the Fritz-Walter Stadium with a convincing 3-1 win over the Karlsruher SC. In front of 48,567 spectators, the Lautrer fans not only celebrated victory, but also a spectacular choreography that made the journey home an unforgettable experience. In the 13th minute, Boris Tomiak scored the first goal of the game via penalty after a foul by KSCS Enis Zengin. As a result, both teams played with passion and offered the fans some exciting scenes, such as a revealed goal for the KSC.
derby party on the Betzenberg
In the second half, the FCK players finally broke the game. Within a few minutes, Kenny Redondo and Jannis Heuer, both came into play as a substitute, came into play 3-0. Redondo sank a pass from Luca Sirch in the 73rd minute before a free kick goal by Florian Kleinhansl converted this year. Despite a late hit by Marvin Wanitzek for Karlsruhe in the 88th minute, the victory of the Lautrer was never endangered. With this profit, Kaiserslautern climbed to second place in the 2nd Bundesliga and now has 26 points. The KSC fell back to sixth place with 23 points, as Stripes reports .
The game was accompanied by emotional highlights, including loud chants and numerous fans' sayings, who not only cheered for their team, but also advertised a typing campaign for an injured fan. These derby celebrations are not an isolated case, because the Lautrer Ultras presented a choreography against Karlsruhe for the first time since 2016, which offered fans an atmospheric picture. The match was also a welcome revenge after the 0: 4 debacle in February of this year. In the end, the spectators were able to say "goodbye" with white handkerchiefs what the festive day on the Betzenberg completed, such as Erhalten Sie täglich die neuesten Artikel aus der Kategorie Kaiserslautern.
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