Waldhof Mannheim vs Havelse Result

3. Liga3. Liga · Germany
Waldhof Mannheim

Waldhof Mannheim

3 - 1

Full Time

Havelse

Havelse

📍 Carl-Benz Stadion, Mannheim

🗓️ Sunday, 8 Mar 2026 at 12:30

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2 - 1

Actual

3 - 1

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Waldhof Mannheim Rally Past Havelse with Second-Half Surge

Waldhof Mannheim produced a stirring second-half comeback to defeat Havelse 3-1 at the Carl-Benz Stadion, overturning an early deficit with three goals in the final half-hour. After a cagey first half, Havelse struck first shortly after the restart, but Mannheim responded with a flurry of goals to seize control and secure all three points in this 3. Liga encounter. The match saw its intensity rise after the break, with Havelse’s opener in the 49th minute briefly putting the visitors in the ascendancy. However, Waldhof Mannheim’s attacking trio came alive, netting twice in quick succession (58’, 61’) to turn the game on its head before sealing the result with a late third. Havelse’s discipline faltered, with five players booked, as Mannheim’s superior energy and clinical finishing proved decisive.

Waldhof Mannheim

Waldhof Mannheim

8/10

Waldhof Mannheim started cautiously but showed impressive resilience and attacking verve in the second half. Despite conceding first, they responded with three unanswered goals, demonstrating sharpness in the final third and composure under pressure. The team’s 3-4-3 formation allowed for width and numbers in attack, particularly as the game opened up. Their defense remained organized, conceding just once and limiting Havelse’s opportunities after the visitors’ opener. The single yellow card reflected a disciplined approach, and the substitutions injected fresh impetus in the latter stages.

Key Players

Felix Lohkemper: Scored a crucial equalizer to spark the comeback.
Vincent Thill: Instrumental in midfield, linking play and contributing to attacking moves.
Lovis Bierschenk: Capped the win with a late goal to seal the result.

Strengths

Clinical finishing in the second halfResilience after falling behindEffective use of attacking width

Weaknesses

Slow start after halftimeAllowed Havelse to score first
Havelse

Havelse

6/10

Havelse began the second half brightly, taking the lead in the 49th minute and briefly looking poised to pull off an away win. Their 3-4-2-1 setup provided defensive solidity early on, but they struggled to contain Mannheim’s response and lost control as the hosts ramped up the pressure. A lack of discipline, evidenced by five yellow cards, hampered their ability to regroup, and they failed to create clear chances after conceding the equalizer. The late stages saw Havelse chasing the game, but they could not recover their early momentum.

Key Players

Lorenzo Paldino: Opened the scoring and gave Havelse a brief lead.
Norman Quindt: Made several key interventions to keep the scoreline respectable.

Strengths

Quick transition after halftimeEarly defensive organization

Weaknesses

Discipline issues (5 yellow cards)Unable to respond after concedingLost midfield control in the second half

Key Moments

49' — Goal

Lorenzo Paldino finishes off a swift Havelse move to put the visitors ahead.

58' — Goal

Felix Lohkemper equalizes for Waldhof Mannheim, shifting the momentum.

61' — Goal

Waldhof Mannheim take the lead with a rapid second, capitalizing on Havelse’s defensive lapse.

86' — Goal

Lovis Bierschenk scores Mannheim’s third to seal the win.

Multiple' — Yellow Cards

Havelse accumulate five bookings, disrupting their rhythm and inviting pressure.

Tactical Analysis

Waldhof Mannheim’s 3-4-3 formation allowed them to stretch Havelse’s backline, especially as the game wore on and spaces opened up. The wingbacks provided width, while the front three interchanged effectively to create overloads. After conceding, Mannheim pushed their midfielders higher, pinning Havelse back and forcing errors. Havelse’s 3-4-2-1 initially gave them a compact shape, and they capitalized on a transitional moment to score. However, as Mannheim increased their tempo, Havelse’s midfield was overrun and their defensive line struggled to cope with the hosts’ movement. The flurry of yellow cards reflected their inability to adapt tactically to Mannheim’s resurgence.

Turning Point

Felix Lohkemper’s equalizer in the 58th minute, which galvanized Mannheim and shifted the game’s momentum decisively.

Man of the Match

Felix Lohkemper

His equalizing goal was the catalyst for Mannheim’s comeback and he led the attacking line with energy and purpose.