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In a disappointing turn of events, Wuppertaler Sportverein (WSV) suffered a 1-6 defeat against Paderborn in their recent match. The defeat marks the second consecutive loss for WSV, following a poor start to the second half.
The game began on a sour note for WSV, as they conceded a goal in the second minute. Paderborn, fielding several players from their professional squad, seemed to take advantage of WSV's initial struggles.
However, WSV managed to find their footing and scored their first goal in the 30th minute, making the score 1-3. The momentum seemed to shift for a brief moment, but Paderborn regained control in the second half.
Paderborn's second goal was scored by Bennit Bröger in the 20th minute, and despite several close calls, WSV failed to respond effectively. Medin Kojic came close for Paderborn in the 7th minute, and Kamo narrowly missed the target in the 53rd minute.
In an attempt to turn the tide, Tyrala made changes to the starting lineup for the match against Wiedenbrück. Dominic Duncan, Alessio Arambasic, and Ronay Arabaci were brought on in the second half for Hans Juraj Hartmann, Vincent Schaub, and Wagemann. However, these changes did not seem to have the desired effect.
Müller scored an own goal in the 67th minute, extending Paderborn's lead to 2-6. Despite the efforts of WSV fans to cheer on their team, it was not enough to secure a comeback.
Jeff Fehr was available as a substitute for WSV and came on for Kamo in the 70th minute. Despite his introduction, WSV were unable to reduce the deficit further, with Bouzraa hitting the post in the 74th minute.
Goalkeeper Luyambula made a crucial save against De Jong to prevent Paderborn from scoring their sixth goal in the 52nd minute.
Vincent Schaub started the match for the first time, and Toshiaki Miyamoto returned to the starting lineup after serving a suspension.
The second consecutive English week for the WSV ends with a home game against Sportfreunde Siegen on Saturday, 20 September at 2 pm. WSV will be hoping to bounce back and secure a victory in their next match.
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