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Waldhof Mannheim edges past Wehen Wiesbaden 1–0 in tense 3. Liga clash

A packed stadium roared as Terrence Boyd’s 70th-minute strike lifted Waldhof past Wiesbaden. Injuries and tension couldn’t stop the hosts from claiming three vital points.

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Boyd Scores as Waldhof Wins in Front of Record Crowd - Waldhof Mannheim edges past Wehen Wiesbaden 1–0 in tense 3. Liga clash

SV Waldhof Mannheim secured a narrow 1–0 victory over SV Wehen Wiesbaden in front of a season-record crowd of 17,406 fans. The match, played at home in the 3. Liga, saw Terrence Boyd score the decisive goal in the 70th minute. Both teams faced injury troubles, with Waldhof forced into multiple lineup changes before kick-off.

Waldhof manager Luc Holtz made six alterations to his starting eleven due to injuries and illnesses. Meanwhile, Terrence Boyd earned his first start of the season for the hosts. The opening 45 minutes proved scrappy, with neither side creating many clear openings.

The win moves Waldhof up the table, though they had to contend with a long injury list and a tense finish. A crowd of 17,406—including 10,000 fans who attended on free tickets—witnessed the hard-fought victory. The result leaves Wiesbaden still searching for points after another narrow defeat.

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