BL: Darmstadt is relegated after its defeat against Heidenheim

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By: Manu Tournoux

BL: Darmstadt is relegated after its defeat against Heidenheim

Under the eyes of its audience, gathered at Böllenfalltor, Darmstadt lost (0-1) against Heidenheim on the 31st day of the Bundesliga. At the end of regulation time, Dovedan offered the visitors three points (90th). A result which officially condemns Torsten Lieberknecht’s men, relegated to the German second division.

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#

Team

Pts

J

DIF

G

NOT

D

BP

B.C.

10

Heidenheim
Heidenheim

37

31

-8

9

10

12

44

52

18

Darmstadt
Darmstadt

17

31

-43

3

8

20

30

73

Red lantern in the championship with 17 small units, Darmstadt is 10 points behind Mainz, sixteenth, and 12 lengths behind Bochum, fifteenth. Too great a delay with three days remaining to hope to remain in the elite of German football. Heidenheim is 10th.

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Manu Tournoux

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