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Erzgebirge Aue play to a draw against Ingolstadt

Erzgebirge Aue play to a draw against Ingolstadt
Marcel Bär FC Erzgebirge Aue equalized against Ingolstadt with a header / Photo: Robert Michael/dpa/Archivbild
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FC Erzgebirge Aue went without a win for the fourth game in a row. The third division club drew 1:1 (0:1) away from home against FC Ingolstadt. Niko Vukancic (41st, own goal) and Marcel Bär (74th) scored at Audi-Sportpark.

The first half was largely without chances. It was only after a misplaced pass from Marco Schikora on the halfway line that the Schanzers launched their first counter-attack, with Pascal Testroet's shot bouncing off the upper body of Auer's Niko Vukancic and into the net to make it 1-0. Ingolstadt went into the break with a 1-0 lead shortly afterwards.

The second half started stronger offensively. Marvin Stefaniak tried from distance in the 46th minute, but placed his shot too close to the middle. The game remained without any major chances for either side until Marcel Bär equalized in the 74th minute. After a corner from Stefaniak, Bär nodded the ball into the near corner to make it 1:1. The final phase was then hotly contested. Shortly before the end, the hosts from Ingolstadt managed to get dangerously close to the Aue goal again, but were unable to get past Aue keeper Martin Männel.

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Aue therefore remain in eleventh place for the time being after the last matchday before the winter break, but can still slip to 14th place as some games are not played until Wednesday.

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