Osnabruck 3-1 Braunschweig: Second-Half Surge | Live Soccer on TV

Forty-five minutes of nothing, then the game woke up. Daniel-Kofi Kyereh had been on the pitch six minutes when he broke the deadlock, and VfL Osnabruck never looked back.

Key Moments

The first half produced a yellow for Fridolin Wagner and no goals. Timo Schultz replaced Wagner with Kyereh at 46. On 52 Kyereh scored. Bjarke Jacobsen made it two on 76 from Adrian Beck's assist. Robin Meissner added the third on 80. Full time finished 3-1 after a goalless opening period.

Braunschweig used five substitutes and collected four yellows, including bookings for Kevin Ehlers, Mehmet Can Aydin, Fabio Di Michele Sanchez and Noah Katterbach. Osnabruck stayed largely disciplined, with only Wagner cautioned. Leonhard Munst replaced Ismail Badjie on 73 as Schultz locked the game down.

The visitors had more of the ball (54 percent) and more shots (15 to 11), including eight on target. Osnabruck created the clearer looks: 2.34 expected goals to 0.86 and five big chances to one. Pass completion was 77 percent at home and 83 percent away. Corners finished 5-5.

That gap between volume and quality is the story. Braunschweig put eight shots on target and still left with a 1.48 xG deficit. Osnabruck needed fewer attempts because they created five big chances and converted three of them after the restart.

Why it matters

The post-match table snapshot has Osnabruck eighth on six points after a second straight win in the recorded form line. Braunschweig remain 17th on zero points, inside the 3. Liga relegation band, after a third listed defeat.

How to watch / Viewing notes

The match is finished. No TV or streaming rights were listed in the catalog for this fixture, so live soccer on TV guides may still surface replay windows by region. Kickoff was 11:30 UTC on Sunday 6 September 2026, 2. Bundesliga Round 4. Check a local listing before you stream.

One substitution flipped a blank first half. After Kyereh scored, Osnabruck simply kept finishing.