Sandhausen - St. Pauli - League II

Round 10 of the Bundesiga II season continues:  The SV Sandhausen (SVS) hosts on Saturday, 07:00 a.m. EST (U.S.A), the FC St. Pauli at the Hardt forest Stadium.  SV Sandhausen is undefeated at home (2 Wins and 1 draw) and did not concede a goal in those 3 games. The last away win for St. Pauli in the Hardt forest Stadium is dated March 19, 2016 - 2:0 victory.  The Assistant Manager of the SVS, Gerhard Kleppinger, coached FC St. Pauli from 1997 to 1999.  SV Sandhausen are currently ranked 13th in the table with 10 pts. (2 Wins, 4 draws, 3 defeats). In the last 9 league matches, FC St. Pauli gained only 5 pts. (1 win, 2 draws, 4 losses).  The home side has an advantage in this game, if they win, they could be in the Top 10 in the league. With that said, I take SV Sandhausen with the "Double Chance" Option - a home win or a draw - if they win this game their record will be 3 Wins, 4 draws, 3 losses - or number 343. 343 points to 93, which means "to shine". 

UPDATE October 22, 2016 - FINAL Result:  Sandhausen 3-0  St. Pauli.  Sandhausen crushed St. Pauli by 3 goals to Nil:  In the 26' min., a brilliant shot from Thomas Pledl was saved by the Pauli's goalkeeper Robin Hancox, but the ball jumped directly to Lucas Höler, who easily scored the 1st goal for the hosts from very short distance. In the last (45') min. of the 1st half, the 22-year-old youth Pledl (on October 22 !) put the ball with his right foot high into the short corner - 2-0 SVS.  This was Pledl's first goal of the season (!), scored on October 22. The hosts continued to dominate in the 2nd half, and in the 72' min., Andrew Wooten got past 2 defenders and scored the 3rd goal for SVS: Well deserved victory for the home side Sandhausen, who shone, as described above [343 points to 93 = "to shine"]. Sandhausen made exactly 222 passes during the entire game [222 equals the Gematria of the word "record"]. The victory put SVS into 8th place in the Bundesliga II table with exactly 13 pts. Our (new) winning streak is now 6 consecutive free-pick winners.