In the German Cup quarter-finals, Bayer Leverkusen convincingly defeated St. Pauli 3-0 at home. The Leverkusen team didn't slow down throughout the game, capitalized on the opportunities, and showered their fans with gifts - a big scene, a big result.
Martin Terrier opened the scoring in the 31st minute. This goal in the first half gave Bayer a psychological advantage: the team kept the game under control, tightly squeezing the opponent both in attack and passes.
In the second half, Patrick Sheek doubled the lead in the 63rd minute. As St. Pauli attempted a rebound, Bayer Leverkusen's defense remained calm, while their attack remained alert. The final point was scored by Jonas Hofmann in the 90+2nd minute - this is what the "stamp" at the end of the game means.
Thus, Bayer Leverkusen advanced to the next stage as the first semi-finalist in the German Cup. In short: Leverkusen said "I'm ready" this evening, right on the field.
German Cup. Quarterfinals
"Bayer" - "Saint-Pauli" 3:0
Goals: Terrier 31, Schick 63, Hofmann 90+2.
Bayer Leverkusen: Blaswich, Cuanza, Andrić, Tapsoba, Lucas Vazquez (Arthur, 58'), Grimaldo, Garcia (Bade, 89'), Palacios (Fernandez, 58'), Tilman Thierryer (Hofmann, 65'), Schick (Cofane, 89').
St. Pauli: Voll, Ando, Sands, Mes, Pirka, Rasmussen, Fujita (Irvine, 68), Oppi, Sinani, Kaars, Lage (Jones, 46, Jara 80).
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