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Eintracht Braunschweig vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern is a closely contested 2. Bundesliga matchup with both clubs capable of making home ground count. Braunschweig won 2-0 on 19 April 2025 and 2-0 again on 29 November 2025. Kaiserslautern had won 3-2 at home on 24 November 2024, while Braunschweig later took a 2-0 away win on 24 April 2026, keeping venue and response central.
Past matches, Eintracht Braunschweig vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes 1. FC Kaiserslautern
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2D
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20F
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5D
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6M
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45F
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21M
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41M
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17F
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34G
Eintracht Braunschweig Substitutes
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20
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32
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24
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11
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19
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29
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Match events
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9'Andi Hoti I. Koutsidis
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11'Kevin Ehlers Yellow Card
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27'Jovan Mijatovic Jan Urbich
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45'Lukas Frenkert Andi Hoti
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50'Florian Flick Yellow Card
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65'Fabian Kunze Leon Reid Robinson
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65'Erencan Yardimci Marlon Ritter
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67'Fabian Kunze Yellow Card
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73'⚽Erencan Yardimci Normal Goal (Asst: Julian Krahl)
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79'Mario Sauer Thierry Fidjeu Tazemeta
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79'Simon Asta Paul Joly
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84'Arlet Junior Zé Mehmet-Can Aydin
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84'Lino Tempelmann Samuele Di Benedetto
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89'Mergim Berisha Ibrahim Kanate
Stats for this game
Matchup Eintracht Braunschweig VS 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Braunschweig’s home margins
Braunschweig have made their own ground count in two meetings. They beat Kaiserslautern 2-0 on 19 April 2025 and repeated that score on 29 November 2025. The matching results show a useful home detail, although the narrow set of margins does not guarantee the same outcome whenever the clubs meet. It does, however, explain why Braunschweig’s approach at home deserves attention.
Kaiserslautern answer in their setting
Kaiserslautern supplied a different picture by winning 3-2 at home on 24 November 2024. Their return meeting on 24 April 2026 ended in a 0-2 defeat, with Braunschweig again finding a way to take the points. That contrast makes the venue relevant without turning it into a rule: Kaiserslautern can win a close home contest, while Braunschweig have shown greater separation in both home victories.
A contest built on response
The balance is therefore less about one permanent order than about which side handles its setting better. Future meetings can test whether Braunschweig’s home margins endure or whether Kaiserslautern produce another narrow answer. The evidence leaves both possibilities credible.