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Holstein Kiel vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern is an open 2. Bundesliga matchup in which decisive wins have been exchanged across both grounds. Kiel won 3-0 at home on 17 April 2026, while Kaiserslautern answered 4-1 at home on 23 November 2025. Kaiserslautern also won 3-1 away on 27 April 2024, and Kiel had earlier taken a 3-0 away victory on 26 November 2023.
Past matches, Holstein Kiel vs 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Holstein Kiel
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21G
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3D
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43D
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25F
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29M
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10M
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2D
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40D
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22M
1. FC Kaiserslautern Substitutes
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G
25
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M
11
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D
31
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M
37
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D
2
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F
19
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D
3
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F
10
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D
5
Match events
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16'⚽U. Tohumcu Normal Goal (Asst: K. Davidsen)
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24'J. Therkelsen S. Skrzybski
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33'Lasse Rosenboom Yellow Card
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33'Paul Joly Yellow Card
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36'⚽P. Harres Normal Goal (Asst: I. Ugoh)
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40'⚽D. Zec Normal Goal (Asst: U. Tohumcu)
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46'L. Sirch M. Ritter
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46'Kim Ji-Soo N. Bassette
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64'Kasper Davidsen Yellow Card
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64'K. Redondo N. Skytta
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64'D. Hanslik M. Berisha
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75'F. Roslyng L. Rosenboom
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75'S. Schwab I. Ugoh
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83'M. Muller U. Tohumcu
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83'N. Niehoff D. Zec
Stats for this game
Matchup Holstein Kiel VS 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Kiel answer with a home margin
Holstein Kiel beat Kaiserslautern 3-0 at home on 17 April 2026, turning their ground into the setting for a decisive result. That victory followed an away success of the same score for Kiel on 26 November 2023. The matching margins show Kiel can create separation in different venues, but they do not guarantee that the next meeting will follow the same shape.
Kaiserslautern respond in both settings
1. FC Kaiserslautern won 3-1 away at Kiel on 27 April 2024 and then took a 4-1 home victory on 23 November 2025. Those results supply a direct counterweight to Kiel’s wins and show that Kaiserslautern can answer on the road as well as at home. The differing margins also keep the fixture from settling into one predictable pattern.
A contest of decisive replies
Each side has produced a convincing result in these meetings, with the venue changing hands as often as the advantage. Future matches can favour either club when the setting shifts. The evidence points to a competitive exchange rather than a permanent order.